For venture capital & finance teams

Treasury models on bank data that does not train BankSync AI.

Consolidate cash and positions from every fund bank and brokerage into the treasury model you already build. Your banking data is pass-through by default, not sold by BankSync, and not used inside the BankSync Boundary to train AI models. Enterprise-ready, with NDA/MNDA, custom DPA, SSO, and a dedicated success team.

Every fund and entity, refreshed on schedule.

The treasury model that's always one export behind

Three things every fund finance team does the hard way, until they don't.

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Four banks, four logins, one stale spreadsheet

Operating account here, a sweep account there, the management-company card, a brokerage holding the treasury. Pulling Monday’s cash position means logging into each one and re-keying balances into a model that’s wrong by Tuesday.

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The model is only as fresh as your last export

Your treasury model is beautiful. It’s also built on balances someone exported by hand last week. LPs ask for current runway and dry powder, and the honest answer is “let me rebuild the sheet.”

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The vendor question nobody wants to fail

Before finance signs anything, someone asks where the bank data goes. Is it stored? Sold? Fed into someone’s AI model? Most aggregators can’t give a clean answer, and the deal stalls in security review.

The vendor question, answered before it's asked

Pass-through by default

Pass-through sync data flows from your provider to your tools by default. We store full banking datasets only where you enable a managed feature that requires storage.

Never sold

We charge a subscription for the service, not for your data. Within the BankSync Boundary, we don’t sell banking data or use it for ads or data brokerage.

Never trains AI

Within the BankSync Boundary, customer banking data is not used to train AI models. Your chosen AI tool or destination may have its own terms and settings.

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from four logins to one model

The treasury close, in five steps

What it looks like to go from re-keying balances to a treasury model that keeps itself current.

Portfolio company dashboards in BankSync

every portfolio company

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Connect every entity’s accounts

Add each fund and management-company bank, card, and brokerage once. Credentials never touch us. You authorize through each institution’s own consent screen via open banking, CDR, or PSD2.

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Map the chart once

Tag accounts by entity, fund, and purpose so operating cash, reserves, and treasury positions sort themselves. New activity lands already labeled, so the model stays clean without manual sorting.

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Wire it into your model

Point feeds at the Google Sheet, Excel workbook, or database your treasury model reads from. Balances, transactions, holdings, and cost basis land where your formulas already expect them.

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Let it stay current

Supported balances and positions refresh hourly, daily, or weekly depending on the plan. Your cash position, runway, and dry-powder numbers update without manual exports.

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Answer LPs in minutes, not days

When a partner or LP asks for current runway, committed-vs-deployed, or a blended cash position, the number is already in the model, or one question away if you point an AI at it.

Your fund's finance pipeline, in one place

The infrastructure that turns four banking portals into one current model.

Every fund account in one pipeline

Operating accounts, sweep and money-market accounts, corporate cards, and the brokerage holding your treasury, all connected once via regulated open banking and consolidated into a single, current view of cash and positions.

Feeds your model, not another dashboard

Pipe balances, transactions, holdings, and cost basis straight into the Google Sheet, Excel workbook, Notion, Airtable, or database your treasury model already lives in. Keep your model; we just stop you re-keying it.

Positions and brokerage data, not just transactions

Holdings, balances, cost basis, gains and losses, and loan accounts flow through alongside transactions, so dry powder, runway, and committed-vs-deployed roll up automatically across every entity.

Pass-through by default, never trains BankSync AI

Your banking data flows from your bank to your tools by default. We store it only for features you enable, do not sell it, and do not use it inside the BankSync Boundary to train AI models.

Ask your own AI, on your own terms

Point Claude or ChatGPT at your workspace with one API key over a secure connection (MCP). Ask “what’s our blended cash position this quarter?” and get it answered from your live data, which is never sent off to train anyone’s model.

Built for a finance team

Roles for analysts, controllers, and partners, with the whole firm on one enterprise plan. Audit logs, SSO/SAML, and a custom DPA when procurement asks, with no per-seat surprises.

Run it on the Enterprise plan

Unlimited connections, custom roles, SSO/SAML, audit logs, a custom DPA, and NDA/MNDA on vendor-standard terms, with a dedicated success team and custom volume pricing for multi-entity firms.

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Venture capital FAQs

Is our banking data stored, sold, or used to train AI?
BankSync uses pass-through processing by default and stores full banking datasets only where you enable a managed feature that requires storage. Within the BankSync Boundary, we do not sell banking data, use it for advertising or data brokerage, or use customer banking data to train AI models. See /security and /your-data-is-not-training-data for the full breakdown.
Can we keep building our treasury model in Google Sheets or Excel?
Yes, that’s the point. BankSync is bank-data infrastructure, not another dashboard you have to migrate into. We sync balances, transactions, holdings, and cost basis straight into the Google Sheet, Excel workbook, Notion, Airtable, or database your model already reads from, so your existing model keeps working and just stays current automatically.
Can you connect Raymond James / Alex Brown and other brokerages?
Yes. Raymond James is available through the “Raymond James Client Access” connection, the same clientaccess.rjf.com portal Alex Brown clients log into, so brokerage positions, linked bank accounts, and balances flow through. Per-institution data quality can vary on unusual products, so we recommend running a quick test connection during evaluation to confirm everything you need renders end-to-end before you commit.
How many accounts and entities can we connect?
On the Enterprise plan, connections are unlimited, built for firms running 30+ accounts across multiple funds and management entities. Tag accounts by entity and fund so each rolls up cleanly, with the whole firm on one plan and no per-connection surprises.
Will you sign an NDA or MNDA?
Yes. NDAs and mutual NDAs on vendor-standard terms are routine on the Enterprise plan, alongside a custom DPA, audit logs, SSO/SAML, and a dedicated customer-success manager. Talk to sales to put paper in place before you connect anything.
How fresh is the data?
Supported balances and positions refresh hourly, daily, or weekly depending on the plan, institution, and provider, so your model is not tied to last week’s manual export.
Which banks and regions do you cover?
BankSync covers 11,000+ institutions across the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, and 30 EEA countries, plus brokerages and retirement providers. In Australia we operate as a CDR Representative under Fiskil (ACCC-accredited, ADRBNK000246); elsewhere we route through licensed open-banking providers (Plaid and Salt Edge).
Why is this an Enterprise plan?
Multi-entity firms need unlimited connections, custom roles, SSO/SAML, audit logs, a custom DPA, NDA/MNDA, and a dedicated success team, all of which live on Enterprise. Pricing is custom-quoted to your account count and team. See /enterprise or talk to sales.

Feed your treasury model

Connect your first account in five minutes, or talk to sales about the Enterprise plan. Either way, BankSync does not sell your banking data or use it inside the BankSync Boundary to train AI.