News & Insights

Wholesale CBDCs are able to harmonise global settlement times, offer tokenised credit risk-free settlements, and facilitate faster cross-border settlements in high-risk regions.

Partior has partnered with Nonghyup Bank in South Korea to enhance cross-border payments using blockchain technology. The partnership aims to address Korea’s unique market challenges, streamline international payments, and support financial innovation, benefiting both businesses and consumers.

Nium becomes the first fintech payment service provider (PSP) on the Partior network. Financial institutions will be able to connect with Nium via Partior for 24x7, transparent, real-time payouts, clearing, and settlement to over 100 markets worldwide.

Emirates NBD, a leading banking group in the MENAT (Middle East, North Africa, and Türkiye) region, has entered into a strategic agreement with Partior to explore participation in their blockchain-based platform for clearing and settlement, a collaboration that will offer Emirates NBD’s clients 24x7 availability, and faster, more seamless payment flows.

Claire Ng, Product Director at Onyx by J.P. Morgan discusses how Onyx is collaborating with Fintechs like Partior to offer their customers multi-bank settlement capabilities, and offers a perspective on current trends like automation, and silo-ed versus network banking.

Discover how Partior can significantly help reduce integration resources and time, accelerating the digital currency journey for regulated financial institutions.

Explore the challenges in existing PvP and alternative non-PvP arrangements for FX settlement and what is in store for post-trade FX settlements.

Partior announces the first close of a US$60M+ Series B round led by Peak XV Partners and supported by Valor Capital Group and Jump Trading Group as new investors, and J.P. Morgan, Standard Chartered and Temasek as existing shareholders. 

The relationship between traditional banks and newer fintech companies continues to shape the landscape. Banks provide stability through their strong infrastructure and regulatory frameworks. Fintechs, fueled by innovation and agile technology, are redefining how financial services are offered. This interaction challenges old norms and opens new avenues for collaboration and growth.