We're the out of the box payments plumbing you need to build the next best neobank or payments service. Scale faster and maximise efficiency with our powerful platform.
Our API can be easily embedded into any platform. Businesses can quickly and cost-effectively launch new payment services to customers – through existing or new products.
Modulr is FCA-regulated as an Electronic Money Institution. So businesses get a packaged and regulated service, without dealing with licensing and compliance complexity.
Automate treasury management including processing funds and reconciliation. With 24/7 support backed by our industry-leading SLA.
Issuing unlimited accounts and clearing payments in real-time with Modulr’s API adds a new dimension to your customer proposition. Helping to acquire new customers and retain existing ones.
Modulr is the cost-effective way to launch payment services. Save on compliance costs. Save on upfront build costs. Save on ongoing operational and tech maintenance costs.
Automate treasury management including processing received funds and reconciliation. With real time payment notifications. For more efficient cash management.
"We chose to work with Modulr, the next generation digital alternative to banking, because of their deep experience in payments infrastructure, their foresight to innovation and their commitment to serving businesses across the UK who sorely needed better payment capability."
Chris Downing Director for Accountants and BookkeepersModulr is authorised and regulated by the FCA as an Electronic Money Institution (FRN: 900573). We can issue accounts with sort codes and Euro IBANs. Our accounts access existing payments services – Bacs, CHAPS, Faster Payments, SEPA, Visa and Mastercard - so businesses can receive and make payments easily.
As directly connected participants to the Faster Payments and Bacs schemes, we are able to hold and settle funds at the Bank of England, meaning greater reliability and security.
All built on a secure platform with multi-factor authentication, activity observation and regular penetration testing.