Q2 Holdings has integrated Finzly's payment infrastructure into its Digital Banking Platform, enabling cross-border, domestic, and instant payments through the Q2 Partner Accelerator Program. Finzly's platform offers real-time visibility, competitive FX rates, and regulatory compliance, enhancing bank offerings. This collaboration empowers banks and credit unions to deliver a superior payment experience without complex infrastructure overhauls.
Title: Q2 Holdings Integrates Finzly's Payment Infrastructure to Enhance Digital Banking Platform
Charlotte, N.C., Aug. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Q2 Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: QTWO) has announced a strategic partnership with Finzly, a leading provider of modern payment infrastructure for financial institutions. This collaboration, facilitated through the Q2 Partner Accelerator Program, integrates Finzly's payment capabilities into Q2's Digital Banking Platform, enabling cross-border, domestic, and instant payments [1].
The integration allows financial institutions to offer a cutting-edge payment experience to their account holders. Finzly's platform provides real-time visibility, competitive FX rates, and built-in regulatory compliance, delivering a faster and more transparent payment experience within the financial institution's existing digital environment [1].
Finzly's unified platform supports all major payment rails, including FedNow, RTP, Fedwire, ACH, and SWIFT, helping financial institutions stay competitive. By leveraging Finzly's solution through Q2's Digital Banking Platform, financial institutions can quickly enhance their offerings, capture new revenue, and meet account holder expectations without the hassle of complex implementation [1].
The Q2 Partner Accelerator Program, part of the Q2 Innovation Studio, allows in-demand financial services companies to pre-integrate their technology with Q2's Digital Banking Platform. This enables financial institutions to work with these partners, purchase their solutions, and rapidly deploy standardized integrations to their account holders [1].
In a statement, Booshan Rengachari, CEO of Finzly, said, "In today's connected world, businesses and consumers expect their banks to deliver seamless payment experiences. With fintechs setting new expectations for simplicity, speed, and transparency, banks and credit unions must be able to meet these demands effortlessly. By integrating Finzly's solution into Q2's Digital Banking Platform, we're providing financial institutions with a simple, efficient way to offer exceptional payment experiences, including international payments that exceed account holder expectations, without the need for a complex overhaul" [1].
This integration is part of Q2's broader strategy to empower financial institutions with modern, end-to-end payments capabilities. Q2 Instant Payments Manager, a solution designed to help financial institutions manage instant payment workflows, now connects to both Clearing House RTP® and Federal Reserve FedNow℠ instant payment rails through Open Payment Network (OPN) [2].
OPN was selected as the first integration partner for Q2 Instant Payments Manager due to its technical expertise, deep industry knowledge, and ability to scale and support the full instant payments message set. This partnership enables Q2's financial institution and fintech customers to provide comprehensive, data-driven digital engagement solutions for consumers, small businesses, and corporate clients [2].
The integration of Finzly's payment infrastructure into Q2's Digital Banking Platform is a significant step forward in providing a seamless, reliable, and modern payment experience that meets the evolving needs of business clients. This collaboration is set to strengthen the competitive position of financial institutions in today's crowded commercial banking landscape [2].
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[1] https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/finzly-announces-integration-with-q2s-digital-banking-platform-302532586.html
[2] https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/q2-announces-partnership-open-payment-network-support-instant-payment-workflows-banks
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