Under an agreement, BLender will integrate the Q2 Symphonix platform into its offering as part of an end-to-end solution for managing credit, deposits and payments. The company said the move expands its technology operations and strengthens its position among financial institutions in Israel.
Target customers include banks, non-bank lenders, credit card companies, payment service providers and fintech firms operating across credit, deposit, mortgage and digital payments segments.
BLender said it will offer a full-stack solution to the local market, spanning core banking infrastructure through to credit, deposit and payments products.
CEO of BLenderת Dr. Gal Avivת said the financial sector is undergoing a structural shift away from legacy core systems toward cloud-based, API-driven infrastructure powered by automation and AI.
He said the partnership with Q2 Symphonix enables BLender to combine modern financial infrastructure with its own credit, deposit and payments solutions, adding that the move positions the company as an end-to-end provider for financial institutions.
Q2 Symphonix head Bill Gravette said demand for open, cloud-based financial infrastructure is growing rapidly worldwide. He said the partnership gives Q2 a stronger local presence in Israel, helping financial institutions modernize operations and bring products to market faster.
BLender has adapted the Q2 Symphonix platform to meet Israeli regulatory and market requirements. The integrated system is designed to shorten product launch timelines, improve operational efficiency and expand digital capabilities across financial organizations.
A core banking system forms the central infrastructure for managing financial products such as credit, deposits, payments and customer accounts. Industry demand has increased in recent years for cloud-based systems that support rapid integration with external platforms, automation, analytics and AI.
The company said the partnership strengthens its value proposition in Israel and supports its strategy to provide a comprehensive technology stack for financial institutions.
BLender said it expects the agreement to expand its footprint in the local financial technology market and reinforce its position as a key provider of banking infrastructure solutions in Israel.