Romania’s Salt goes live with Starling’s SaaS platform
Romanian digital bank Salt has gone live on Starling’s SaaS platform Engine, onboarding 100,000 customers in its first two weeks.
Romanian digital bank Salt has gone live on Starling’s SaaS platform Engine, onboarding 100,000 customers in its first two weeks.
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