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Founded in 2016 as Solarisbank AG, the company rebranded to Solaris SE in 2022 to reflect its broader focus and European expansion. Solaris operates a leading Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform, providing a technology-driven infrastructure and modular banking services to a wide range of partners, from fintech startups to established digital companies. Its API-based platform allows partners to integrate financial services like digital bank accounts, payment cards, lending solutions, and cryptocurrency services directly into their own products without needing a banking license themselves. The company's mission is to empower the future of financial services through "embedded finance," making financial products more accessible and contextual.

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Solarisbank

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