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Swan

Provider
BaaSCard IssuingEmbedded PaymentsFX / PayoutsKYCOpen BankingSponsor Bank

Embedded-finance provider tracked in the Embedded Finance Index — disclosed by 30 companies across 7 categories.

swan.com ↗Also analysed as a company — its own stack →Open Banking Tracker profile ↗
CategoriesBaaS, Card Issuing, Embedded Payments, FX / Payouts, KYC, Open Banking, Sponsor Bank
Rank#10 of 347 in BaaS
Buyers30 companies
HeadquartersParis, France
Founded2019
FoundersNicolas Benady, Mathieu Breton, Nicolas Saison
Raised$171M

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Founders & story · from Swan’s own dossier

Swan was founded in 2019 as a pure Banking-as-a-Service infrastructure layer for European tech companies, removing the need for partners to obtain their own financial licenses. Unlike US-centric BaaS providers that rely on sponsor banks, Swan operates under its own ACPR-issued EMI license, making it both the regulated entity and the API provider. It has steadily expanded its footprint from basic SEPA accounts and cards (2020–2021) to international payments, expense management, and merchant-facing products (2022–2024), positioning itself as the 'financial OS' for vertical SaaS, accounting platforms, fintechs, and treasury software across the EEA.

Latest round: Series B, 2023
Recent developments
  • 2024-11Swan opened an office in Amsterdam and launched localized Dutch accounts with NL IBANs. source ↗
  • 2023-09Swan raised a €37M Series B round to fuel continued expansion across Europe. source ↗
  • 2024Swan integrated Wise Platform to offer faster, cheaper international payments to European clients. source ↗
  • 2023-03-01Launched in Spain offering local Spanish IBANs for European expansion source ↗
Full dossier: Swan’s own stack, layer by layer →
In the press
embeddedfinancereview.com ↗
Coverage of Swan sourced from Embedded Finance Review — a content partner for this report. All articles are © their original authors; click any card to open the source.
◇ article2026-09-22
Swan moves into payment acceptance, and a non-profit builds what banks wouldn't
The Embedded Banking edition: Swan, Modura, Toolstation and Johannes Hill on ERPs.
Source · Embedded Finance Review ↗
◇ article2026-08-31
Swan adds card acceptance for freelancers at Accountable and Indy
Swan brings payment acceptance to Accountable and Indy's freelancer users, and why it matters for Swan's own balances and P&L.
Source · Embedded Finance Review ↗
◇ article2026-06-09
HERO embeds with Swan, ryd embeds with Mastercard & more
HERO launches HERO Wallet with Swan, ryd embeds fleet payments with Mastercard, plus why German banks lose €1bn a year in remittances.
Source · Embedded Finance Review ↗
◇ article2026-06-08
HERO Software launches HERO Wallet with Swan for German craftsmen
HERO Software launches HERO Wallet with Swan, embedding payments and reconciliation directly into craft business software in Germany.
Source · Embedded Finance Review ↗
◇ article2026-01-02
Swan Launches Belgian IBAN Accounts as Sixth Local Market
Swan launches Belgian IBAN accounts, now offering local IBANs across six European markets. Existing customers like Accountable likely drove this.
Source · Embedded Finance Review ↗
◇ article2023-11-16
Fleming launches bank account and debit card for medical professionals with Swan
German fintech Fleming partners with Swan to launch bank account and debit card, expanding its vertical fintech offering for medical professionals.
Source · Embedded Finance Review ↗
Who uses Swan
30 companies disclose Swan in their stack
RompslompYukiAgicapFlemingNenoRegional HeroPennylaneCashfeedCarrefourLuccauRydeHERO Software+18 more
Buyer mix · 30 of 30 classified
Horizontal SaaS / Accounting · 6Vertical SaaS / Accounting · 5Horizontal SaaS / Spend Management · 2Vertical SaaS / Real Estate · 2E-commerce / Retail · 1Fintech / Lending · 1Fintech / SMB banking · 1Horizontal SaaS / Accounts Payable Automation · 1
EU · 29
What the disclosures say
Rompslomp
“Rompslomp's 'betaalrekening-faq' page explicitly states: 'dankzij onze samenwerking met Swan' — the Rompslomp Betaalrekening is powered by Swan (EU BaaS / EMI).”
Yuki
“Yuki support article 'FAQ Pay - Compliance, Risk management and Regulatory Standards' explicitly names Swan as the EMI-licensed partner behind Yuki Pay: 'Swan has an EMI license with which a company can issue payment instruments such as e-money, prepaid cards and mobile payments.' The 'Yuki Pay' product page describes…”
Agicap
“Pay by Link article: 'requires integration with Swan, a European payment service provider' for EUR collections.”
Fleming
“Swan publicly lists Fleming as a customer at https://www.swan.io/customers. Swan provides BaaS/embedded banking infrastructure including accounts, IBANs, and card issuing to European platforms.”
View source · swan.io ↗
Neno
“Neno enables its business customers to receive payments via SEPA/SWIFT into their Swan-issued accounts, but does not process card acquiring itself.”
Regional Hero
“Swan publicly lists Regional Hero as a customer (known_customer_listings TIER 1).”
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What Swan runs on · from its own dossier
The third-party providers Swan itself discloses, layer by layer — the vendor as a buyer. Distinct from the companies above that disclose Swan.
Card Issuing
Swan SAS
FX / Payouts
Wise Platform
FX API
Wise Platform
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Alternatives to Swan

Other BaaS providers in the index, by the number of companies that disclose them. A count of public disclosures, not a ranking of the products.

Evolve Bank & Trust72 buyers →Sutton Bank64 buyers →Cross River57 buyers →Pathward47 buyers →ClearBank40 buyers →Thread Bank35 buyers →Modulr31 buyers →Backbase30 buyers →
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Swan — frequently asked

Which companies use Swan?

30 companies disclose Swan in their stack in the Embedded Finance Index 2026, including Rompslomp, Yuki, Agicap, Fleming, Neno, Regional Hero, Pennylane, Cashfeed, Carrefour, Lucca and 2 others.

What does Swan do?

Swan is an embedded-finance provider in BaaS, Card Issuing, Embedded Payments, FX / Payouts, KYC, Open Banking and Sponsor Bank. It ranks #10 of 347 BaaS providers by disclosed buyers.

What are the alternatives to Swan?

The most-disclosed BaaS alternatives to Swan are Evolve Bank & Trust (72 buyers), Sutton Bank (64 buyers), Cross River (57 buyers), Pathward (47 buyers), ClearBank (40 buyers) and Thread Bank (35 buyers).

Who founded Swan?

Swan was founded by Nicolas Benady, Mathieu Breton and Nicolas Saison and is founded in 2019, headquartered in Paris, France.

How much funding has Swan raised?

Swan has raised $171M in total.

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