Swan Cards
7.9#2 in banking-as-a-service platformsFrom €900 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Treasury Prime
5.3#29 in banking-as-a-service platformsWebAPI
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| Fact | Swan Cards | Treasury Prime |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2019 | 2017 |
| Headquarters | Paris, France | A Treasury Prime newsroom release datelined San Francisco identifies the company with San Francisco. |
| Integrations | Swan offers a GraphQL API, a ready-made web banking interface, and an open-source Swan Banking Frontend for customized web banking. | Treasury Prime lists prebuilt integrations with KYC and monitoring providers including Alloy, Middesk, Sardine, and Unit21. |
| Product | Swan provides embedded banking features—including accounts, cards, and payments—for integration into other companies’ products. | Treasury Prime provides embedded banking infrastructure that connects fintechs and banks through a unified API. |
| Security | Sensitive card-related changes require consent, and Swan cards support 3-D Secure for online payments. | Treasury Prime says it is SOC 2 Type II certified and PCI compliant. |
Swan Cards plans
- SandboxFree
- Swan€900 a month
- Swan on demand€2,990 a month
- Swan EnterprisePriced on request
Treasury Prime plans
- Usage-based pricingPriced on request
Pick Swan Cards if…
Swan suits European software companies that want to embed branded accounts, cards, or payments in their products. Partners need a backend for API calls and can configure card rules for their users.
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.