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About Oradian

Oradian specializes in cloud-based core banking software aimed primarily at microfinance institutions (MFIs) operating in emerging markets. Their mission focuses on increasing financial inclusion through accessible technology solutions.

  • Cloud-Based Core Banking System (CBS): Oradian’s CBS enables MFIs to operate efficiently without heavy upfront investments in IT infrastructure—allowing them access powerful banking functionalities via cloud technology instead.
  • Mobile Banking Applications Support: They provide mobile banking application support which empowers clients’ customers—especially those in remote areas—to conduct transactions conveniently from their smartphones anytime/anywhere they choose

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Hebrangova ul. 32, Zagreb, Croatia

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