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Corporates

Control risk with connected data across your entire finance ecosystem

data automation, made simple

Efficiency for multi time zones,
bank locations and jurisdictions

Effortlessly view all your cash and payments activity in a single location, simplifying the management of multiple banking relationships. Automate reconciliation and controls across your entire enterprise, enabling smoother processes.

Our data connectivity solutions come pre-set integration with more than 80 banks. All the formats, validations, enrichments, and bank-specific items you require making your reporting fast and easy.

Quickly and simply transform messages with our out-of-the-box banking interfaces for payments and cash statements, security orders and statements, FX confirmations, and trade finance.

 

corporate use cases

Reduce the risk of highly
complex financial processes

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Our corporates industry-tailored technology and experienced team are ready to address your unique financial reporting needs.
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