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Powens vs Rotessa

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Powens

6.8#10 in bank connectivity software
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Rotessa

7.3#2 in direct debit processing softwareFrom $0.35 a month
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FactPowensRotessa
Company historyPowens says it was founded as Budget Insight in 2012 and rebranded as Powens in 2022.Rotessa says Greg Lepp founded the company in 2010 after experiencing difficulty collecting tuition payments, and that it has grown without venture-capital funding.
FoundedThe company says it was founded as Budget Insight in 2012 and rebranded as Powens in 2022.2010
HeadquartersParis, FranceSteinbach, Manitoba, Canada
SecurityPowens says it is ISO 27001 certified and that its security and compliance frameworks are independently tested and audited each year.Rotessa’s security overview says sensitive database information is encrypted using AES256, backups are made daily, and the company adheres to PCI DSS requirements for security management and protective measures.
SupportEnterprise plans include a dedicated account manager and priority assistance from integration and technical support teams.Rotessa describes its support team as fast and responsive, and provides an online support centre with documentation on accounts, authorizations, integrations, processing, and transactions.

Powens plans

  • Custom API plansPriced on request

Rotessa plans

  • 251-1000 Transactions$0.35 a month
  • 1-10 Transactions$17 a month
  • Base$25 a month
  • 11-50 Transactions$39 a month
  • 51-100 Transactions$65 a month
  • 101-250 Transactions$94 a month

Pick Powens if…

Powens is aimed at organizations in areas such as lending, accounting, wealth management, property management, retail banking, and payments. Developers can explore its API through a free self-service sandbox.

Pick Rotessa if…

Rotessa may suit businesses collecting bank payments on a one-time or recurring schedule, including the industries it lists. It also fits organizations that want accounting integrations, API access, or multiple user permissions.

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