Swiss-based Fintech company SONECT has announced its expansion into European Union markets, marking a strategic push to meet growing regional demand for flexible cash access and banking solutions.
The move supports SONECT’s objective of providing efficient, accessible financial services across the EU, targeting both individual consumers and various organizations, including non-financial institutions, banks, and businesses.
Through its expansion, SONECT aims to enhance its responsiveness to localized market needs by establishing a broader presence within EU borders.
This development underscores the company’s commitment to digital financial services and advances its mission to provide alternatives to traditional cash withdrawal methods, a feature particularly relevant as demand for digital financial services accelerates, according to the announcement.
In addition to servicing traditional banking needs, SONECT offers what it describes as “virtual ATMs,” allowing users to access cash through designated cash points without relying on physical ATMs.
This digital solution is especially advantageous for areas underserved by traditional financial infrastructure. The company’s cash withdrawal app, already operational across Switzerland and Italy, will soon be fully functional within EU member states, offering a convenient, tech-driven alternative for cash access.
Available on the App Store and Google Play, the app is also integrated within the open banking aggregated network TWINT, providing Swiss users with added flexibility.
As part of its EU expansion, SONECT has reiterated its focus on delivering secure and sustainable cash access and banking enablement, further strengthening its role in the digital finance landscape.
The expansion also demonstrates SONECT’s growth in operational capabilities, positioning the company as a significant player in fintech both regionally and globally.
With this development, SONECT is poised to capitalize on its experience in Switzerland and Italy, extending its reach and influence across Europe.
SONECT’s presence in Europe also supports businesses looking to offer financial services through its banking enablement framework.
As an Electronic Money Institution (EMI), SONECT extends its licensing capabilities to business partners, facilitating a wider adoption of digital financial solutions.
The company’s ambition to integrate its services throughout the EU reflects its dedication to fostering digital cash accessibility and advancing fintech innovations tailored to diverse consumer needs.