nbkc Bank Expands Banking-as-a-Service Suite with Interchecks to Deliver Faster, More Flexible Payments

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  • 27.10.2025 08:35 am

nbkc bank®, a leading provider of  banking-as-a-service (BaaS) sponsorships, today announced a strategic  partnership with Interchecks, a U.S.-based payments technology company  specializing in instant, compliant, and customizable payment experiences.  

This collaboration enhances nbkc’s BaaS platform by integrating Interchecks’  instant payment technology, enabling fintechs and non-bank innovators to  deliver seamless “push-to-card” disbursements, sending funds directly to  customers’ debit cards in real-time, without the delays of traditional payment  rails. 

“Speed and flexibility in payments are now essential to building and  sustaining customer relationships,” said Melissa Eggleston, executive vice  president and chief deposits and operations officer at nbkc bank. “By  partnering with Interchecks, we’re expanding our payment capabilities and  helping our fintech and non-fintech partners provide their customers faster  access to funds - all while maintaining the compliance and oversight  standards that define nbkc’s approach to BaaS and payments  sponsorships.” 

With this addition, nbkc continues to expand its comprehensive BaaS  offering, which includes deposit and loan account sponsorship, debit card  issuance, payment processing, compliance oversight, and risk management,  empowering fintechs to embed banking functionality quickly while  maintaining the highest regulatory standards.

“nbkc’s reputation as a responsible and forward-thinking BaaS and payments  leader made this collaboration a natural fit,” said Dylan Massey, co-founder  and CEO of Interchecks. “This partnership isn’t just about faster payments;  it’s about shaping what’s next. Together, we’re unlocking new possibilities for  how money moves, empowering fintech innovators to deliver instant, secure,  and compliant payment experiences that redefine customer expectations  and set the stage for the future of financial connectivity.”

 

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