Treezor

Founded in 2016 by two French entrepreneurs and acquired in 2019 by Societe Generale group, Treezor is an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) authorized by the ACPR (the French regulator) to operate in 25 countries and is a Principal Member of the Mastercard network. 

Treezor is the Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) precursor that embeds tech, regulatory and security aspects into its offering to provide access via API to the entire payment chain, from receiving to issuing payments. Treezor devotes a significant part of its resources to developing new technology in order to support innovation and its customers’ growth strategies.

Thanks to its license as an electronic money institution and the flexibility of its technology, Treezor is the precursor of the Banking-as-a-Service model and is the European leader with a presence in 5 countries: Germany, Belgium, Spain, Italy and France.

As Banking-as-a-Service precursor, Treezor embeds tech, regulatory and security aspects into its offering to provide access via API to the entire payment chain, from receiving to issuing payments. Treezor devotes a significant part of its resources to developing new technology in order to support innovation and its customers’ growth strategies.

Treezor is the first French Electronic Money Institution authorized to provide all types of payment services from 1 to 8. Its European passporting license enables Treezor to provide its services in 25 countries.