Skaleet Core Banking Platform vs Tuum

Skaleet Core Banking Platform is a configurable core banking offering for banks, neobanks, payment service providers, and Banking-as-a-Service providers. Its modules cover accounts and cards, payments, loans and savings, customer records, process automation, and connectors. The platform supports multiple account types, multi-currency balances, and transaction recording; account products have more than 50 configuration options and pre-integrated KYC solutions. Listed payment methods include credit transfers, direct debits, checks, and debit cards. Customers can use pre-integrated card processors or connect their own through an API. Skaleet describes its architecture as modular, API-centric, and event-driven, with real-time transaction triggers. The offering includes white-label mobile and web fronts, while clients may build their own applications. Pricing is on request, with modules and features tailored to customer needs. Skaleet describes a private-cloud option using EU-based data centers and states that it is ISO 27001 certified, with 99.99% uptime since launch. Its advertised implementation window is four to six months, depending on scope and migration.

Tuum is a modular core banking platform for banks and financial institutions, with capabilities for accounts, payments, lending, cards and Islamic banking. Customers can select modules, and an API-first microservices architecture is intended to support incremental modernization alongside legacy systems. Deployment options include public cloud, private cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments. Tuum says open APIs and pre-built integrations connect third-party systems and providers. Listed payment integrations include Centrolink, Currencycloud, LHV and Banking Circle, with AML connectivity from ComplyAdvantage and Hawk; card connections include Nets and Paymentology, plus Mastercard tokenization through MDES. The platform supports multi-currency accounts and virtual IBANs, card issuing and processing, and payment operations including SEPA, SWIFT, FX and direct debits. Tuum states support for more than 2,500 transactions per second and 99.99% uptime. Its Islamic Banking module is described as AAOIFI-compliant. Tuum says average core banking implementation takes less than seven months. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, the company offers pricing on request and directs prospective customers to book a demo. It is a software vendor, not a provider of an EMI or banking license.