MONTRAN
Montran is a global provider of payment, securities processing, and cash management systems for central banks, commercial banks, and financial market infrastructures. It designs, implements, and supports mission-critical solutions for real-time gross settlement, instant payments, high-value and low-value payments, and treasury and liquidity management. The company generates revenue through software licensing, implementation projects, and ongoing support and managed services for financial institutions worldwide.
- Payment Processing
- Treasury Management
- IT Consulting & Implementation
- Revenue
- $350.0M
- Employees
- 1,500
- Founded
- 1979
- Headquarters
- New York City, United States of America
What 5 Arbolus experts think of MONTRAN
5 customers have reviewed MONTRAN so far. The full customer report is in progress and publishes once enough customers have been interviewed in depth.
Who reviewed MONTRAN
- C-Suite 80% (4)
- Director 20% (1)
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Sentiment
60 Net Promoter Score, from 5 scored reviews- Promoters 3
- Passives 2
- Detractors 0
Cumulative NPS by month
-1 over 3 months- Jan 10
- Jul 8
- Sep 9
Net Promoter Score across 1 reviews, accumulated up to each month. Category median 60 across 1 companies.
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Renewal intent
Plan to renew 100%Plan to renew, by seniority
- 100% 1 answer
- 100% 1 answer
- 8.5/10 Average score from customers who will renew
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