Enhance your offer with integrated services
Thanks to Fabrick you can find a supplier for more complex architectural functions to make the best of new opportunities with effective and quick answers to new market challenges.
thanks to the automatic update when regulations change.
from a single API point to owned contingency machines.
More effective management of algorithms and big data ensures constant data control.
with Banking-as-a-Service solutions ready to integrate, leaving the IT heavy lifting to us.
Customer stories
Improved customer experience and simplified processes
Monetising data, overcoming service competition, taking advantage of technology platforms, and developing smart solutions are all key for banking and financial services today. Fabrick stands as a solid and scalable partner to achieve business goals, streamline processes and enhance the customer experience thanks to integrated services tailored to their needs.
Reduced time to market
Ready-to-integrate solutions allow you to more easily access untapped market segments or needs.
Engineered fraud prevention
At your service, thanks to end-to-end security solutions, based on artificial intelligence.
Offer quick and easy loans
Enable your customers to access capital quickly, securely and easily from the place where they manage their finances.
Our products
Improving multi-provider payment processing and simplifying information and reconciliation flows.
The gateway to accept Ecommerce and in-app payments, with 250 alternative payment methods and 20 acquirers.
Real-time risk analysis leverages online SCA, improving acceptance rates.
Offering post-authorisation fraud control and 100% reimbursement of unidentified fraud.
The suite of solutions to speed up and facilitate companies' access to credit.
Digitisation of Finance – The Next Chapter
The latest economic slowdown has had a negative effect on the valuations of technology companies around the world. Such an impact has been extreme in the FinTech sector. According to the Financial Times, the valuation of US-listed FinTech companies has been reduced by almost half a trillion dollars since 2020.