SBP Core Amplitude

SBS is a banking software vendor that issued its announcement from Paris, France. It supplies the SBP Core Amplitude core banking platform to retail banking groups, greenfield banks and microfinance institutions, mainly in Africa. In April 2025 the company expanded the platform for microfinance operations.

The platform handles small-scale transactions such as micro-loans, payments and savings accounts, with centralised operations available around the clock. Banks see real-time customer data through mobile, web or API-connected interfaces. Components are modular and can be added as demand grows. The announcement lists KCB Group, BGFI Bank, Orabank, Coris Bank, Advans and QNB Egypt among clients.

• Micro-loans and savings: handles small-scale loans, payments and savings accounts.
• Centralised operations: financial operations available 24 hours a day.
• Real-time customer insight: data through mobile, web or API-connected interfaces.
• Modular design: banking components added as demand grows.
• Regulatory support: local compliance and reporting capabilities.
• Composable architecture: the cloud edition covers banking, lending, compliance and payments.

A Vietnamese cooperative bank could modernise its core to serve many small savings accounts. A microfinance institution could launch micro-loan products through mobile and API channels. A greenfield digital lender could start with core modules and expand over time.

Modular components let institutions start small and add capability as the business grows. Round-the-clock centralised operations support branch networks serving many small accounts. The vendor reports 35 microfinance rollout clients in 17 countries, which indicates repeatable delivery. Built-in support for local regulatory compliance and reporting reduces custom work.

Microfinance institutions and greenfield banks in emerging markets are moving from legacy cores to modular platforms that scale with demand. Vendors with proven rollouts across several countries are favoured. Vietnamese credit institutions and cooperative banks face the same pressure to modernise small-ticket lending operations.

Announcement issued from Paris, France on 17 April 2025. The article cites IDC (Top 10 European Fintech) and Omdia (leader in Digital Banking Platforms) recognition. Clients named include KCB Group, BGFI Bank, Orabank and Advans. Founding year is not stated.