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Banks and credit unions didn't build a web of disjointed integrations on purpose.

They added a vendor. Then another. Each one solved a problem. Each one required a custom connection to the core. Over years, the patchwork grew.

The industry has a name for it: the Frankenbank. Systems that work fine in isolation but don't talk to each other, don't share data, and break in expensive ways when anything changes.

Sound familiar? There's a way out.

Kinective's new Banker's Guide to Digital Connectivity walks through how integration complexities limit vendor choice, slow IT, and quietly restrict what your institution can do. But most importantly, our guide reveals a different approach where you can avoid those connectivity challenges.

Download the guide: https://hubs.li/Q04myXxb0

A huge thank you to Adobe for joining us as our Diamond Sponsor at Kinections26.

If you're joining us this fall, make sure to visit them in the Experience Center.

See you in Nashville!

Haven't registered yet? There's still time: https://hubs.li/Q04n80hY0

The fintechs that scale fastest into banks and credit unions tend to have one thing in common: They stopped treating core connectivity as a feature and started treating it as a solved problem.

When integration is solved, your engineering team can focus on building the features that get adopted, your sales team closes deals without getting stuck on "which cores do you support?", and your roadmap moves forward.

If your product or engineering team is weighing its first core integration or reconsidering an approach you've already started, our newest guide is designed to help Fintech leaders make that decision clearly (& with zero regrets)!

Get your copy today: https://hubs.li/Q04myWWw0

Most financial institutions don't have a data problem, but a data activation problem. The info is there, just spread across the core, lending systems, digital channels, check processing etc.

Industry research shows that 56% of institutions keep data siloed in whatever system generated it, and 41% are still managing their info in manual spreadsheets.

Our latest blog is worth a read if this sounds familiar! https://hubs.li/Q04nRfvz0

Proud to have Jack Henry joining us as a Silver Sponsor at Kinections26.

As a longtime partner, their presence in Nashville is a natural fit: chances are, if you're attending, you're already familiar with some of their solutions. Find their team in the Experience Center and say hello!

Join us (& sponsors like Jack Henry!) in Nashville: https://hubs.li/Q04n7vvm0

For Austin Cain of TruWest Credit Union, Kinections26 is all about collaboration that leads to action.

He’s looking forward to “collaborating on creative solutions to real-world problems” alongside peers and Kinective experts who understand the challenges financial institutions are facing every day.

See what’s possible at Kinections26 — register now:
https://hubs.li/Q04q9jnF0

Uptime is table stakes.

The conversations at FSPA 2026 moved well past it:
- Visibility
- Security posture
- Cash intelligence
- Revenue diversification

These are the topics MSPs and service organizations are actually wrestling with right now.
Our blog breaks down what the industry is telling us, and what comes next!

Read it now: https://hubs.li/Q04mdZw70

When it takes 18 to 24 months to implement a new fintech solution, community banks and credit unions aren't just delayed.

They're fundamentally disadvantaged against competitors who can move in weeks.

That gap comes down to connectivity architecture.

Our new Banker's Guide to Digital Connectivity breaks down why integration has become the bottleneck and what separates FIs that move fast from those that stay stuck!

Download your copy now: https://hubs.li/Q04my37y0

We're thrilled to welcome Fiserv as a Gold Sponsor at Kinections26. As a longtime partner, having them in Nashville means a lot to us.

Make sure to find their team in the Experience Center while you're at Kinections26!

Not registered yet? Reserve your seat now: https://hubs.li/Q04n7Rhl0