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Solanteq has implemented support for Mastercard Real-Time Clearing (RTC) in the SOLAR platform and brought it live in a bank’s production environment — one of the first RTC launches in Mastercard’s Eastern Europe division.

Reducing Time-to-Market is not about speeding up a single activity — it is about reducing the amount of work required to deliver a project. Every manual task adds time, increases operational effort, and creates opportunities for errors.

For a neobank, architecture sets the investment threshold that must be crossed before the business model can be validated.

Reducing Time-to-Market is not about speeding up a single activity — it is about reducing the amount of work required to deliver a project. Every manual task adds time, increases operational effort, and creates opportunities for errors.

Discover what zero-downtime payment processing requires, from modular architecture and containerised deployment to automated delivery, resilience, monitoring, and operational control.

How Solanteq’s SOLAR platform achieves zero-downtime payment processing through modular architecture, containerization and automated resilience.

Solanteq explains how behavioural analytics and real-time risk scoring move fraud prevention beyond static rules in digital banking.

How Solanteq’s SOLAR platform scales payment infrastructure through modular, API-first architecture, message-driven components and zero downtime.

Solanteq launches Great Payments, a cloud-native, single-tenant SaaS platform letting banks and fintechs launch card issuing and acquiring 5x faster.

Solanteq explores how the digital euro shifts European banks from account-based systems to wallet-based money and multiple payment rails.

Solanteq examines why employees feel unseen despite tracked achievements, and proposes an internal loyalty system to recognize milestones in real time.

Teya, powered by Solanteq, migrates to Amazon Aurora and upgrades settlement and reconciliation to scale acquiring operations across the UK and EU.

Solanteq compares on-premises, self-managed cloud and managed payment deployment models to help institutions balance control, cost and speed.

Solanteq’s takeaways from London’s Digital Assets Forum: digital assets infrastructure matures toward regulated, bank-grade, at-scale operations.

ISO 20022’s global deadline has passed. Solanteq explains the compliance gaps banks still face and how SOLAR enables compliant, fraud-resilient payments.

How Bereke Bank used Solanteq’s SOLAR Loyalty platform to replace generic cashback with behavior-based, personalized customer loyalty experiences.

Solanteq showcased its SOLAR platform at Digital Finance Summit 2025 in Brussels, presenting scalable payment infrastructure for banks going digital.

How PayTeq, part of the ALTEX retail group, used Solanteq’s SOLAR suite to launch card and lending products under its own banking license.

Solanteq breaks down the GENIUS Act, the US framework requiring 1:1-backed, bank-issued stablecoins, and what it means for payments and lending.

From JPMorgan to PayPal, Solanteq looks at why banks and fintechs are launching stablecoins to cut costs and speed up cross-border payments.