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The Future of Open and Embedded Banking at Truist

Businesses need access to embedded banking products that can integrate with open banking and banking-as-a-service providers. Truist Bank is providing just that, says SVP of open and embedded banking Anthony Burton.

Published on October 2022 in Banking-as-a-Service

FEATURING: Anthony Burton, SVP of open and embedded banking at Truist

In the past, consumers relied almost exclusively on legacy banking institutions for their financial interactions. Today, businesses across all industries have access to embedded banking products enabled by Open Banking policies and powered by Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) providers.

Embedded financial services within the user journey makes the experience seamless for the user and unlocks revenue streams and analytics for businesses. The question becomes, what is the role of traditional banks in this new business model?

My guest on the Banking Transformed podcast is Anthony Burton, SVP of connected banking, open finance, and embedded banking at Truist. Anthony shares how Truist is embracing this opportunity and how this will impact current and future customers.

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