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What is the difference between banking as a service and an issuer processor?
Anonymous
Senior BaaS platform executive
Yeah. Issuer processors are essentially all those defined roles within banking. An institution can be an issuer and processor. And with that, they can have banking-as-a-service features that enable that. But the term issuer processor is not related to banking-as-a-service. In general, it relates to the types of roles that an institution plays within the financial transaction. The banking-as-a-service layer, if you will, can actually encompass being an issuer processor to make it easier, essentially, to do.
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