“Can a global bank-API connectivity layer replace legacy file-based treasury integrations and become the standard infrastructure for corporate cash management?”
Founded in 2015, FinLync positioned itself as the authority on global bank APIs for treasury and finance, targeting corporate finance teams seeking real-time cash visibility, payment traceability, and instant reconciliation. The company built SAP Treasury Apps and a developer API layer, enabling enterprises to connect directly to banks via APIs rather than legacy file-based connectivity (SWIFT MT, SFTP). The Standard Chartered partnership signals a bank-led go-to-market approach for corporate API banking adoption. With just $16M raised and an estimated ~$3.7M ARR, FinLync operates as a specialized infrastructure vendor in the corporate treasury connectivity niche.
Finlync connects to bank accounts through Standard Chartered Bank API.
Finlync integrates with SAP.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 2 layers in Finlync's stack: Open banking (Standard Chartered Bank API); Accounting (SAP).
Finlync is founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, New York, United States.
Finlync has raised $16.0M in total (latest round: Series A, 2019-12-26).
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