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Embat cuts J.P. Morgan bank onboarding from months to days
Finance teams can now connect J.P. Morgan accounts to Embat's treasury system in days, rather than months, without external certification.
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The funding will help the start-up bring its accessibility platform to market in 2027, with users set to access it free while businesses pay.
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