multi-bank cash position

One cash position across every bank.

Stop opening six portals to answer one question. BankSync consolidates balances, transactions, and brokerage positions into the treasury model, dashboard, or database your team already uses.

Banks + brokeragesEntity rollupsExcel, Sheets, DB, API

Balances, transactions, holdings, trades, and loans flow through one feed system.

global bank coverage

11,000+ institutions, one treasury model.

Connect banks, credit unions, cards, loans, brokerages, and retirement providers across the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, and Europe through regulated data providers.

why teams switch

Answer the cash question without the weekly rebuild.

The hard part is not arithmetic. It is collecting the current number from every place cash lives.

1

Portals fragment the truth

Operating cash, reserve accounts, cards, loans, and brokerage cash all live behind different logins.

2

Cash has purpose

Operating, payroll, restricted, invested, and reserve balances should not collapse into one untagged total.

3

Reports need a trail

Boards and auditors need to know where each number came from and when it refreshed.

the treasury flow

Consolidate cash once.

Connect institutions once, label accounts by purpose, and let the consolidated position refresh on schedule.

1

Connect institutions

Link each bank, card, brokerage, and loan provider with read-only access.

2

Classify accounts

Tag accounts by entity, purpose, currency, and owner.

3

Choose outputs

Send the consolidated source data to Sheets, Excel, dashboards, databases, or API.

4

Monitor refreshes

Use sync history to see what updated and what needs attention.

Treasury widgets built from synced bank balances

the consolidated cash position

what stays live

Cash lives in more than checking not just transactions.

A real cash position includes accounts, investments, debt, and movements.

Operating accounts

Checking and savings balances across primary operating banks.

Reserve cash

Savings, money-market, restricted, and payroll-reserve accounts.

Brokerage cash

Cash and positions inside brokerage or investment accounts where available.

Debt and cards

Credit card, loan, mortgage, and credit-line balances alongside cash.

Movement detail

Transactions that explain why the cash position changed.

Entity rollups

Fund, company, department, location, and account-purpose grouping.

docs and proof

Go deeper when you need to. Real product proof.

Treasury buyers need proof. These product docs show the connection, mapping, integration, API, and security surfaces behind the page.

  • Read-only bank connections. BankSync cannot move money.
  • Customer banking data is not used inside the BankSync Boundary to train AI.
  • Field mapping lets your model keep its own schema.
good questions

Treasury FAQs

How do I track cash across multiple banks?+
Connect each bank and brokerage to BankSync, tag the accounts by entity and purpose, then sync balances and transactions into the tracker, workbook, dashboard, database, or API your team uses.
Can I include brokerage and sweep account positions?+
Yes, where the institution exposes brokerage data. BankSync can sync holdings, trades, cost basis, and brokerage balances alongside ordinary bank accounts.
Can BankSync support multiple banks and entities?+
Yes. BankSync is designed for many accounts across banks, cards, brokerages, loans, and entities. You can tag accounts by entity, fund, purpose, or workflow so each feed lands cleanly in your model.
Does BankSync move money?+
No. BankSync uses read-only financial data connections. It syncs balances, transactions, holdings, trades, and loans into your tools, but it cannot initiate transfers or move funds.
Is our banking data used to train AI?+
Customer banking data is not used inside the BankSync Boundary to train AI models. If you connect your own AI tool through API or MCP, that external tool has its own terms and settings.
keep the model

Automate the bank data feeding it.

Connect your first treasury feed in minutes, then expand into Excel, Sheets, dashboards, databases, API, or MCP as your team grows.