Transaction intelligence company Vyntra has announced its launch following the merger of regtech firms NetGuardians and Intix.
Both companies are owned by Swedish venture capital firm Summa Equity. NetGuardians, known for providing AI-powered payment fraud prevention solutions and serving clients like Bank al Etihad and Swissquote, was acquired by Summa Equity in 2024, while Belgium-based Intix, which offers a transaction and compliance insights platform, became part of Summa’s portfolio in 2022.
Headquartered in Yverdon, Switzerland, Vyntra integrates NetGuardians’ financial crime prevention capabilities with Intix’s transaction data visibility and analytics tech. The combined entity now serves over 130 financial institutions across more than 60 countries, providing services including AML monitoring, real-time transaction tracking, fraud detection, and risk management solutions.
Joël Winteregg, who previously served as the Group CEO of both Intix and NetGuardians, will lead Vyntra. “Whether it’s monitoring transactions and payment flows, ensuring anti-money laundering compliance, or detecting fraud as it happens, Vyntra unifies transaction observability and financial crime prevention under one roof,” comments Winteregg.
The new company has confirmed that existing clients of both NetGuardians and Intix will experience no disruption to their current services following the merger.
Source: https://www.fintechfutures.com/
