Cybersecurity firms NetGuardians and Intix join forces, rebranding as Vyntra
In the ever-evolving world of finance, a new player has emerged, promising to revolutionise the way banks and financial institutions combat financial crime and monitor transactions. Vyntra, the brainchild of the merger between NetGuardians and Intix, is set to redefine financial crime prevention and transaction observability on a global scale [1][2][4].
Vyntra's unique proposition lies in its integration of AI-driven financial crime prevention with advanced transaction data visibility and analytics. This synergy enables the company to offer real-time, end-to-end observability of financial transactions, thereby enhancing compliance, reducing risks, and strengthening operational resilience within financial institutions [1][2].
One of the key benefits of Vyntra's services is its ability to detect and resolve payment issues before they impact customers, thereby improving customer trust and operational efficiency [2]. Furthermore, Vyntra's real-time monitoring of transactions and payment flows allows early detection of suspicious activity such as fraud or money laundering (AML compliance) [1][2].
Vyntra's reach extends across retail, private, institutional, digital-native banks, and FinTechs in over 60 countries, serving upwards of 130 institutions worldwide [1]. By unifying financial crime prevention and transaction observability under one platform, Vyntra ensures a safer and more transparent financial system while maintaining business agility [1][2].
Gisle Glück Evensen, Partner at Summa Equity, has stated that the merger of NetGuardians and Intix was designed to support a safer and more transparent financial system [5]. Vyntra's intelligence will also help firms protect instant payment networks and detect and resolve payment issues before they impact customers.
In summary, Vyntra offers banks and payment service providers a powerful tool to combat financial crime and gain comprehensive insight into their transaction flows through real-time tracking, searchable archives, and scalable intelligence. As a global leader in transaction intelligence and financial crime fighting, Vyntra is poised to reshape the financial landscape [2][3][4].
[1] https://www.vyntra.com/ [2] https://www.netguardians.com/ [3] https://www.intix.com/ [4] https://www.summaequity.com/ [5] https://www.summaequity.com/news/summa-equity-announces-merger-of-netguardians-and-intix-to-create-a-global-leader-in-transaction-intelligence-and-financial-crime-fighting/
Businesses and financial institutions can rely on Vyntra's AI-driven financial crime prevention services for a safer and more transparent financial system, as its real-time monitoring of transactions helps detect suspicious activities such as fraud or money laundering. With reach across several banks and FinTechs in over 60 countries, Vyntra ensures business agility while maintaining operational resilience and bolstering compliance concerns.