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Verituity Joins BNY Mellon’s Accelerator Program to Develop Solutions to Offer Faster, Smarter, Verified Payouts

Verituity has joined BNY Mellon‘s Accelerator Program to work towards providing faster, smarter, verified payout solutions with the goal of setting a new industry standard in payments technology. BNY Mellon’s Program seeks out the best emerging technology companies around the globe and collaborates with them on next-generation solutions that will address emerging business challenges.

Verituity’s cloud-based platform powers accurate, first-time, and on-time payouts by elevating verification, intelligence, and compliance to the core of digital disbursements. The Verituity platform automatically handles the complexities of digital payouts while unlocking greater payment choice, increased efficiencies, and faster, safer disbursements.

“Given the significant advancements in the digital payments space, consumers and businesses increasingly expect payors to meet them on their preferred payment platforms,” said Carl Slabicki, Managing Director of Strategic Payment Solutions at BNY Mellon. “We look forward to working with the Verituity team as we explore opportunities for new solutions that will help our clients harness the latest payment capabilities such as RTP®, Account Validation Services and other payments services via a single integration.”

“Verituity’s faster, smarter, verified payouts platform reduces fraud and errors, lowers costs, and boosts customer loyalty for banks and their business clients,” said Ben Turner, CEO, and Founder of Verituity. “We look forward to working with BNY Mellon to pursue verified digital payout solutions that will drive value for BNY Mellon, their clients and payees.”

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