The French fintech Treezor is accelerating in Belgium – Finance
Specializing in on-board financing solutions, the subsidiary of the French banking group Societe Generale wants to boost its activities on the Belgian market.
Things are moving in the embedded finance sector. Evidenced by the arrival on the Belgian market of Treezor. Subsidiary of the Societe Generale group specializing in Banking-as-a-Service (integrated payment solutions on behalf of corporate companies, not just fintech), the French company has finally been announced, on the occasion…
Things are moving in the embedded finance sector. Evidenced by the arrival on the Belgian market of Treezor. Subsidiary of the Societe Generale group specializing in Banking-as-a-Service (integrated payment solutions on behalf of corporate companies, not just fintech), the French company recently announced, at the Digital Finance Summit which brought together the world of digital finance in Brussels, the deployment of its services and payment solutions in Belgium. This arrival on the Belgian market is part of the international development of the French fintech which aims to become a reference player on the European Banking-as-a-Service market. A booming sector, including in Belgium, where “we see a lot of potential”, says Sébastien Daniel, head of the Belgian market at Treezor. like Swile, Lydia and Qonto), the fintech founded in 2015 has decided to internationalize its development, with an expansion of its activities initiated in 2020 in several European countries (Germany, Spain, Italy). “And we now also want to expand into the Benelux,” says Sébastien Daniel. Today, Treezor already has more than ten customers in Europe (outside France) including Pixpay, Finom, Mooncard, Skipr, Madrid City Hall, TotalEnergies or Bling Card. The company also already has a few Belgian customers such as Skipr (mobility app financed by D’Ieteren), the neo-bank for teenagers Rise or the neo-bank for professionals Anytime.