Kredittbanken selects FIS Total Issuing PRIME cloud platform to modernize core systems
Bitget2026/09/30 07:00- Kredittbanken selected FIS Total Issuing PRIME in the Cloud to modernize systems supporting consumer credit, loans, savings, deposits, credit cards.
- Platform will run on Amazon Web Services, shifting Kredittbanken from self-managed deployments to a fully managed cloud service.
- Move supports Kredittbanken’s core modernization drive, targeting standardization, lower complexity, scalability, regular compliance updates.
- FIS expects faster product rollout for Kredittbanken, improved digital cardholder experience, stronger support for growth across its owner-bank network.
- Kredittbanken supports consumer credit products for 69 Norwegian savings banks, aiming to unify customer data across product lines.
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