We are pleased to announce that Bud has reached a major milestone: our technology is now supporting more than 300 financial institutions across the United States.
From credit unions and community banks to innovative fintechs and super-regional institutions, hundreds of organisations are now using Bud’s technology to harness the value of transaction data and deliver smarter, more personalised financial experiences to their customers.
Bud’s data intelligence platform powers capabilities including transaction enrichment, customer insights, financial engagement tools and segmentation; helping institutions transform raw transaction data into actionable intelligence. By providing a unified, enriched view of customer financial activity, Bud enables financial institutions to accelerate digital innovation and give millions of end users better tools to understand and manage their finances.
Edward Maslaveckas, CEO and Co-Founder of Bud, said: “Reaching over 300 live institutions is an incredible milestone for the Bud team. It reflects the growing recognition that better intelligence on core banking data is fundamental for banks to grow in a highly competitive market. We’re proud to partner with so many forward-thinking financial institutions that are committed to delivering services personalised for every customer or member.”
The milestone highlights strong momentum for Bud in the US market, where financial institutions are increasingly investing in modern data capabilities to improve customer engagement, power personal financial management experiences, and bring new products to market faster.
As adoption of data-driven banking continues to accelerate, Bud remains focused on helping financial institutions transform transaction data into meaningful insights, better products, and improved financial outcomes for their customers. With more institutions joining the platform every month, this milestone represents not just a moment to celebrate, but another step toward a more intelligent, data-driven financial ecosystem.
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