Accelerate corporate connectivity — without burdening your teams.
Embed your bank's services directly into your clients' ERPs and TMS. Partner once with Acme to reach every major accounting and ERP platform — Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Microsoft Business Central and more — with bank-branded, fully managed connectors.
API · H2H · SFTPFully managedEvery corporate client is another integration your team builds and runs — a bespoke project per client, maintained across ERP platforms and versions forever. It ties up your engineers and slows the clients you're trying to win.
One partnership. Every ERP. Your brand.
Single point of liaison
Unified digital-channels layer (API / H2H / SFTP)
Bank-branded plug-ins
Go-live in 6–8 weeks
Fully managed by Acme
Client stickiness
Why partner with Acme
Data only
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Standard Chartered × Chocolate Finance
Featured on SCB's Open Banking portal; Chocolate Finance went live in Hong Kong with API integration in ~3 weeks (bank-published).
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HSBC × StashAway
HSBC-published; Acme as third-party connectivity integrator.
Benefits to your corporate clients
Faster onboarding · bank data and payments inside their ERP · automated reconciliation · fewer manual portal logins and audit findings — all under your brand.
FAQ
Does Acme compete with our bank or hold client funds?
No. Acme moves data only, and client funds never touch our systems; payments run on your rails, from your clients' accounts with you. Acme is a non-regulated technology layer, not a bank. We connect your digital channels, whether API, host-to-host or SFTP, to your corporate clients' ERPs and treasury systems, so clients keep banking with you as they adopt new software.
Which ERP platforms can your corporate clients connect to?
Acme publishes connectors for Oracle NetSuite and Microsoft Business Central, which can carry your bank's name, and any other ERP or TMS can connect through Acme's REST API. Through one integration with Acme, your statements, real-time credit notifications, payouts, eGIRO, PayNow and FX become available in those platforms. Acme is the only NetSuite bank-connectivity layer in Singapore.
How quickly can a corporate client go live, and who runs the project?
Typically 6–8 weeks, with Acme as the single point of liaison. Acme drives requirements, certifications, UAT, live validation and go-live on your corporate client's behalf, so the project needs your relationship manager and Acme rather than four to six internal teams. Building it yourself typically takes 6–10 months. Acme already supports 40+ clients live with DBS.
Will the connectors carry our bank's brand?
Yes. Acme publishes the ERP connectors under your bank's name, so your corporate clients see your bank inside NetSuite or Business Central while Acme builds and maintains them. As clients grow and adopt new ERPs, they stay on your rails. Acme is the first integrator featured on Standard Chartered's Open Banking portal, and the only multi-bank aggregator listed on its Open Banking Cash management (as of Oct 2026).
Who handles maintenance, support and platform changes after launch?
Acme does. We deliver updates, new features and support, and Acme's Tier-1 team handles post-launch support tickets, so your teams aren't fielding ERP questions. We absorb ERP and bank format changes, including migrations such as ISO 20022 (CBPR+). Acme commits to 99.5% monthly uptime, limits its own maintenance to 3 hours a month with a week's notice, and is ISO 27001:2022 certified.