TANK BANK CORPORATION OF NEW YORK

PAYMENTS & TREASURY

Global Payments, Liquidity & Treasury Architecture

Financial infrastructure designed to support payments, treasury coordination, liquidity management, and multi-currency financial connectivity across international markets.

Integrated Treasury Architecture

A coordinated framework for managing payments, liquidity, currencies, and institutional financial workflows.

Liquidity

Global Liquidity Management

Infrastructure designed to support visibility and coordination across multi-currency financial environments.

Payments

Cross-Border Payments

Technology-enabled infrastructure designed to support international payment workflows and transaction coordination through appropriate financial institutions and providers.

Markets

FX & Exposure Management

Frameworks designed to support foreign-exchange coordination, currency exposure awareness, and international financial planning.

Connectivity

Tank Core / BaaS Treasury Connectivity

Technology infrastructure designed to connect treasury functions, payment environments, financial systems, and approved institutional partners through defined processes and secure connectivity.

MULTI-CURRENCY CONNECTIVITY: USD · EUR · CHF · BRL · ILS · GBP

Multi-Jurisdictional Payment Infrastructure

Connecting financial environments across strategic markets.

United States

New York Hub

New York-centered financial infrastructure, USD connectivity, institutional relationships, and treasury coordination.

Switzerland & Luxembourg

European Markets

European financial connectivity, multi-currency environments, asset architecture, and international relationships.

Israel & Latin America

Regional Hubs

Technology infrastructure, digital identity, cross-border connectivity, and regional financial relationships.

INTERNATIONAL EXECUTION

Treasury Architecture for Global Connectivity

Tank Bank Corporation of New York is developing infrastructure designed to support international payment flows, treasury coordination, liquidity management, and multi-currency financial environments.

The architecture is intended to connect institutions, technology, currencies, and financial processes through appropriate partners and jurisdiction-specific arrangements.