Guided or AI-assisted scoping
Choose the structured editor or a staged conversation that captures your company, use case and product requirements before producing an editable draft.
Learn moreFor buyers
Source fintech infrastructure with a shortlist you can defend.
Fintechs, banks, platforms and brands use Finlane to turn an early idea into an admin-reviewed RFP, reach providers in the right category and compare submitted answers requirement by requirement.
You are a buyer when your organisation will evaluate and contract the provider.
RFP · Card issuing processor
Card issuing processor
EEA
Virtual cards
In review
Virtual cards for EEA customers
Want to have
Full
Real-time card controls
Want to have
Partial
Migration support
Optional
Needs your answer
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Built for your organisation
Who buys on Finlane
Comparable by design
What a structured RFP contains
Company context, use case, prioritised requirements, deadline, files, links and any incumbent to exclude stay together.
Every matched provider answers the same rows. That is what makes responses comparable.
Requirements
Settlement across EEA markets
Want to have
Full
Virtual card lifecycle controls
Want to have
Full
Migration planning
Optional
Partial
Evidence for regulatory review
Want to have
Needs your answer
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Private until acceptance
Keep your identity until it matters
Matched providers see the requirements first. Your company, contacts, files and links appear only after a provider accepts.
Declining never reveals your identity.
Before acceptance
Company hidden
Contact hidden
Files and links hidden
Use case, region and requirements remain visible.
Accepted brief
Company name · Contact
2 files · 1 link
Use case, region and requirements remain visible.
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Decision-ready
Compare answers, not decks
Review coverage by requirement, provider notes and supporting evidence in one consistent structure.
Export a response to PDF when your team is ready for due diligence.
| Requirement | Provider A | Provider B | Provider C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual card issuing | Full | Full | Partial |
| EEA programme support | Full | Partial | Full |
| Real-time controls | Partial | Full | Not offered |
| Migration support | Full | Needs your answer | Partial |
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From start to handover
How it works for you
Create
Review
Match
Accept
Respond
Compare
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- 01
Create
Start with the guided template or use the AI RFP advisor. Existing requirement documents can provide factual context for the conversation.
- 02
Refine
Review every requirement, mark it as want to have or optional, add context, files and links, and save the work as a draft.
- 03
Submit for review
Finlane reviews the RFP before it becomes visible to matching providers. A returned brief can be updated and resubmitted.
- 04
Follow responses
See which matched providers accepted, declined or submitted, send reminders where appropriate, and keep questions in the RFP message threads.
- 05
Compare
Open submitted responses with coverage by requirement, notes, files, links and provider contact details, then export a response as a PDF for the next stage.
What you get
One structured workspace
Admin-reviewed publishing
A submitted brief remains out of the provider marketplace until Finlane reviews and approves it.
Category-based matching
Approved RFPs reach approved providers assigned to at least one matching infrastructure category.
Learn moreSubmitted-response privacy
You only receive a provider response once that provider has submitted it; drafts remain private to the provider.
Compare answers, not decks
See full, partial or not-offered coverage against each requirement, with the provider's notes and evidence beside it.
Scoped consultant access
Invite an advisor to your organisation, one project or one RFP. Their access can be revoked without making them the owner.
Learn moreBring an advisor into the exact scope they need.
A consultant can work from the same client-owned RFP after accepting an invitation. Organisation, project and individual-RFP access keeps unrelated work outside their workspace.
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Frequently asked questions
What can I use to create an RFP?
Use the guided category template or the AI RFP advisor. Both finish in an editable structured draft before review.
When do providers see our company?
Matched providers can inspect the requirements without your identity. Your company and current contact details are unlocked only after a provider accepts the RFP.
Can providers see each other's responses?
No. Provider responses and message threads are isolated from other providers.
When can I read a response?
Once the provider submits it. An unfinished provider draft is not exposed to the buyer or consultant.
Can a consultant work with us?
Yes. Invite them at organisation, project or individual-RFP scope. The RFP stays owned by your organisation.
What can I take into due diligence?
You can review the structured response, download its attachments and export the response as a PDF. Contracting and due diligence remain with your organisation.
Turn your next requirement into a structured RFP
Start with a guided template or let the AI advisor help shape the first draft.