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When I try to find the Standard Treasury homepage to get a better idea of what it's trying to accomplish (by following the link from OP's blog), all I see is an
by britknight 11y ago
When I try to find the Standard Treasury homepage to get a better idea of what it's trying to accomplish (by following the link from OP's blog), all I see is an empty blog site. Is this because they are trying to keep a low web profile? It seems a little odd to me.
- morgante 11y agoI get a certificate error. That's pretty egregious for banking software.
- robbiet480 11y agoI also get a certificate error and a blank blog site...
- 7Figures2Commas 11y agoIt's also quite ironic given all of the insults lobbed at banks and their "bad technology" in Standard Treasury's pitch deck.
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- joeschmo3732 11y agoMy understanding is that Standard Treasury's Series A raise was unsuccessful and the team was acqui-hired by SVB.
- devanti 11y agonot surprised. the pitch deck didn't seem very convincing tbh
- morgante 11y agoShouldn't that be disclosed in this post? If that's true, this deck is more an example of what not to do than what to do.
- venning 11y agoThat fits with the OP's opening sentence. Also, the WHOIS record for standardtreasury.com was updated 29 hours ago, which would make sense if it was being transferred as an acquisition asset and accounts for it being down.