
United States · Information technology & services startup
Treasury Prime is a San Francisco-based embedded banking software platform founded in 2017.
Funding reportedLast round: Series C
Treasury Prime is a San Francisco-based embedded banking software platform founded in 2017.
The company specializes in "Banking-as-a-Service" (BaaS), connecting enterprise companies with chartered banks and financial product partners. This enables businesses to launch innovative financial products quickly, often within weeks. Treasury Prime's co-founders, Chris Dean and Jim Brusstar, both have backgrounds in engineering from Silicon Valley Bank. The company's primary offering is its Bank OS, a comprehensive embedded banking platform that utilizes modern APIs. This platform allows financial institutions and fintechs to integrate banking services seamlessly. Key features include embedded banking APIs, account services, payment solutions, and compliance onboarding processes. Treasury Prime serves a diverse clientele, including fintech companies, enterprise organizations, and banks, primarily within the United States. The company operates on a subscription-based model, providing a suite of products designed to enhance financial operations and customer experiences.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 2 on the team.
On the board, as filediAmias GeretyDaniel KimerlingJames Brusstar
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