Bracket Group: Treasury Tech That Cuts FX Costs
We had the pleasure to video interview Alexander Stewart, the Head of Sales of Bracket Group. The video is also available on YouTube.
We had the pleasure to video interview Alexander Stewart, the Head of Sales of Bracket Group. The video is also available on YouTube.
Alexander Stewart is the Head of Sales at Bracket Group. In this interview he explains how the company brings automation and transparency to global treasury management.
“We are a treasury technology company that sits in the middle between banks and clients.”
The conversation highlights why Bracket Group positions itself as a bridge between financial institutions and international businesses.
The platform acts as a middleware solution connecting multiple bank accounts into one centralized hub. This allows finance teams to manage their cash positions without switching between different systems.
“We provide clients with full connectivity and give them transparency on the day-to-day costs of trading internationally.”
By centralizing information, the company makes complex operations easier to control and less prone to error.
The business was founded by experienced professionals from the deliverable FX market. They noticed a lack of openness around costs and pricing structures.
“We built tools so clients could finally have negotiation power when arranging currency transfers.”
This shift gives companies leverage to negotiate better rates and avoid hidden fees in their international payments.
Clients range widely. The platform supports small importers and exporters but also large organizations with complex structures.
In iGaming, operators often face exposure to many currencies due to having offices in different regions. A Maltese operator handling Swedish krona and euros can monitor both efficiently using Bracket Group’s solution.
“Gaming companies with offices in Sweden and Malta use us to secure the best deal every time they convert SEK to EUR.”
Clients typically save between 0.3 percent and 0.7 percent on foreign exchange transactions. These savings accumulate quickly across high-volume payments.
“Our model is subscription-based, but clients can also benefit from subsidized access via our network of tier-one banks.”
Two options exist: paying for a subscription directly or working with banking partners that cover costs in exchange for committed flow at competitive pricing.
Data security remains central to client trust. The company invests heavily in compliance standards to reassure users handling sensitive financial information.
“We recently achieved SOC 2 certification, which confirms our commitment to safeguarding client data.”
This certification demonstrates that information is managed under strict protocols and industry benchmarks.
A significant success for Bracket Group has been the collaboration with KPMG. The relationship started in an accelerator program and developed into a formal partnership.
“Working with KPMG has been huge, as it opens the door to a much wider client network.”
This alliance validates the technology and accelerates adoption among enterprises looking for secure treasury solutions.
While players may not interact directly with Bracket Group, they benefit from more efficient operations at the operators they use. Lower FX costs and smoother payments allow gaming companies to reinvest savings into their services.
“Operators actively use our platform every day to confirm they get the best rate and to report the real cost of each transaction.”
For gaming businesses, Bracket Group ensures consistency in treasury operations and clarity in financial reporting.
The latest addition to the platform is a cash management feature. It provides a consolidated view of global balances in real time.
“We give clients full visibility of their global cash positions in one hub, with insights that improve cash flow forecasting.”
Looking ahead, the company will continue enhancing this tool to help clients plan liquidity needs with accuracy.