TransBnk has rebranded as TBX, reflecting a broader focus on corporate banking and enterprise financial operations.
Products and operations will remain unchanged during the transition. The new identity marks the company's shift from a transaction banking infrastructure provider to a broader platform serving enterprises, banks, non-banking financial companies, fintech groups and other financial institutions.
TBX now serves more than 200 clients across both sides of the corporate banking market, including businesses and financial institutions that use its tools for financial operations, as well as banks looking to modernise their enterprise banking systems.
The business has expanded beyond transaction banking infrastructure to include treasury management, cash management, payments, collections, escrow, reconciliation, banking platforms, and API-based workflows. These services are delivered through API-first and software-as-a-service models.
The rebrand comes as companies increase their use of digital systems for finance operations and banks invest more heavily in corporate banking technology. Businesses managing multiple banking relationships are seeking faster integrations, more automation, greater visibility and systems that meet compliance requirements.
Product lines
The company's current structure includes TxB Hub for banking infrastructure and TrustHub for enterprise financial operations. It also offers products for treasury operations, payments, collections, reconciliation, cards, workflow orchestration, banking platforms, API infrastructure, and enterprise banking workflows.
TBX has raised USD $30 million across Series A and Series B funding rounds. Its investors include Bessemer Venture Partners, Arkam Ventures, Fundamentum Partnership, 8i Ventures, Accion Venture Labs and GMO Venture Partners.
Commenting on the change, Vaibhav Tambe, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of TBX, said: "We have chalked a path full of opportunities and challenges in revolutionising our operations from transaction banking infrastructure into innumerable possibilities. Over the years, we realised we were solving something beyond the traditional transaction banking workflows. We were encouraging businesses, banks, and financial institutions to operate, connect, and grow. TBX reflects that evolution. It represents our vision to build the rails and operating infrastructure that make corporate banking and enterprise financial operations work seamlessly, reliably, and at scale.
"The corporate banking space today stands at an inflection point - with regulatory shifts, technology convergence, and enterprise demand collectively unlocking a scale of possibilities that were previously out of reach. We have spent years building toward exactly this moment, and we are in the right position to lead, shape, and fully capitalise on what lies ahead. As we evolve, our focus remains on robust corporate banking capabilities, seamless API and SaaS ecosystems, and providing real-time, scalable financial operations across global markets."
Market position
TBX is positioning itself in a market where corporate customers increasingly want connected systems rather than separate banking tools. Financial institutions are also under pressure to offer more integrated services to business clients while managing compliance, operations and transaction visibility.
That backdrop has prompted a range of fintech and infrastructure firms to broaden their product sets beyond single-use payment or banking services. In TBX's case, the rebrand formalises an expansion that has already taken place across several product areas and customer segments.
The company has also received industry awards in recent years, including Best Corporate Banking Platform 2025, Emerging Fintech Company of the Year 2024, and Best Wholesale Payments/Hub Implementation 2024.
For existing customers, the immediate message is continuity: current products and day-to-day operations will remain in place under the new name.