In the recent Celent report Decoding Corporate Digital Banking Platforms: Spotlighting Functionality and Technology Innovation (2025), Celent explored the importance of transaction banking revenue streams for banks and the significant technology investments needed to remain competitive. In this competitive environment, the quality of digital experiences is increasingly critical for client retention and driving product adoption.
In the battle for revenue share, technology is both an opportunity and a challenge. Banks looking to capture a larger share of the corporate banking wallet must consider their investment decisions carefully to ensure they meet their clients’ unique demands for ease of use, flexibility, and convenience.
To improve corporate client satisfaction from a technology perspective, banks must first start with an overall digital strategy for corporate banking. The strategy will differ based on bank size, corporate banking solution maturity, and geographic expansion plans. As part of their strategy work, banks must vigorously analyze their corporate digital banking platform, the linchpin to effectively delivering a bank’s products and services to its customers. To help banks select a solutions provider that can raise the digital bar, Celent cast a wide net around the world to ensure the latest analysis includes relevant corporate digital banking vendors.
In addition to some comparative analytics, we have compiled rich vendor profiles that each include a solution overview, advanced technology metrics, key functionality, customer base and feedback, and pricing methodology.
Banks, vendors, and investors alike will find value in this report.
Digital banking platforms remain a hotbed of development activity, with most vendors on modern technology stacks and rapid or continuous release cycles. Thus, if it has been even just a year since you compared solution capabilities, your insight is outdated. This report will quickly get you current. In what is a very competitive market, it should be noted that all vendors have improved their platforms in the past three to five years. The margins between vendors, especially in technology, are quite fine.
The following vendors are reviewed in this report.
