Boardwalktech Extends Contract with Global IT Firm Supporting Major U.S. Bank

Jan 27, 2026
Boardwalktech has expanded and extended its contract with a global IT services firm to support a top-five U.S. bank, deploying its Velocity platform across more business units.

Boardwalktech has expanded and extended its contract with a global IT services firm supporting a top-five U.S. financial institution, announced in a press release. The companies have been collaborating since 2024 to automate and modernize the bank’s manual workflows using the Boardwalktech Velocity platform.

The expanded engagement will deploy Velocity across additional business units within the bank, with a contract value exceeding $250,000 for 2026 and potential for further growth as more processes are integrated. The platform converts Excel-based workflows into secure, auditable enterprise applications, providing governance and compliance controls aligned with U.S. regulatory standards.

Velocity is used by several Fortune 100 enterprises to improve operational efficiency and data accuracy in regulated environments. The platform enables collaboration and traceability across distributed teams, helping banks reduce operational risk while maintaining flexibility in business processes.

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