In this episode, we're tackling one of the biggest challenges facing traditional financial institutions today: legacy core systems. For too long, banks have been patching their outdated technology with "duct tape" fixes, but that approach is no longer sustainable. We dive deep into why core modernization isn't just a tech project—it's a critical business imperative for survival and growth. Join us as we explore how a strategic, incremental, and API-first approach can help banks manage operational risks, enable true product innovation, and transform from an account-centric to a customer-centric model. We'll show you how to leverage modern banking architecture to compete with agile fintechs and build the data-driven future of finance.

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In this episode, Galileo CEO Derek White joins Tearsheet's Zack Miller to explore how brands can meet customers at the exact moment they choose how to pay — and why this matters more than ever. With 30% of travelers using debit for major travel and entertainment purchases, brands have an untapped opportunity to reward spend that's traditionally gone unrewarded. Derek shares how Wyndham launched its co‑branded debit card in under 90 days, the technology powering faster, smarter payments, and what's next for loyalty-driven growth.

Managing bills and updating subscription payments shouldn't feel like a scavenger hunt — but for most consumers, it still does. In this episode, we explore how Galileo is eliminating the friction of updating payment methods across Netflix, Amazon, power bills, and even Venmo — all from a single point of contact inside a banking or fintech app.

Prashant Shah, VP of Product Management at Galileo Financial Technologies, shares the story behind Galileo Payment Method Switch — a new capability built in partnership with Atomic that puts merchants, subscriptions, and wallets right inside your app experience. The result? Fewer payment disruptions, reduced disputes, increased loyalty, and real revenue lift for banks and fintechs.