DALLAS–BankSocial has introduced its Remint solution, a payments orchestration platform the company said is designed to unify real-time payments, cross-border rails, and emerging payment networks into a single experience that is core-connected and embeddable in most digital banking apps.
BankSocial said it announced the new solution during a private reveal of Remint in Davos, Switzerland held in conjunction with the World Economic Forum, with the presentation made to a group of international banks, cooperatives, and investment groups, “showcasing how community-first financial institutions can modernize money movement without stitching together multiple vendors and fragmented user experiences.”
‘Multiple Payments Types’
According to BankSocial, Remint enables financial institutions to orchestrate multiple payment types with configurable controls that align to each institution’s risk posture and operating model, and across the rails institutions actually use, including FedNow and RTP for real-time account-to-account payments, ACH and wires for traditional coverage, and cross-border rails such as SWIFT and key regional networks including SEPA, PIX, and SPEI (based on corridor and partner configuration).
Support for Stablecoin, Tokenized Deposits
Remint also supports stablecoin and tokenized deposit settlement options where enabled by an institution’s compliance framework and program design, the company said.
“Community financial institutions should not have to stitch together five vendors and three user experiences to deliver modern money movement,” BankSocial CEO John Wingate said in a statement. “Remint is the orchestration layer that brings it all together, and Secura is the trust layer that makes it safe.”
Built for the Agent Economy
In addition, BankSocial said that as commerce shifts toward APIs, AI agents, and machine-to-machine transactions, Remint is built for agentic payments and supports the x402 “Payment Required” standard, enabling programmatic payments directly in the request-response flow.
“This creates a practical path for new models like pay-per-call APIs, autonomous service purchases, smart contract-driven payments and settlement, and AI-native commerce without traditional checkout friction,” the company said.
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