Solutions · Fintechs & Banks

Every new regulatory requirement shouldn't mean a new integration project.

The financial sector's rules change all the time, and each change often becomes a new integration project. Fluid connects banks, payment methods, and internal systems into a continuous, governed flow, without rebuilding everything for every requirement.

The Problem

Fintechs and banks operate under pressure most other sectors don't face

Besides connecting internal systems

ERPCRMCore banking

they need to connect to an ecosystem of

Other banksPayment methodsContinuously changing regulatory requirements

Each point-to-point integration is another system to maintain

Someone on the tech team has to maintain and update it every time the rule or partner changes again.

In this sector, the cost of a fragile integration isn't just operational: it's regulatory. A synchronization failure in a financial transaction has compliance consequences that don't exist on the same scale in other sectors.

How Fluid helps

A single layer for all financial connections

Banking systems, internal ERPs, and integrations with banks and payment methods start operating within the same flow.

Consistently applied security

Secure authentication and LGPD compliance in every transaction, not as a security layer added later, system by system.

New requirement, flow adjustment

When a new regulatory requirement appears, the tech team adjusts the existing flow instead of building a new integration from scratch.

Learn how Fluid orchestrates →

Connectors

Featured connectors for Finance

Direct connection to banks, payment methods, and specialized financial services.

Banks

  • Banco do Brasil
  • Santander
  • Banco Inter
  • C6 Bank
  • BTG

Payments and gateways

  • Pagar.me
  • Cybersource
  • Asaas
  • Payfy

Specialized financial services

  • Sinqia Previdência
  • Qive
  • Capital Empreendedor
  • Licitar Digital

See all Fluid connectors →

Results

What this actually changes

  • Faster regulatory compliance

    A rule change or a new banking partner is an adjustment in the orchestrated flow, not a new integration project.

  • Real-time transaction visibility

    Banking and financial data reach the ERP or decision system as it happens, not in a later reconciliation.

  • Less operational risk from fragmented integration

    Each new connection (with a bank, a partner fintech, a new payment method) follows the same security and governance standard, instead of being an exception built under deadline pressure.

  • Room to grow the partner ecosystem

    As the fintech or bank expands integrations, the same orchestration layer supports new connections without multiplying complexity with each new partner.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Fluid replace the core banking or financial systems I already use?

No. Orchestration connects what already exists (core banking, ERP, banking integrations) without requiring the replacement of any of these systems.

Which banks and payment methods does Fluid already connect to?

Ready-made connectors include Banco do Brasil, Santander, Banco Inter, C6 Bank, and BTG, as well as payment methods like Pagar.me, Cybersource, and Asaas. New connections follow the same established security standard.

Is this for both fintechs and larger banks?

Yes. The approach is designed to operate both at the faster pace of a fintech and with the greater regulatory complexity of a large institution.

Does each new bank, payment method, or regulatory requirement still become a separate project? It can become an adjustment in a flow that already exists.