Treasury Prime
Embedded banking software connecting fintechs and enterprises directly with partner banks via REST APIs.
About Treasury Prime
Treasury Prime is an embedded banking platform that connects fintechs and corporate enterprises directly to a network of partner banks. By utilizing a bank-direct integration model, Treasury Prime facilitates direct commercial and regulatory relationships between businesses and chartered financial institutions.
The platform delivers modern developer APIs that interface directly with partner bank core systems. Through Treasury Prime, organizations can programmatically open commercial and personal bank accounts, originate ACH and wire payments, issue payment cards, and maintain regulatory compliance with oversight tools.
Key Features
- Bank-Direct Architecture: Direct regulatory and operational relationships between clients and chartered partner banks.
- Account Management APIs: Real-time generation of individual and business checking and savings accounts.
- Multi-Rail Payment Orchestration: Programmatic processing for ACH, domestic wires, book transfers, and real-time payment networks.
- Card Issuing & Processing: Virtual and physical card generation with custom spend controls and real-time authorization logic.
- Compliance Tooling: Integrated fraud monitoring, ledger tracking, and regulatory audit logging capabilities.
- Partner Bank Network: Access to an established network of regional and national partner banks tailored to different business models.
Pricing
- Enterprise Platform Program: Custom pricing/billing basis Pricing includes platform access fees, bank integration fees, and usage-based transaction fees determined in coordination with partner banks.
Use Cases
- Embedding deposit accounts and ACH rails into vertical SaaS platforms
- Launching corporate card programs with automated spend management
- Facilitating instant book transfers between accounts within the same partner bank
- Managing multi-bank redundancy and deposit distribution strategies
Pros & Cons
Pros:
- Bank-direct structure provides greater operational transparency and long-term regulatory stability
- Modern developer API documentation with clear object models and webhooks
- Multi-bank network allows platforms to select banks matching their deposit profiles
Cons:
- Requires bank approval and direct partnership agreements before production deployment
- Implementation timelines depend on partner bank compliance review processes
Integrations
Partner Bank Core Systems, ACH Network, Fedwire, Visa, Mastercard
FAQ
How does Treasury Prime's model differ from typical BaaS providers?
Treasury Prime connects companies directly to chartered partner banks, fostering direct bank relationships rather than placing intermediary layers between them.
What account types can be created with Treasury Prime?
The API supports creating individual checking, commercial deposit, operating, and multi-sub-account structures.
What payment methods are supported?
Treasury Prime supports ACH credits and debits, domestic wire transfers, book transfers, and real-time payment rails.
Can platforms issue cards with Treasury Prime?
Yes, the platform includes card issuing endpoints for creating virtual and physical cards with programmatic spending limits.
Who provides regulatory compliance oversight?
Compliance oversight is handled collaboratively through the platform's compliance tools and the chartered partner bank.
Is a bank partner required to use Treasury Prime?
Yes, Treasury Prime matches clients with suitable partner banks from its network to support their specific financial program.
Does Treasury Prime offer testing environments?
Yes, full developer sandbox environments are provided to test API workflows and simulate transaction events.
Last edited
November 2, 2026 at 9:02 AM by Venkatraman Chandrasekaran
