Virtual Account Management
Montran’s VAM platform simplifies complex cash management by adding advanced accounting, payment, and cash management capabilities over existing core banking systems.
How Virtual Account Management Works
Capture Complex Corporate Structures
VAM supports corporates operating across multiple entities, geographies, and banking relationships within a single framework.
The platform sits as an intelligent layer over the bank’s core banking architecture, without requiring changes to underlying systems.
VAM introduces virtual account–driven features for managing payables, receivables, liquidity, and reconciliation.
Banks can offer advanced cash management services while maintaining operational stability, governance, and control.
Montran VAM provides a unified framework for managing virtual accounts, payment flows, collections, and liquidity across corporate structures.
Key Capabilities
Payments-on-Behalf-Of
(POBO)
Collection-on-Behalf-Of
(COBO)
Virtual Account Structures & Hierarchies
Global Intraday 
Liquidity Management
Real-time visibility and control of liquidity across entities and accounts.
How It Works
Montran’s VAM enables banks to offer advanced virtual account–based cash management services. By providing centralized control, liquidity visibility, automated reconciliation, and scalable payment models, the platform helps banks deepen corporate relationships and unlock new revenue—without disrupting core systems.
FAQs
What is Virtual Account Management (VAM)?
Virtual Account Management (VAM) is a platform that enables banks to offer corporates virtual accounts for managing payables, receivables, liquidity, and cash flows—without changing the underlying core banking system.
How does VAM improve corporate cash management?
VAM centralizes payment and collection flows, supports account hierarchies, and provides real-time liquidity visibility, helping corporates streamline treasury operations and improve financial control.
What are POBO and COBO in VAM?
POBO (Payments-on-Behalf-of) and COBO (Collections-on-Behalf-of) allow centralized management of payments and collections across multiple group entities within a corporate structure.
How does ILM integrate with payment systems?
ILM integrates with RTGS, ACH, and other payment infrastructures to monitor throughput, manage liquidity usage, and compare projected versus actual cash flows.
