Engine by Starling is a cloud-native, SaaS banking platform that delivers all the capabilities to run a highly competitive and cost-effective digital bank. Engine is the technology arm of Starling Bank, one of the world's leading digital banks. Born in the cloud and delivered as a fully-managed service, the platform is modular, entirely API-based and a proven technology at scale. Engine simplifies core banking Software as a Service delivery by offering a complete set of digital features and capabilities that can be configured rapidly. Engine already operates a broad range of banking products for millions of customers, and the technology is designed to support and scale with ambitious financial institutions looking to transform their customer experience and back office operations. Using Engine’s capabilities and real-world experience delivering the UK’s leading digital bank, Starling, banks around the world can take advantage of cloud-native technology; quickly launch fully-featured products, re-platform existing business and deliver best-in-class banking experiences. All while reducing the risk and uncertainty of modernisation, maintaining a low cost base and enabling innovation at pace.
| Website | https://www.enginebystarling.com/ |
| Revenue | $23.4 million |
| Employees | 354 (283 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2022 |
| Industry | Banking |
| Keywords | Cloud Banking Platform, Financial Technology Platform, Cloud Based Banking, Financial Services Technology, Fintech Saas, Modern Banking Platform, Banking Software, Banking As A Service, Secure Banking Platform, Open Banking Platform, Banking Infrastructure, Online Banking Platform, Payment Processing Platform |
| Competitors | Microsoft, Zoho, Domo, Alteryx, Tableau, Qlik, TIBCO Streaming, BankOne, Sisense, Looker +34 more (view full list) |
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