Esh Group said this week that Aman Group has been selected as the exclusive distributor and implementation partner for its eOS banking platform in Israel, in a move aimed at expanding access to the technology beyond the bank itself. According to the company statement, the partnership is meant to help financial institutions and other organizations bring digital financial products to market faster, using infrastructure developed and tested within Esh.
The companies said eOS functions as a unified operating system for banking, combining core technological, regulatory, and business processes on a single cloud-based platform. Aman, one of Israel’s larger IT and integration groups, will be responsible for marketing the system locally and tailoring deployments to client needs.
A push beyond the bank
Esh framed the move as part of a broader strategy to position itself not only as a banking institution but also as a technology provider to the wider financial ecosystem. The company said the platform was designed to reduce dependence on fragmented legacy systems, shorten deployment timelines, and improve operational flexibility.
The statement added that Aman will also work with entities outside traditional banking, including companies seeking to integrate financial services into existing business activity. According to the companies, a platform with built-in compliance and lower infrastructure overhead could reduce entry barriers for newer digital players.
A market focused on digital competition
The announcement comes as Israel’s banking sector continues to place greater emphasis on digital competition and service quality. Aman Group's CEO and owner, Ben Pasternak, stated that the partnership aimed to introduce the next generation of banking infrastructure to Israel. Esh founder and CEO Yuval Aloni said the guiding principle behind the move was that “banking should not remain closed within itself.”