“Can a white-label API orchestration layer become the default integration fabric for regulated fintech programs that don't want to build directly on BaaS primitives?”
Velmie is a London-headquartered digital banking system integrator and white-label BaaS platform vendor, founded in 2007, that builds and operates end-to-end tech stacks for payment institutions, EMIs, remittance companies, and card issuers. Rather than holding licenses itself, Velmie assembles a modular platform (accounts, payments, cards, wallets, lending, FX) on top of a partner ecosystem of regulated providers (Synctera, Marqeta, Enfuce, Currencycloud, Plaid, Salt Edge). It has evolved from a mobile e-wallet platform into a composable API-first middleware layer orchestrating multiple third-party banking providers across EU, UK, US, and GCC markets.
Velmie discloses Synctera and Enfuce as its banking providers, according to the Embedded Finance Index 2026.
Velmie does not disclose a bank charter of its own; its banking services are provided through Synctera and Enfuce.
Velmie's cards are issued through Marqeta and Enfuce on the Visa and Mastercard networks.
Velmie's lending and capital products are provided by Velmie Lending Platform (in-house).
Velmie connects to bank accounts through Plaid and Salt Edge.
Velmie uses Currencycloud for FX and cross-border payouts.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 7 layers in Velmie's stack: Banking / BaaS (Synctera and Enfuce); Card issuing (Marqeta and Enfuce); Card network (Visa and Mastercard); Lending (Velmie Lending Platform (in-house), Modular cloud-based lending platform, Loan origination, Loan servicing and 2 others); Open banking (Plaid and Salt Edge); Unified APIs (Currencycloud); FX & payouts (Currencycloud).
Velmie is founded in 2007 and headquartered in London, England, United Kingdom.
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