Neonomics and Oblinor Partner to Grow Investment Platform with Open Banking

  • Open Banking
  • 18.09.2024 10:00 am

Neonomics a leading open banking provider, have been selected by Oblinor, a Norwegian digital investment platform that gives investors the opportunity to invest in real estate projects. Seeking a way to streamline and enhance the investor experience, Oblinor has integrated Neonomics checkout offering to make it faster, more secure, and user-friendly for users to deposit funds for investments.

With this partnership, Oblinor is leveraging the power of open banking to simplify payments, offering a seamless and intuitive process for investors. No more manual entry of account numbers or transaction details—everything is now streamlined for a frictionless deposit experience.

“We're excited to integrate open banking into our platform,” says Christopher Maxwell, Lead Engineer of Oblinor. “Neonomics has made the transition smooth and effortless, allowing us to offer a faster, more secure, and incredibly user-friendly way to fund investments. This is just the beginning, and we’re excited about the potential to continue driving innovation in financial services alongside Neonomics.”

Through Neonomics’ technology, Oblinor now automates the payment process by instantly populating key transaction details like account numbers, amounts, and KID numbers. This not only speeds up the user experience but also provides enhanced security, reducing the risk of fraud and eliminating the need for third-party intermediaries.

Christoffer Andvig, CEO of Neonomics, echoes the enthusiasm:“Neonomics is a perfect fit for what Oblinor is building. By integrating open banking, we’re adding real value for their users—making it easier, more secure, and more efficient to invest. As the potential of open banking continues to grow, we’re excited to see what’s next in this partnership.”

Together, Neonomics and Oblinor are setting a new standard in digital finance, giving investors more control, security, and efficiency in managing their investments.

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