Turn your banking app into a daily financial hub where customers actively monitor and manage their recurring digital spend.
Built to help regional institutions fulfill regulatory expectations, including CBUAE mandate requirements from May 2025.
Lower operational support costs by helping customers identify and resolve unwanted recurring charges directly inside the app.
Rapidly deploy subscription tracking through the Network International SDK without overhauling your existing core banking stack.
Provides cardholders with a unified view showing exactly which merchants have stored their card details for recurring payments.
Real-time monitoring of active recurring transactions, billing frequencies, and upcoming payment schedules.
Integrated functionality allowing customers to manage enrolments and pause or block eligible recurring card transactions directly.
Enriches raw transaction streams into clean merchant names, recognizable logos, and clear merchant categories.
Secure API encryption, multi-factor authentication compatibility, and alignment with Central Bank standards for subscription governance.
Embed the Subscription Manager component directly into your current mobile banking application.
The engine analyses card-on-file data and recurring transaction histories automatically.
Customers open their banking app to view a clear, organized list of all active merchant subscriptions.
Users can pause eligible subscriptions or modify payment settings in real time.
Subscription Manager helps you view, track, and manage your recurring payments and saved card subscriptions directly from your banking app.
It gives you greater visibility and control over where your card is stored and which subscriptions are actively charging you.
You can see:
Yes. Depending on your bank's configuration, you may be able to manage, pause, or block eligible subscriptions directly from the app.
Subscription Manager helps you:
Yes. The solution can help banks meet regulatory requirements around recurring payment transparency and customer control.
