Zerokey launches advice tech provider integration platform

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Isabel Baxter
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Zerokey has launched a dedicated integration platform for technology providers operating within the UK financial advice market.

As part of its aim to integrate technology and eliminate manually data rekeying, Zerokey's Integration Platform is a solution specifically designed for technology providers (or those with proprietary technology) to develop integrations "at scale". The solution includes a unified API layer, scalable architecture, plus pre-built connectors and embeddable components which Zerokey said will enable technology providers to integrate faster whilst also retaining a native ‘in-app' experience. Zerokey highlighted that developing individual point-to-point integrations is often cited by technolo...

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