As part of a bold move to promote the development of Poland’s fintech sector, Walletto and Fintech Poland have unveiled a strategic alliance meant to raise Polish fintech businesses and support their expansion on a global scale. This partnership offers fresh chances for entrepreneurship, scalability, and international success, Supporting the growth of Poland’s fintech ecosystem.
Empowering Polish Financial Technology Businesses with Worldwide Resources
Walletto offers a strong infrastructure as a licensed electronic money institution under the supervision of the Bank of Lithuania. Card issuing, acquiring services, and thoroughly integrated global payment solutions are among its offerings. Direct integration with Visa and Mastercard strengthens these products by giving Polish fintech businesses the means they need to launch, expand, and globally compete.
Innovative Payment Solutions Tailored for Regional Needs
Support from Walletto goes well beyond normal financial offerings. The company helps financial technology businesses to streamline difficult processes and enhance consumer experience by concentrating on payment process optimization. In line with Walletto’s commitment to advancing innovation, Walletto is in the process of integrating the BLIK payment method for Polish merchants. This initiative will provide a fast and seamless payment experience in PLN currency.
“Working with Fintech Poland, we hope to strengthen fintechs in Poland by means of creative and adaptable payment solutions as well as wide availability of acquiring services, card issuing, SEPA and SWIFT payments, and other financial offerings.” — Walletto representative
Building the Fintech Scene in Europe
Working together, Walletto and Fintech Poland are helping create a more linked Polish and Lithuanian financial innovation sector. More than simply a strategic step, this partnership is a promise to support development, trust-building, and advancement of technology. Walletto guarantees that Polish fintechs can easily and securely perform international transfers and currency conversion since it is a member of STEP2 (SEPA), SWIFT, and TARGET2.
A Bridge Between Institutions, Startups, and Regions
Furthermore, the cooperation fortifies the interdependence of the European fintech sector, therefore creating bridges between areas and enabling ideas, money, and creativity to travel more freely. By urging cooperation among startups, investors, and financial institutions, both companies hope to speed up the growth of financial technology in Poland and elsewhere.
Empowering Merchants and Innovators to Explore Fresh Opportunities
For Polish businesses, this means more effective payment handling, more flexibility, and access to a worldwide customer base. Fintech pioneers see in it an opportunity to increase their offerings and scale their business models with the support of a reliable partner well steeped in the European financial system.