“Can a broker-dealer-owned treasury management platform win mid-market CFOs by giving the software away in exchange for routing their idle cash through its money market fund portal?”
Treasury Curve (d/b/a of Treasury Brokerage, LLC) was founded in 2006 by ex-JP Morgan treasury veterans to automate corporate treasury management — bank visibility, money market fund investing, and cash sweeps. The company operates as a FINRA-registered broker-dealer that acts as a referring agent for money fund trades rather than custodying client funds, monetizing primarily through MMF assets invested via its Money Fund Portal (platform access often offered at no cost to eligible organizations based on AUM). Serves corporations, public-sector entities, PE/VC firms, and white-label fintech partners.
TreasuryCurve processes payments through Treasury Curve Payments & Transfers (self-operated).
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 2 layers in TreasuryCurve's stack: Payments / PSP (Treasury Curve Payments & Transfers (self-operated)); Treasury (Treasury Curve (self-operated), Morgan Stanley ILF Govt Inst (MVRXX), BlackRock Liquidity Treas Tr Inst (TTTXX), Invesco Govt And Agency Port Instit (AGPXX) and 5 others).
TreasuryCurve was founded by Aron Chazen and is founded in 2006, headquartered in Menlo Park, CA, USA.
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