Many thanks to Tearsheet for naming Galileo “Best Payment as a Service Platform” during the Embedded Payments Awards Ceremony on November 19. We’re thrilled for the honor!
Here’s what Tearsheet said about us:
Galileo’s APIs have become standard for many top fintechs and financial services firms to create sophisticated payment card programs and digital banking solutions. The addition of Galileo Instant enables any business—including startups and businesses that need a fast and easy payout solution—to become a fintech through the use of embedded payments.
Galileo powers leading fintechs, including Robinhood, MoneyLion, Greenlight, Current, Aspiration, KOHO the U.S. divisions of Monzo, Revolut, TransferWise and Paysafe.
According to one independent assessment, Galileo drives >95% of fintech digital banking in the U.S.
To learn more about Galileo, please contact us!
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