Treezor: the fintech that creates unicorns thanks to its payment solutions
Startups, corporates, fintechs, neobanks... Since its creation in 2016, Treezor has supported the launch and development of more than a hundred companies in the world of finance. A true "unicorn farmer", the company owes its success to the quality of its Banking as a Service, or BaaS, platform. From its creation to its international development, including its takeover by Société Générale, a look back at the controlled deployment of Treezor's payment solutions.
Treezor, engine of great entrepreneurial successes
Created in 2016, Treezor is a nugget in the fintech landscape.
Originally ?
Two enthusiasts of financial solutions, Eric Lassus and Xavier Labouret, who had anticipated the development of the world of fintechs as early as 2008. To do this, the Treezor teams worked to create a Banking as a Service (BaaS) platform.
This serves as a pillar for fintechs, which can thus get started by limiting the constraints associated with setting up a back office and obtaining approval.
Two costly, complex and time-consuming operations that Treezor supports, in particular thanks to the electronic money institution license obtained from the ACPR.
Proof of Treezor's success: in France, nearly one fintech in three has been supported by the company in recent years.
A discreet success for the general public, the company working in B2B, but which participated in the rise of big names in the financial world, in particular Lydia, Qonto and Shine.
And to complete its offer, Treezor has joined forces with Société Générale, a well-known and recognized company in terms of credit and SEPA solutions.
A strategy that allows Treezor to continue its support for more mature companies, benefiting from their own approval or wishing to internalize all or part of their value chain.
Treezor flies beyond the French borders
Since its arrival on the market, Treezor has come a long way, going from 50 employees to more than 200 collaborators between 2019 and 2022. More than 2 million bank cards have been marketed through it, and 25 billion managed transaction euros.
Establishment regulated by the ACPR, Treezor provides payment solutions adapted to the needs of each of its professional customers in France, but also in Europe.
The company's teams are thus present in Belgium, Germany, Italy and Spain, as close as possible to its customers.
In France and abroad, Treezor is also part of major fintech associations such as France Digitale, Fintech Belgium and Holland Fintech.
But Treezor wants to be the partner of all companies, not just fintechs.
SEPA, collection, KYC… all of the company's services are also accessible to neobanks, mobile banks, corporates and even marketplaces.
Offers dedicated to the specificities of each of these players have even been created, for example Treezor BankHub for payment establishments, or Treezor Connect for startups wishing to quickly launch their activity.
