ICM is globally recognized as a leading FinTech company:
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INVESTOR CASH MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT

ICMA Benefits For Our Partners:

Capture new clients and new assets by offering a unique product that integrates banking, investing, and payments.

Generate significant new revenues and capture clients’ off-platform cash by providing returns 50X the national average bank interest rate.

Expand client products and services.

Gain greater client insights.

Serve multiple client segments.

OUR MISSION

Empower our partners by providing the best products and technology to serve their clients’ cash management needs.

Previously, your clients had to choose between the immediate access of a bank account and the much higher returns of a brokerage account. Now, our ICMAs enable your clients to be liquid and invested at the same time.

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Fred Phillips

Fred Phillips

Founder and CEO of Investor Cash Management


“Investor Cash Management has developed unique technology to serve our partners and their clients. We have invented and implemented a solution that moves investment products beyond the brokerage account and into the client’s wallet: the ICMA is an objectively better way to manage liquid assets.”


Our Partners

We partner with leading asset managers, financial advisors, wealth management firms, and financial services companies to create unique ICMAs for them and their clients. We provide a fully customized product branded to our partners that enables them to specify features and pricing.

Already offer a banking product? Using our proprietary APIs, we can integrate our unique ICMA platform into your current product construct. You can keep your existing debit cards, bank issuer, processor, and card network.

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Industry Recognition

Investor Cash Management has been named among the leading fintech companies by Visa, EY, U.S. Department of Commerce, BNY Mellon, Morningstar, Envestnet, CapGemini, and the Export-Import Bank of the United States.

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