iBanFirst also plans to open offices in Bulgaria and Hungary, in the coming months.
iBanFirst expects its trading platform to attract 500 clients during the first year of activity.
The firm will have a support team made up of 20 advisors.
Clients have the possibility to follow the status of their international payments in real time, due to the “payment tracker”, a real-time payment tracking service offering live updates on the status of international payments at any stage of the fund transfer process.
Also, the platform integrates the ‘open banking’ facilities, which streamline the usual operations of corporate clients, such as payments.
In early 2021, the majority stake in fintech was acquired by U.S. fund Marlin Equity Partners, under an agreement valued at EUR200 million. Thus, Marlin became the majority shareholder of iBanFirst and Pierre-Antoine Dusoulier, the company’s founder and CEO, fell to the second spot.