“Can a source-code-licensed, white-label FinTech platform become the preferred technology launchpad for banks, PSPs, and enterprises that need to deploy financial products without building core infrastructure in-house?”
SDK.finance (operating entity TechFin UAB, Lithuania) is a white-label FinTech platform provider that sells source-code-licensed and SaaS-based financial infrastructure to banks, PSPs, EMIs, neobanks, and enterprises. Rather than being a regulated financial institution itself, it positions as the technology layer — enabling customers to launch payment apps, neobanks, crypto-to-fiat wallets, and embedded finance products. The platform is modular and API-first, and SDK.finance has expanded its partner ecosystem (Marqeta for card issuing, Sumsub for KYC, Corefy for payment orchestration) to give customers plug-and-play access to licensed financial services without SDK.finance holding the licenses itself.
Sdk Finance processes payments through Corefy (payment orchestration).
Sdk Finance's cards are issued through Marqeta.
Sdk Finance connects to bank accounts through Salt Edge.
Sdk Finance uses Corefy for FX and cross-border payouts.
Sdk Finance uses Complyadvantage for fraud prevention.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 6 layers in Sdk Finance's stack: Payments / PSP (Corefy (payment orchestration)); Card issuing (Marqeta); Open banking (Salt Edge); Unified APIs (Corefy); FX & payouts (Corefy); Fraud (Complyadvantage).
Sdk Finance is headquartered in Lithuania (TechFin UAB).
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