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The year in review: How 2024 was all about enhancing customer experience and sustainable growth

19 December 2024

As we reach the end of 2024, it’s the perfect moment to look back on a year shaped by collaboration, innovation and growth. If one word could define this year, it would be together.

Together with our customers, we’ve worked to deliver exceptional experiences for their customers. And together with our partners, we’ve found ways to move faster and more effectively, building on the progress we made over the past year.

To support that idea even further, our recent acquisition of Numeral and its cloud-native payments platform will go a long way to provide a seamless experience to accelerate time to market and future-proof payments.

This blog is about more than celebrating the milestones we’ve reached; it’s about exploring the shared journey that brought us here. So, as we look back on 2024, let’s dive into the innovations, collaborations and progress that are paving the way for a stronger, more inclusive future.


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Mambu’s platform has become a critical powerhouse for financial institutions worldwide. Our technology supports 114 million end clients and nearly 200 million API calls every day, powering seamless operations and creating new opportunities for our customers.

Several banks, fintechs and lenders went live on our platform in 2024 (many of them in less than nine months) and serve as tangible proof of our composable approach to cloud banking. Moving forward, these firms will have the scalability, flexibility and innovation they need to grow even more in 2025 and beyond.

  • Deposits. BridgeFund tapped Mambu to launch deposit services in order to expand its account volumes and product offerings with reliability and ease.
  • Digital Islamic banking. In Malaysia, Bank Muamalat partnered with Mambu and Google Cloud to deliver personalised digital Islamic banking services.
  • Multi-currency digital wallet. Kuady is a Latin-American fintech company that launched a multi-currency digital wallet across Peru, Chile and Argentina in less than nine months, powered by Mambu and underpinned by Microsoft.
  • Digital bank launch. Leveraging Mambu’s cloud-native platform, INDEXO launched a full-service banking experience in under a year, bringing in 10,000 customers in just the first month.