About

Solance started with a simple question

What if payment infrastructure was built around real operational needs, rather than products?

Solance was founded by people who have spent years working with corporate payments from the inside. Across banks, service providers, and complex client structures, we repeatedly encountered the same friction. Not because payments are inherently difficult, but because existing systems were never designed for how modern organisations actually operate.

Most payment infrastructures were built years ago for a very different corporate environment. Since then, organisations have grown more complex, regulations have expanded, and technology has evolved rapidly. Yet the core systems remained largely unchanged. The disconnect between today’s operations and outdated payment handling is exactly where Solance begins.

A different starting point.

Instead of adapting legacy systems, Solance was designed anew around how organisations operate today. Not by layering new features onto existing systems, but by rethinking how payments, approvals and oversight belong together. Payments, approvals and visibility are treated as one connected whole, aligned with modern structures and expectations. This is the foundation Solance is built on.

Regulation and responsibility

Solance operates within a European regulatory framework and is built to meet the standards expected of modern corporate payment institutions. Safeguarding, governance and oversight are built into the platform from the outset and not treated as external requirements, but as core design principles. Client funds are handled with care, transparency and clear separation, in line with regulatory expectations and established best practice.