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Can DXC extend its Hogan core banking platform—which underpins a significant share of global deposit infrastructure—into a full-stack embedded finance layer for banks and fintechs by layering modern installment, card issuing, and payment capabilities on top of legacy infrastructure?

Founded2017
HQAshburn, Virginia, USA
Total raisedPublic company (NYSE: DXC)
Latest roundNYSE-listed
IndustryInfrastructure / BaaS
The story

DXC Technology was formed in 2017 through the merger of CSC and HP Enterprise Services, inheriting a decades-old Hogan core banking platform that today powers a significant portion of global deposit infrastructure. Rather than being a consumer fintech, DXC positions itself as an enterprise technology partner to financial institutions, enabling banks and fintechs to modernise and extend their core banking capabilities. Recent strategic partnerships with Splitit (BNPL/installments) and Euronet (card issuing/payments) reflect a shift toward embedding modern fintech capabilities directly into the Hogan banking stack, competing with cloud-native core banking challengers.

Last 12 months
2025-10
2026-01
Product timeline
2017
DXC Technology formed via merger of CSC (Computer Sciences Corporation) and HP Enterprise Services, inheriting Hogan core banking platform.· banking
2025
DXC and Splitit announced strategic collaboration to enable card-linked installment payments for Hogan core banking platform clients covering 300+ million bank account holders.· lending
2026
DXC announced strategic partnership with Euronet Worldwide to integrate Hogan core banking with Euronet's Ren platform for card issuing, revolving credit and payment capabilities.· card
The stack
Payments / PSP
Euronet Ren (partner integration)
Banking / BaaS
DXC Hogan (self-operated)
Card issuing
Euronet Ren (partner)
Lending
SplititCard-linked installment payments (via Splitit, for Hogan bank clients)Revolving credit (via Euronet Ren integration)
Accounting gap: none