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Plumery debuts UI/UX Factory

Plumery, a digital banking experience platform for true customer-centric banking, today announced it has expanded its capabilities to encompass a new mobile and web banking apps development foundation.

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Pre-integrated into Plumery’s existing digital banking services, UI/UX Factory is designed to accelerate app development for banks, reducing time-to-market while maintaining control over design and functionality.

Ben Goldin, Founder and CEO of Plumery said: “We are already entrenched in delivering headless banking, providing the foundation for the rapid and innovative building of a full suite of digital banking experience applications unlimited by a legacy tech stack. So many digital banking web and mobile apps still offer dated experiences that can’t match both the simplicity and feature depth consumers have come to expect and are freely available in so many other everyday apps.

We are therefore delighted to have been able to expand our capabilities and give our customers the ability to rapidly deliver seamless banking experiences that are not only personalised and secure but also multi-channel. With our flexible UI/UX Factory, banks can quickly and cost-effectively meet consumer expectations while retaining full customisation control to develop their apps in line with their own unique digital strategy.”

Built on an open technology familiar to most web and mobile developers, the UI/UX Factory enables fast adoption of user interfaces without dependence on vendors or proprietary skills, allowing for seamless multi-channel functionality. It includes key features that ensure a secure, user-friendly experience for their customers. By offering full access to the source code, Plumery gives banks the ability to fully customise the apps to align with their specific branding and operational needs, differentiating it from competitor solutions that often have limited customisation options.

According to research, 57% of global consumers actively use mobile devices for their banking needs, reflecting an 18% increase since 2020. Additionally, 73% of consumers now prioritise seamless digital experiences when interacting with their financial institutions.

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