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Advapay

“Can a core-banking software vendor be the one-stop integrator that helps small fintechs get licensed and live faster than they could on Mambu or building in-house?”

Founded2015
HQTallinn, Estonia
FoundersMaxim Ivanchenko
IndustryInfrastructure / BaaS
The story

Advapay is an Estonian core banking software vendor and fintech consultancy founded in 2015. The company sells a white-label digital core banking and e-wallet platform (Macrobank) alongside licensing/consulting services to help fintechs obtain EMI, PI, MSB and crypto/MiCAR licenses. Its embedded-finance angle is as an enabler — it integrates third-party BaaS, KYC, and payment partners through a marketplace and resells them to fintech operators, rather than operating its own regulated financial services.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2015
Advapay founded in Estonia as a core banking software vendor and fintech consulting firm.· pivot
2020
Partnership with Sumsub to deliver automated KYC/AML to fintech clients on the Macrobank core banking platform.· banking
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Advapay’s embedded-finance stack
Money movement
SWIFTSEPA
Accounting gap: none

Advapay — frequently asked

Which payment rails does Advapay use?

Advapay moves money over SWIFT and SEPA.

Who founded Advapay?

Advapay was founded by Maxim Ivanchenko and is founded in 2015, headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia.

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