Access accounts and banking features
Banking as a Service — BaaS
Connect to accounts and banking features offered by each provider. Before contracting, identify the product type, account holder, currencies and terms of use and settlement.
Who it is for
Individuals and businesses meeting the product and provider requirements.
A shared view
- Provider information in context.
- Traceable statuses and references.
- Scope defined per integration.
Applications and use cases
- Review available bank accounts, payment accounts or receiving details.
- Check account ownership, terms, currencies and applicable protection.
- Access transfers and features enabled by the provider.
- Distinguish traditional money receipt from settlement in a digital asset.
BaaS describes access to provider banking products and features. Banking & Treasury Services describes software for viewing, organizing and coordinating those services.
How this journey works
- Specify onboarding country, profile and the features you need.
- Review the provider, product, holder and terms.
- Apply to the provider and complete its checks.
- After its approval, view available features and statuses.
ZESIONS connects. The provider delivers the service.
ZESIONS provides the interface, software and API integrations. The relevant provider delivers and executes the financial service, performs its checks and receives funds directly. ZESIONS’ commercial model includes charging providers for use of its software and infrastructure.
Availability by integration
Availability is confirmed for each combination of provider, service, customer profile, country, currency and method, plus asset and network where relevant. Customer onboarding countries are distinct from payment or settlement destinations. Live operations require contracted and verified integrations. A catalog entry or provider proposal does not activate an integration.
Questions about this service
Are receiving details a bank account?
Not necessarily. Confirm whether the product is a bank account, payment account or receiving details, who holds it and how funds settle. Deposit protection is not assumed.