15 categories
Every solution is organised into the functional domain it serves, from TRMS and ERP through to payments, FX, bank connectivity, data and analytics.
TreasuryMap.com is the independent, practitioner-curated map of the treasury technology landscape. It gives corporate treasurers, CFOs and treasury teams a clear, structured view of the whole market, organised into 15 functional categories, so they can navigate a crowded field and build a shortlist before an RFP ever begins.
Every solution is organised into the functional domain it serves, from TRMS and ERP through to payments, FX, bank connectivity, data and analytics.
Each provider sits in the category that best represents its main focus, so the map stays readable instead of a crowded grid.
A second view reveals every category a provider really covers, so you can tell platform players from point solutions.
The map is updated regularly to reflect new entrants, M&A activity, rebranding and shifting category boundaries.
TreasuryMap is curated by treasury practitioners, not software vendors. How a provider is listed, categorised and positioned is an editorial decision, never a commercial one. The map is free for treasurers, and we never sell their data.
Vendors are listed for free; those who want greater visibility or co-marketing can choose a paid profile. A paid profile changes how a listing looks, never whether or where it appears. That is how TreasuryMap stays both independent and sustainable.
TreasuryMap is curated by François Masquelier, CEO of Simply Treasury, Chairman of ATEL (the Luxembourg Association of Corporate Treasurers) and Chair of EACT (the European Association of Corporate Treasurers). With more than 28 years in corporate treasury and risk management, and as the author of several books on the subject, he brings real practitioner depth to how the market is mapped. TreasuryMap draws on the EACT and ATEL networks, which together represent treasury professionals across Europe.
Are you a treasury technology vendor? If your solution is not yet on the map, or you would like an enhanced presence, we would like to hear from you.