Industry-Specific Solutions

Built around how your business actually operates

Different kinds of businesses bank differently, and we structure our corporate relationships accordingly rather than offering one generic account for every industry.

Where We Specialize

  • Proprietary trading firms: pooled custody, structured profit split payouts
  • Crypto native businesses: documented, compliant handling of exchange linked income
  • Fund administrators and asset managers: segregated client fund structures and audit ready reporting
  • Introducing brokers and fintech platforms: payment rails and reconciliation tooling

Proprietary Trading Firms, in More Depth

Prop firms typically pay funded traders a profit split, commonly somewhere between 50 and 90 percent of net trading profit to the trader, with the remainder retained by the firm, on a payout schedule that is often weekly or biweekly rather than monthly. That means a prop firm's banking relationship needs to handle frequent, structured, multi recipient payouts reliably, not occasional large transfers. Our structured payout accounts let a firm define its profit split logic once, tag each funded trader, and process an entire payout run in one batch, with each trader's share landing directly in their own Winslow account if they bank with us, or via wire if they do not.

Crypto Native Businesses, in More Depth

Businesses whose revenue is genuinely denominated in or derived from crypto activity, exchanges, OTC desks, mining operations, and similar, face a specific banking challenge: most traditional banks simply decline the relationship rather than build the documentation processes needed to evaluate it properly. We take a different approach, requesting the same category of evidence a compliant exchange would require of its own institutional clients: transaction history, wallet statements, and a clear description of the underlying business activity, and evaluating it on those merits rather than declining by default.

Not sure which fits? Talk to our corporate team. Most businesses combine elements of more than one category, and we structure the relationship around what you actually do, not a rigid template.