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Founded in 2008, Contis established itself as a leading B2B provider of end-to-end payment solutions in Europe. The company offered a comprehensive platform that enabled businesses to launch their own branded current accounts, issue debit cards (Visa and Mastercard), and manage real-time payment processing. In 2021, Contis was acquired by the German fintech company Solarisbank AG (now Solaris SE), creating a pan-European BaaS leader. The combined entity leverages Contis's UK and EEA e-money licenses and processing capabilities with Solaris's digital banking and lending platform to offer a complete financial infrastructure via APIs for fintechs, banks, and corporations.

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Contis Group

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2009

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