Cloud-native. API-first.
Not retrofitted onto an older architecture. The principles behind every TreasuryFlow product.
Architecture
One Front Door
TreasuryFlow OS is one place your licensed products appear. One sign-in across the products is on the roadmap.
Independent Products
TreasuryFlow 360 and TreasuryFlow GlobNos each run on their own, with their own data — an institution can license either or both.
No Shared Database
Each product keeps its own data. Nothing is coupled through a shared database or data model.
Controls Where the Data Lives
In TreasuryFlow GlobNos, proof balances are generated database columns and proof sign-off four-eyes is a database constraint, so no code path can bypass them.
Security by Design
Security is designed in from the first decision. Certification is planned; ask us for our security documentation.
Four-eyes approval enforced server-side — no self-approval on regulated actions
Hash-chained, append-only audit trail with an integrity check
Row-level security keeping each tenant's data scoped to that tenant
On the Roadmap: AI Advises, Humans Decide.
AI is on our roadmap, not in the products today. When it arrives, it will accelerate investigation and forecasting without becoming the unaccountable system of record for a financial decision — every recommendation traceable, accountability staying with the treasury professional, not the model.
Cloud First
Built for cloud deployment from the start, with an architecture designed to support institutions whose regulatory environment requires something other than shared public cloud.
API First
Capabilities are built as APIs before interfaces — every TreasuryFlow GlobNos screen runs on its own API. Statement ingestion is built with each design partner on their own formats.
On the roadmap: enterprise single sign-on (OIDC / SAML) and step-up multi-factor authentication for material actions.
Deployment models the architecture supports.
Today, TreasuryFlow runs in the cloud. The architecture supports six deployment models, because the institution — not the vendor — is accountable to its regulator.
Compliance
Security is designed in from the first decision. Certification is planned; ask us for our security documentation.
What this means for your institution
A technical briefing scoped to your architecture, security, and compliance requirements — with your team on the call.
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