Curve, the digital bank, announced today that it has signed a partnership agreement with Nuvei Corporation, a Canadian fintech company, with the primary goal of expanding card and alternative payment method (APM) adoption.
The partnership also aims to improve the user experience, reduce operational costs, and enable the bank's global expansion plans.
With Nuvei's payment technologies, such as its intelligent routing engine, Curve will be able to accept VISA and Mastercard transactions, according to isp.page. In addition, the bank's clients will soon have access to relevant APMs in markets where Curve operates.
Curve will also use Nuvei's real-time reporting tools, which provide comprehensive analytics to monitor all transactions. This will allow the bank to ensure payment routing and payment flow optimization.
"Our goal at Curve is to become the most user-centric app that simplifies the spending process, so an industry-leading user experience is critical to Curve's service," said Shachar Bialick, founder and CEO of Curve, about the partnership.
"We are proud to partner with Curve to improve the product they offer their clients and enable them to work with their clients wherever they are and however they want to pay," said Philip Fayer, chairman and CEO of Nuvei.
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