Merger BankIn build · members walk in first

Your cash, run like a family treasury.

Family offices never let a dollar sit idle. Every dollar has a job, a place, and a schedule: buffered, staged, swept, deployed. Merger Bank is that treasury discipline, engineered for your household, and built to be the last account the two of you ever open.

Zero idleEvery dollar assigned a job
Two namesJoint, hers, his: one treasury
Members firstYou walk in before the public
Blueprint 04-B · Commissioned · in the build
One payday, run by staff: split to three names, goals funded, both partners notified. Drawn from the shipped engineering spec. Illustrative flows and amounts.

The treasury playbook · Standard practice behind the family-office door

Four cash tactics the wealthy consider non-negotiable.

Idle cash is a leak

A family office treats unassigned cash as a daily loss. The sweep engine keeps every surplus dollar moving toward a goal.

Every dollar has a job

Goal vaults assign each dollar a purpose and a date: the house, the trip, the buffer. Nothing floats. Nothing leaks.

Liquidity in layers

Treasuries ladder their cash: buffer first, near goals next, long money last. Yours will ladder itself, automatically.

Bills run on rails

Orchestrated payments, on time, from the right pocket, with both partners notified. The controller function, automated.

The sweep engine

Watch a paycheck get put to work.

In a family office, a deposit is an event: the treasury desk routes it within hours. Buffer topped, goals funded, the remainder staged for investment. Merger Bank is being engineered to run that exact routine on every paycheck, automatically, with both of you watching.

You approve the policy once, on a Money Date. The engine runs it forever.

Deposit 6:04 AM → routed by your policy → staged by 6:05 AM · Nothing needed you

The end of the search

You've switched banks before. This is the last time.

The big bank that paid you nothing. The online bank you opened for a rate that didn't last. The fintech app that became one more login. Every switch was the same search: an institution actually built around your household. The search ends at a desk with your names on it.

The big bank

Marble lobby, a rate near nothing, and a fee for breathing

Left, 2019
The rate chaser

Great yield for a season, then quietly not

Left, 2022
The fintech app

Slick, single-player, and blind to your goals

Left, 2024
Merger

Built around the household, joined once, kept for good

The last switch

Asked and answered

Every question you've typed into a search bar at midnight.

You've asked“Why does my bank pay me nothing while lending my money out?”

Because you were the product. At Merger the membership is the business model, so the treasury is engineered to work for the household that owns it, and to pursue competitive yield on every layer.

You've asked“Why do we need six accounts at three banks to run one life?”

You don't. One treasury: joint, hers, his, and goal vaults, under one roof with one login each. The structure of a family office, sized for a family.

You've asked“Why does my banker keep trying to sell me things?”

Because commissions. Your desk has no products to push and no quotas to hit. It has one job: route your money by the policy you two wrote.

You've asked“Why can’t my partner and I see the same picture?”

Legacy banks were built for one name per account. Merger is built for two seats at one desk: every balance, bill, and vault visible to you both, always.

Intelligence your bank never had

Finn sits inside the vault. That changes everything.

Every bank you've had could hold your money. None of them could think about it. Merger Bank is being built with Finn inside the treasury: reading balances, pacing, and bills the moment they move, and reasoning like the private banker the wealthy keep on staff.

  • The yield desk. Idle cash above your buffer gets flagged the day it appears, with the sweep already drafted.
  • The watchdog. Duplicate charges, creeping fees, and forgotten trials get caught and held for review, not discovered in April.
  • The forecaster. Your runway, your bill timing, your safe-to-spend, projected forward before you have to ask.
Finn · Treasury deskLive insight feed · preview
In build
Treasury insight

Illustrative Finn treasury insights: $1,850 is sitting idle above your buffer. I've drafted a sweep to the house vault, ready when you are. Your old bank's maintenance fee posted again. That's $204 a year, and I can draft the cancellation for you both. Runway check: 4.2 months at current burn, above the 3-month floor you two set. Breathe easy. Three bills land Thursday. All funded, all on time, from the right pockets. Nothing needs you.

Yield desk$1,850idle above buffer · sweep drafted
Watchdog$204/yrin fees found and flagged
Forecaster4.2 morunway, above your 3-month floor
Private means private
Encrypted at rest
Never used to train models
You hold the keys, disconnect anytime

The spec sheet · Built in the open

What's on the drafting table right now.

We publish the build the way an engineering firm would: openly, with status. No vaporware, no “coming soon” fog. This is the working scope of Merger Bank, and members will walk through the doors first.

Joint + two personal accounts, one treasury viewIn build
Goal vaults with dates, targets, and auto-fundingIn build
The sweep engine: policy-based routing on depositIn design
Bill orchestration with dual notificationIn design
Competitive yield on every layer of the ladderScoping

Blueprint preview. Merger Bank is in active engineering and not yet available; features and details may evolve before the doors open.

Members walk in first

A bank that knows what the money is for.

The house · 2028
The year off · 2031
The version of you two that never argues about money

Every vault gets a name and a date, every dollar gets a job, and the whole treasury opens to members before the public. Request your keys and be standing at the door.

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