Tech Company Financing Transactions
Treasury Prime Funding Round
BAM Elevate, Deciens Capital and Invicta Capital participated in a $40 million Series C funding round for Treasury Prime. The funding round was announced on 2/1/2023.
Transaction Overview
Company Name
Announced On
2/1/2023
Transaction Type
Venture Equity
Amount
$40,000,000
Round
Series C
Investors
BAM Elevate (Lead Investor)
Deciens Capital (Daniel Kimerling)
Proceeds Purpose
The company intends to use the funds for multi-bank network and market presence expansion, launch of its marketplace solution, as well as development of new products and services including lending options and an integrated partner marketplace solution.
Company Information
Company Status
Private & Independent
Industry
FinTech
Mailing Address
215 Kearny St. B
San Francisco, CA 94108
USA
San Francisco, CA 94108
USA
Phone
Undisclosed
Website
Email Address
Overview
Our founders, Chris Dean and Jim Brusstar, are committed to modernizing the banking economy, and have been for over five years. They're the team behind Standard Treasury and the Silicon Valley Bank API Banking Platform, which forms the backend for Stripe Atlas - we're the experts in this space.
Profile
Social Media
Company News
Facebook
YouTube
Management Team
Title
Name
Email & Social
Chief Executive Officer
Chris Dean
President
James Brusstar
Vice President
Carlos Armas
VP - Bus. Development
Mark Vermeersch
VP - Customer Service
Deirdre McClure
VP - Engineering
Michael Clarke
VP - General Counsel
Martin Roberts
VP - Marketing
Clarissa Horowitz
VP - Operations
Remy Carole
Browse more venture capital transactions:
Prev: 2/1/2023: Greenspark venture capital transaction
Next: 2/1/2023: HySiLabs venture capital transaction
Share this article
Where The Data Comes From
We do our best to report on every notable VC transaction. All VC database entries reported here come from publicly available VC deal announcements. The data comes to us via our partnership with VentureDeal.com, an affiliated venture.
Additional Resources for Entrepreneurs