Systems Limited collaborates with Hysab Kytab for advanced financial solutions

Karachi, January 21, 2021: In a significant development, Hysab Kytab, a technology firm specializing in digital solutions encompassing a range of financial management and consumer products, has established a strategic partnership with Systems Limited, a subsidiary of Systems Limited and an acclaimed Temenos partner. This alliance promises Systems Limited customers enhanced money management capabilities and a heightened level of bank-user engagement, ultimately contributing to a more substantial share of the wallet. 

Being a Customer Centric Company Systems Limited believes in the benefits of collaboration to take advantage of the fintech innovations to enable its customers offer innovative digital solutions with pre integrated fintech solutions. With this strategic partnership both companies aim to improve digital banking experience, smart money management and help customers to proactively manage their finances. Financial institute can greatly benefit through more meaningful behavioral insights of their users to offer contextual products.

Khurram Shaikh
Head Digital Strategy & Consultancy | NdcTech

It is increasingly becoming common for Fintechs to establish partnerships with organizations that can extend their reach and improve their technical expertise. I believe this partnership between Systems Limited and Hysab Kytab will boost the companies’ current reach in previously untapped markets, including millennials and tech savvy customers. It will also provide meaningful insights to all stakeholders and enhance customers’ financial inclusion.

Yasir Ilyas
Country Head, Hysab Kytab

The signing of the partnership agreement took place in Karachi, with the leadership teams of both organizations present to commemorate the occasion. 

Systems Limited holds a partnership with the leading global banking software for Core and Digital banking platforms. This software caters to the daily banking requirements of 1.2 billion individuals globally, representing about 30% of the worldwide banking population.