Fastest way to deliver financial products and services through partnerships

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According to a 2020 global survey by PwC, 75% of banks are investing in developing a more customer-focused business model by collaborating with fintechs.

Why NayaOne?

The NayaOne name is a combination of our two core principles: transformation and unification. ‘Naya’ means ‘New’ in several ancient languages and represents transformation. ‘One’ signifies the core value our products bring: to connect ‘Once’ for access to third party vendors, datasets and emerging technologies to build financial products and services.The products are built by seasoned banking technologists, entrepreneurs and some of the best talent enabling the future of finance.

2021
Banking Tech Awards.
Fintech of the Future
Winner


Wealth & Finance 2020 Best Innovation Platform Winner Fintechs. NayaOne

2020
Wealth & Finance
Best Innovation
Platform Winner


Accenture 2019-2020 Fintech Lab Graduate Fintech. NayaOne

2019-2020
Accenture Fintech Lab
Graduate


FCA TechSprint 2019 Winner Fintechs. NayaOne

2019
FCA TechSprint 
Winner

Be a part of our mission

NayaOne is the fastest way to deliver financial products and services through partnerships. Supporting over one hundred use cases, connect to fintechs and datasets to rapidly build and evaluate new propositions securely, before scaling them to production.

All financial firms are facing ever changing market conditions, which requires them to accelerate their innovation. Using a highly modular cloud-native Fintech-as-a-Service platform provides partners the flexibility to respond and adapt.

NayaOne in numbers

90+

projects completed

10m+

test rows

500+

APIs

100+

datasets

NayaOne builders

Karan Jain. CEO in NayaOne

Karan Jain

CEO


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Matt Allan. CTO in NayaOne

Matt Allan

Head of Engineering


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Let’s discuss

Please note that fintechs working towards financial inclusion, environmental sustainability, equal opportunities and financial wellbeing are eligible for pro-bono support, resources, and potentially subsidised costs.