Salv, the European RegTech innovator specialising in financial crime prevention, has launched its Salv Bridge intelligence-sharing network in Lithuania.
The rollout marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to enhance collaboration among financial institutions to fight fraud. Paysera, NEO Finance and several other Lithuanian firms are the first to go live, gaining immediate access to a trusted network of institutions working together to stop financial crime in real time.
The launch of Salv Bridge in Lithuania comes in response to growing regulatory and industry momentum for intelligence-sharing to tackle increasingly sophisticated fraud schemes. As criminals exploit fragmented systems and isolated bank defences, Salv’s network offers a collective approach that bridges information gaps between financial institutions.
Founded in Estonia, Salv helps financial institutions detect and prevent money laundering, fraud, and other financial crimes through advanced technology and secure data-sharing solutions. The company’s platforms are used by banks and FinTech firms across 14 countries, and it continues to expand globally to strengthen industry cooperation in tackling financial crime.
Salv Bridge facilitates rapid, cross-border communication between financial institutions, enabling teams to collaborate on fraud investigations, share typologies, and recover stolen funds before criminals can launder them. By connecting fraud and compliance teams across multiple jurisdictions, the platform helps institutions act faster and more effectively in identifying and stopping suspicious activity.
The platform also includes built-in legal frameworks, training, and best-practice templates to ensure responsible, regulator-friendly data sharing. This enables organisations to adopt Salv Bridge quickly and operate with confidence that their intelligence collaboration complies with data protection requirements.
As Lithuanian institutions integrate with Salv Bridge, they have already begun sharing intelligence and achieving tangible results. Participants have successfully identified and shut down money mule accounts and prevented both inbound and outbound fraud attempts. Salv’s expansion coincides with Lithuania’s broader efforts to develop a nationwide intelligence-sharing framework, with government-backed implementation expected in 2026.
“Paysera’s mission is to provide fast and convenient financial services, but security is the foundation of everything we do. Criminals operate in networks, and to fight them effectively, we must do so as well. Joining Salv Bridge was a strategic move from isolated defence to collective, real-time action. We are already seeing how this direct collaboration with other financial institutions allows us to stop fraudulent transactions much faster. For our customers, this means an even greater level of security and trust, knowing their funds are protected by the most advanced solutions on the market,” Paysera CEO Justina Šidlauskienė said.
“At Neo Finance, we’re always looking for ways to strengthen our fraud prevention capabilities and protect our customers,” NEO Finance MLRO Lukas Pankratovas said. “Salv Bridge also adds real value to our sanctions screening process by helping us verify potential matches more efficiently through secure collaboration with other institutions. This kind of real-time intelligence sharing enables our team to act more proactively and contributes to a safer financial ecosystem overall.”
The expansion underscores Salv’s broader vision to make financial crime more costly for criminals by fostering industry-wide cooperation. As new use cases continue to emerge—such as joint blacklists and early alerts for evolving typologies—Salv Bridge is rapidly becoming a cornerstone for proactive, intelligence-led financial crime prevention across Europe.
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