"US-based Regions Bank has chosen data integration company Axway’s Open Banking solution ‘Amplify’, to offer customers enhanced data privacy and security. By adopting the Axway solution, Regions Bank’s consumer banking, corporate banking and wealth management customers will no longer have to rely on screen-scraping, which is a “credential-based process”."

"Regions Bank and BILL announced the launch of Regions CashFlowIQSM , a digital solution designed to simplify payments and streamline cash-management processes for Regions’ commercial clients."

"When customers of Regions Bank want to remodel or make other improvements to their homes, they can work directly with a participating contractor to complete a paperless loan application integrated directly into the contractor’s sales software. This easy loan application process provides the homeowner with a fast credit decision from the bank. This capability is facilitated through Regions’ acquisition last year of EnerBank USA, a provider of home repair and improvement loans that enables a network of contractors to provide financial solutions at the point of sale. The process relies on advanced technology called “embedded finance”—bundled offerings that allow banks to combine banking with other services in an integrated manner."

“Regions Bank is launching a virtual commercial card solution to facilitate quick, easy and on-the-go business travel payments for the bank’s Treasury Management clients. Visa Commercial Pay, offered in collaboration with Visa, the world’s leader in digital payments, and Regions Commercial Card Services, is the latest in a series of enhancements Regions offers its business clients to better manage cash flow and streamline operations. Specifically, this solution enables businesses using a travel management vendor to centrally manage reservations such as air travel, hotel, rail and car rental. It creates a seamless integration option for the reservation process and can deliver enhanced data on employee travel, full spend visibility for all company travel, and automated expense reconciliation through unique virtual card numbers. Additionally, the solution allows business travelers to view all reservations in one place, along with real-time updates on trip expenses, all within the Visa Commercial Pay app.”

“Regions Bank announced the launch of a virtual commercial card solution to facilitate quick, easy and on-the-go business travel payments for the bank’s Treasury Management clients. Visa Commercial Pay, offered in collaboration with Visa, the world’s leader in digital payments, and Regions Commercial Card Services, is the latest in a series of enhancements Regions offers its business clients to better manage cash flow and streamline operations. Specifically, this solution enables businesses using a travel management vendor to centrally manage reservations such as air travel, hotel, rail and car rental. It creates a seamless integration option for the reservation process and can deliver enhanced data on employee travel, full spend visibility for all company travel, and automated expense reconciliation through unique virtual card numbers. Additionally, the solution allows business travelers to view all reservations in one place, along with real-time updates on trip expenses, all within the Visa Commercial Pay app.”

“Regions Bank on Tuesday announced the launch of a digital solution enabling Corporate Banking clients to send real-time payments through the RTP® network from The Clearing House. The new real-time payments service is part of Regions’ iTreasury platform, which offers a wide range of competitive financial management options for businesses through Regions’ Treasury Management division. Currently, Treasury Management clients can receive payments in real time. Now, with the added ability to send payments in real time through Regions iTreasury®, clients can instantly process digital payments for any number of needs, ranging from payroll and insurance, to facilitating business-to-business payments, delivering broker commissions, and providing other disbursements.”