Alviere
US · Denver, Colorado · N/A — middleware provider
Alviere is a BaaS Provider based in US (Denver, Colorado), regulated by N/A — middleware provider. The institution operates an active Banking-as-a-Service program, launched in 2017.
Alviere supports the following products and services: Accounts, Payments, Cards, FX. The bank serves customers across US.
Notable fintech partners include Not publicly confirmed.
- Products Supported
- AccountsPaymentsCardsFX
- Geographies Served
- US
- Charter / Regulator
- N/A — middleware provider
- API Standards
- REST API
- Minimum Deal Size
- Not publicly disclosed
- Year Program Launched
- 2017
Not publicly confirmed
None confirmed active
Formerly Mezu (rebranded 2020). Enterprise embedded finance platform serving retail, travel/hospitality, marketplaces, telecom sectors.
Alviere Signs Grupo Coppel to Launch Embedded Finance Mobile Wallet
Alviere announced Grupo Coppel, Mexico's largest non-food retailer, as a client for its embedded finance platform. Coppel plans to launch 'Coppel Access,' a mobile wallet offering accounts, cards, payments, global money transfers, and crypto services to unbanked and underbanked consumers in the U.S. This partnership highlights the growing role of BaaS platforms in enabling non-financial enterprises to offer comprehensive financial services.
Alviere Launches The HIVE Embedded Finance Platform for Brands
Alviere launched The HIVE, an embedded finance platform enabling non-financial brands to offer FDIC-insured accounts, cards, money transfers, and loyalty solutions via a single API. The platform is backed by AI-driven security, fraud detection, and regulatory compliance. The launch positions Alviere to help telcos, retailers, and other brands rapidly deploy financial services.
Alviere Raises $70M in Series A and B for Embedded Finance Expansion
Alviere raised $70 million in combined Series A ($20M) and Series B ($50M) funding to scale its embedded finance platform, The HIVE. The funding was driven by rapid traction in embedded finance and will support international expansion into Europe and Latin America. The round underscores investor confidence in BaaS-style platforms enabling non-financial brands to offer banking services.