FIS Core on Demand offers digital capabilities and application integration of the vendor’s omnichannel platform, delivered on demand via a Software-as-a-Service model.
The package covers online account opening and consumer online and mobile banking, allowing customers to seamlessly open new accounts across a variety of channels and do their banking and payments online.
Clients also get access to a repository of APIs and use cases that let small financial institutions develop and test products and services in a cost effective way.
Rob Lee, EVP, digital and banking solutions, FIS, says: “We have developed Core on Demand in direct response to the needs we’ve heard from community financial institutions to grow market share and better promote their brands among today’s increasingly digital-savvy consumers.
“Because the solution is cloud-based and core-agnostic, Core on Demand allows these institutions to bring to market a compelling set of digital offerings quickly, with minimal upfront investment.”
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