Cutting through the red tape of financial services
We help banking, financial services and insurance executives balance regulatory requirements with the need to improve their digital technology stack.
Transforming challenges into opportunities
The BFSI industry operates in a landscape of constant change. InfoBeans is your strategic ally in leveraging technology to adapt and thrive. We collaborate with banks, insurers, and financial institutions to develop agile software that enhances operational efficiency, mitigates risks, and delivers exceptional customer experiences. Whether it’s staying compliant in a regulatory maze or harnessing data for informed decisions, InfoBeans is dedicated to empowering BFSI entities with tailor-made digital solutions that set new industry standards.
Thank you for the successful, on-time completion of the transition project. InfoBeans delivered with great quality a project that impacted all the systems and business verticals.
Over 450 clients WOWed globally
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Services we offer BFSI companies
You’re the best at being quick and scrappy. Most companies just charge a lot to do research and deliver a deck. You make things that are real.
Director of Product Management
Prudential
Types of BFSI projects
- Secure online banking portals
- Fraud detection and prevention systems
- Algorithmic trading platforms
- Insurance claims processing solutions
- Financial data analytics dashboards
- Loan and credit management applications
- Digital payment solutions
- Customer onboarding and KYC automation
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ServiceNow
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