Third-Party Integrations

The Kredete platform intentionally integrates with specialised regulated providers rather than replicating their capabilities. Each integration is wrapped in an internal adapter that exposes a stable, partner-agnostic interface to product services.


Integration Categories

Category Purpose Representative Partners
Banking & money transmission Account provisioning, payment rails, and money transmission in each jurisdiction. Licensed US banking partner; regional banking partners in Nigeria, the UK, and the EU.
Card issuing & processing Virtual and physical card issuing, processing, authorisations, settlement, Apple Pay and Google Pay tokenisation. PCI-DSS-compliant card programme managers and processors.
Credit building & bureaus Credit builder loans, remittance-based credit building, rent reporting, and bureau reports. Array (credit builder product), Bloom Credit (remittance reporting to TransUnion), TransUnion, Equifax.
Remittance on-ramp Card-funded remittance flows without leaving the app. Coinflow.
Crypto Non-custodial USDC wallet, on-ramp, and cross-chain bridging. Coinbase (card on-ramp), RhinoFi (multi-chain bridging).
Compliance & KYC Identity verification, document validation, sanctions and PEP screening, ongoing monitoring. Specialised KYC/AML providers.
Value-added services Cashback, privacy protection, US stock investing, prediction markets, subscription management. Boogi (cashback), Kalshi (prediction markets), and dedicated investing and privacy providers.

Integration Patterns

  • Synchronous APIs. For real-time user-facing operations (quotes, card authorisations, KYC checks), adapters call partner APIs synchronously with strict timeouts and circuit breakers.
  • Webhooks and callbacks. Long-running operations (payout settlement, bureau reporting, card settlement files) are completed via partner callbacks consumed through a hardened webhook ingestion layer with signature verification and idempotency.
  • File-based exchanges. Some partners exchange daily reconciliation files; these are fetched over secure channels and processed by scheduled workers.
  • Idempotency and retries. All outbound money-movement calls use idempotency keys; retries are governed by finite-state machines that guarantee exactly-once ledger effects even when partners respond ambiguously.

Note on API Specifications

Individual API endpoint specifications, detailed data schemas, and partner-specific integration contracts are maintained in separate technical documentation and are made available to integrators under the relevant agreements.