Toronto, Canada – 17 November 2025 – Surecomp® today confirmed that BBVA, as part of its digital transformation strategy, has incorporated a new digital channel to strengthen its international trade proposition, providing greater efficiency, traceability and operational security for its corporate clients. The solution is RIVO™, Surecomp’s multi-bank platform, which is aimed at helping companies streamline their trade finance transaction processing, gain real-time ecosystem connectivity and enhance service delivery.
By joining RIVO™, BBVA adds this multi-bank platform to its suite of international trade finance solutions. With this tool, companies can submit applications for the issuance of letters of credit and guarantees entirely online, while centralizing their interactions with multiple banks through a single portal. This provides enhanced agility, traceability and security in their international operations.
This initiative is part of BBVA’s strategy to position itself as a leading player in the digitalization of international trade business, through a range of initiatives that foster interoperability and connectivity. Among these is the development of a more open and efficient infrastructure to connect clients via APIs, such as the potential guarantees management pilot through Swift’s Gateway announced at Sibos this year, and in which Surecomp is also participating.
“At BBVA, we understand that digitalization is not just about adopting new technologies, but about transforming the way we engage with our clients,” says Francisco Fernández de Trocóniz, Head of Global Trade & International Banking at BBVA. “This initiative strengthens our value proposition, which is built on connecting knowledge and technology to support companies in their international growth with maximum flexibility and security.”
“BBVA’s adoption of RIVO™ strengthens our commitment to fostering a more connected and efficient trade ecosystem,” said Tal Weiser, Chief Revenue Officer at Surecomp. “We are pleased to collaborate with a forward-looking financial institution like BBVA and to support the digitalization of their trade finance operations in an increasingly dynamic environment.”
Through this partnership, BBVA CIB reinforces the digital transformation of its trade finance business and its role as a strategic partner for companies expanding globally.
About BBVA
BBVA is a global financial services group founded in 1857. The bank is present in more than 25 countries, has a strong leadership position in the Spanish market, is the largest financial institution in Mexico and it has leading franchises in South America and Turkey and an important investment banking business in the U.S. Its division BBVA Corporate & Investment Banking (BBVA CIB) brings together the activities of investment banking, markets, financing and transactional services for institutional investors and corporate clients. It has a strong global presence, providing services in 25 countries through an extensive team of experts, including investment banking specialists and advisors in specific industries and sectors. BBVA CIB offers a wide range of value-added products and financial solutions, for the simplest needs and for the most complex ones. Its mission is to help clients to carry out their projects and achieve their business, transformation and sustainability objectives, whether they are local or international.
