Modulr
7.2#3 in banking-as-a-service platformsFrom £16.25 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Treasury Prime
5.3#29 in banking-as-a-service platformsWebAPI
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| Fact | Modulr | Treasury Prime |
|---|---|---|
| Accounts | Accounts are available in GBP, EUR and nine other currencies, with local IBANs in GB, NL, ES, FR and IE. | Customers can use the platform to open FDIC-insured deposit accounts through a bank partner. |
| Cards | The cards product supports single-use virtual cards, configurable controls and managed physical card programmes on Visa and Mastercard. | The platform supports branded card programs with virtual and physical cards, digital wallets, and card controls. |
| Founded | 2016 | 2017 |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom | A Treasury Prime newsroom release datelined San Francisco identifies the company with San Francisco. |
| Integrations | Modulr's integrations hub connects with more than 20 accounting and payroll systems, including Sage, Xero and BrightPay. | Treasury Prime lists prebuilt integrations with KYC and monitoring providers including Alloy, Middesk, Sardine, and Unit21. |
| Payments | The platform supports instant GBP and EUR pay-ins and pay-outs, CHAPS, Bacs, SEPA and SWIFT payment services. | The platform supports payment capabilities including ACH, wires, bill pay, checks, remote deposit capture, and network transfers. |
Modulr plans
- Payroll Payments Bronze£16.25 a month
- Accounts Payable and Spend Management Bronze£20 a month
- Bronze£30 a month
- Bundle Bronze£30 a month
- Payroll Payments Silver£67.20 a month
- Accounts Payable and Spend Management Silver£75 a month
Treasury Prime plans
- Usage-based pricingPriced on request
Pick Modulr if…
Modulr suits businesses seeking payment, account, card, or collections infrastructure, including companies in travel, lending, merchant payments, and investment and wealth. Its API and sandbox may also suit teams building payment workflows.
Pick Treasury Prime if…
It suits fintechs and banks building embedded accounts, payments or branded card products. Applicants outside the United States may require bank-partner approval.