Bankart, a leading Slovenian payment processing company servicing 26 banks and other financial institutions in 5 countries in Southeastern Europe, has selected Iliad Solutions as its payment testing provider in a new multi-year deal.
Bankart will license t3, Iliad’s flagship enterprise-grade, browser-based digital payments testing platform, providing cutting-edge, automated testing options, helping drive Bankart’s payment capabilities and its position as a leading payments processor.
Gregor Pirc, IT Operations and Platforms Director, Bankart said: “Our future growth and success depends on efficient payment testing. Our ability to do this is aided by the use of advanced testing technology. Through this new partnership with Iliad, we have the opportunity to access the capabilities of t3, one of the world’s most advanced payment testing platforms available today.”
Anthony Walton, Iliad Solutions CEO commented: “We are delighted that Bankart has selected Iliad's t3 solution as its strategic testing platform in order to support its ongoing digital development and modernisation work. We look forward to a successful partnership with Bankart across its markets. Doing additional new business in Southern Europe is fantastic, extending our global footprint.”
Removing friction from the complex process of getting new payment initiatives to market quickly, efficiently and at a reasonable cost has never been more important. t3 helps facilitate a dynamic adoption of digital payments through a simplified and automated testing process to the benefit of all.
Iliad’s products and services are used by leading financial institutions around the globe helping to minimise risk when deploying new payments technology, reducing the costs associated with testing and improving the speed of launching new systems.
Sophisticated controls can be applied to projects at every level, with real-time data available via intuitive dashboard views. t3 allows the testing of complex transactions simply and effectively - tests are fully automated and can run at up to 15,000 transactions