Palm, a Sweden and Netherlands-based fintech created to streamline cash management for enterprise treasury teams, has raised $6.1 million in Seed funding. 

Palm’s platform allows Treasury teams to make informed decisions about moving money between hundreds of bank accounts and local subsidiaries.

By providing an all-in-one view of past and future cash flows, Palm creates a control panel that guides daily money movement. It has reduced operating cash balances by over 30 per cent while outperforming existing human-generated forecasts in three out of four accounts. 

The company’s founders are on a mission to guide the world’s money by optimising how the largest enterprises utilise their resources. With over a decade’s experience managing billion-dollar treasuries at companies like Uber, Levi’s and Remote, Palm Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Gurjit Pannu saw an opportunity to significantly improve how companies manage and move money.

His Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Christian Sobkowski meanwhile has a track record launching novel financial products, having built Juni’s credit card program up from $0 to its $106 million debt raise and expanded PayPal’s Lending business across Europe. 

Responsible for moving $3 billion a month while he was at Uber, Gurjit Pannu said: 

“Imagine your electricity getting cut because of insufficient funds due to not moving money to your current account in time. Now imagine that across hundreds of accounts and dozens of countries. That’s the daily challenge for treasury teams — juggling multiple systems to track and predict cash flow across global operations. 

Having implemented incumbent solutions three times to solve this without seeing meaningful change, we knew it was time to build something better.”

“Our platform not only consolidates data but generates guidance and recommendations that improve cash efficiency. This allows treasurers to spend less time generating reports and updating spreadsheets, and more time managing liquidity and strategic initiatives,” Gurjit continued.  

The platform’s ability to implement in weeks rather than months sets it apart from legacy systems, which often require lengthy setup processes. Treasury teams are then equipped with an automated forecast that continuously improves its accuracy by using a proprietary AI toolkit specific to each business account. 

The investment round was led by Speedinvest and Target Global, with participation from Upfin, Liquid2, and Greens. Notable angel investors include Job van der Voort (Founder & CEO, Remote) and Philippe Teixeira da Mota (former Hedosophia partner). 

“Palm represents the next generation of financial tools that are disrupting the enterprise CFO stack,” said Olga Shikhantsova, Partner at Speedinvest.

“As legacy software reaches end-of-life, CFOs are seeking AI-enabled solutions that can keep pace with their evolving needs. Palm’s deep understanding of treasury challenges, particularly from first hand experience by Gurjit across a wide breadth of organisations, combined with their innovative approach, positions them perfectly to lead this transformation.” 

Palm’s AI-powered platform offers three key features: 

• Cash Forecasting, which provides account-level forecasts for each bank account, creating trust with automated accuracy scores; 
• Cash Positioning, which drives operational and financial efficiency by replacing daily reviews of multiple Excel sheets with smart policy-driven funding recommendations and 
• Reporting that transforms tedious reporting cycles into a dynamic, intuitive process, empowering strategic decision-making. 

The platform can be a standalone solution or supplement existing TMS tools that lack forecasting capabilities. 

Palm plans to use the funding to expand its team, forge more partnerships with large consultancies, and continue expanding across Europe, the UK, and the US.

Palm’s closed beta is also now opening to new customers. 

Lead image: Palm. Photo: uncredited.