The core vendor Nymbus has completed a $12 million financing round.
The round was led by the major shareholders of the venture capital firm Vensure Enterprises.
Nymbus, launched 18 months ago, offers a cloud-based platform that uses application programming interfaces to connect with partners to provide things like bill payment and personal financial management. It said that the new capital would accelerate product deployment and infrastructure teams for its SmartCore platform and that it needed the additional funding to keep up with "pent-up interest" from financial institutions.
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