Access categorized financial data and advanced financial indicators.
Connect to bank accounts at hundreds of institutions on-demand.
Build your financial infrastructure with IBANs, escrow accounts, and digital wallets.
Onboard new users in strict regulatory compliance and prevent identity fraud.
Issue and receive real-time payments with direct bank transfers from any bank account.
Access categorized financial data and advanced financial indicators.
Connect to bank accounts at hundreds of institutions on-demand.
Build your financial infrastructure with IBANs, escrow accounts, and digital wallets.
Onboard new users in strict regulatory compliance and prevent identity fraud.
Issue and receive real-time payments with direct bank transfers from any bank account.
Access categorized financial data and advanced financial indicators.
Connect to bank accounts at hundreds of institutions on-demand.
Build your financial infrastructure with IBANs, escrow accounts, and digital wallets.
Onboard new users in strict regulatory compliance and prevent identity fraud.
Issue and receive real-time payments with direct bank transfers from any bank account.
Unnax is a licensed Electronic Money Institution registered with the Bank of Spain, authorized to provide Account Information Services, Payment Initiation Services, as well as provide and manage accounts and issue and manage electronic money.
Unnax is an ISO 27001 certified company, which guarantees the highest standards in information security.
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