Column
5.7#19 in banking-as-a-service platformsWebAPI
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Stripe Treasury
7.9#1 in banking-as-a-service platforms$0.50 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Column | Stripe Treasury |
|---|---|---|
| Cards | Column offers debit, credit, unsecured, charge, and secured card programs, with options to use its balance sheet or the customer’s own. | Treasury includes virtual and physical debit cards with spending controls, real-time authorization and cardholder management. |
| Company | Column says it began building in 2019 and launched in 2022; its company page identifies San Francisco with an office image caption. | Stripe, LLC is a privately held company founded in 2010 with headquarters in South San Francisco and a stated 5,001–10,000 employee range. |
| Headquarters | San Francisco, United States | South San Francisco, California, and Dublin, Ireland |
| Multicurrency | Column describes accounts for receiving, holding, and sending foreign currencies, with conversion to and from U.S. dollars and links to international instant payment systems such as SEPA Instant. | Accounts can hold USD, OUSD, GBP and EUR balances and convert currencies instantly. |
| Payment rails | Column says it connects directly to the Federal Reserve, The Clearing House, Swift, and card networks to move money in the United States and globally. | Sending options include same-day ACH, domestic and international wires, scheduled payouts, card payouts and stablecoin wallet payouts. |
Column plans
No prices published.
Stripe Treasury plans
- ACH fundingFree
- TreasuryFree
- Treasury accountFree
- Treasury cardsFree
- Instant currency conversion$0.50, paid once
- Domestic payout$1.50, paid once
Pick Column if…
Column describes its customers as technology companies, U.S. banks, international banks, and real estate businesses building financial products. Its APIs and sandbox are aimed at teams developing financial services.
Pick Stripe Treasury if…
Treasury is aimed at startups and growing businesses seeking to combine financial operations with payments. Platforms including Shopify, Instacart, and Arc can use Treasury for Platforms to provide embedded accounts.