Treasury Prime & Liberty Bank, N.A team to offer banking solutions
By Delisha Fernandes
Treasury Prime, an embedded banking software company, has announced strategic partnership with Liberty Bank, N.A., a commercial bank.
Through the collaboration, Liberty Bank, will work with businesses on the Treasury Prime platform to create new channels for end users to interact and consume its comprehensive suite of financial services, including Deposit Accounts, ACH, and Wires.
“Joining Treasury Prime’s network enables Liberty Bank, N.A. to drive deposit growth and fee income while offering seamless banking experiences to a diverse customer base. This strategic partnership empowers both companies to stay competitive, attract new clients, and capitalize on cutting-edge technologies in the ever-evolving FinTech landscape,” said Jeff Nowicki, VP of Banking at Treasury Prime.
This partnership addresses the increasing demand for flexible and scalable embedded banking solutions that effectively meet the evolving needs of businesses and customers, with a specific focus on fostering growth among a diverse range of businesses, facilitating B2C and B2B payments, and supporting e-commerce companies and real estate professional. Treasury Prime fosters innovation responsibly in today’s regulatory climate.
Treasury Prime enables banks and enterprise partners to innovate, adapt, grow and scale to stay competitive in a rapidly changing marketplace. The company helps enterprises with a range of complex services including money transfer, risk mitigation and access to a chartered bank’s infrastructure.
“We chose to work with Treasury Prime because we recognize the growing demand for innovative financial solutions and the need for banks to enhance their technology offerings to stay ahead in the digital landscape,” said Don M. Griffith, Chairman and CEO of Liberty Bank N.A. “Embracing these solutions is crucial to meet the evolving needs of businesses and customers and to ensure that we remain at the forefront of the banking industry’s transformation.”
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