Company profile
iBanFirst est une Fintech, créée en 2016, opérant principalement en France, Belgique, Royaume-Uni, Pays-Bas, Italie, Espagne, Roumanie, Bulgarie et Hongrie qui permet aux entreprises de réaliser des paiements et des transferts en devises étrangères en utilisant les cours en temps réel, directement ou depuis une API. La société cible principalement les PME avec une activité internationale.
Source: Wikipedia (translation unavailable, original text in French) →How the company describes itself
iBanFirst is a fast-growing European fintech that is revolutionizing international payments for SMEs. Founded in 2016, our platform empowers Small & Medium Multinationals (SMMs) to regain control over their payment operations: currency conversion (FX), international transactions, and foreign exchange risk management across 140 countries — quickly, transparently, and securely. We make life easier for SMEs through an advanced technology platform (automation, APIs, AI…) combined with dedicated expertise, offering the best of both worlds: the agility of a SaaS solution and the reliability of a trusted partner. By simplifying complexity, iBanFirst helps thousands of bold companies seize global business opportunities with peace of mind — delivering simplicity, transparency, and security.
Excerpted from its job listings.
- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- Bruxelles, Belgique
- Headcount
- ≈ 350 employees (2026)
- Headcount (INSEE)
- 100 à 199 salariés (2023)
- Legal form
- Société étrangère · SME
- CEO
- Pierre-Antoine Dusoulier
- Sector
- Technologie financière
- Listing
- Not listed
- SIREN
- 820 887 917 →
Revenue 2025
65 M€
Wikidata
Layoffs since 2020
None recorded
in our sources
Legal proceedings
None (BODACC)
no insolvency proceedings known
Profitability · in EUR
See the numbers
| Fiscal year | Revenue | Net income | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 65 M€ | — | Wikidata |
| 2019 | 7.9 M€ | -8.1 M€ | INPI |
Layoff plans & redundancies
No layoff plan recorded in our sources since 2020. This doesn't prove there weren't any: small waves of departures often fly under the press's radar.
Sources: Annuaire des entreprises (INSEE / INPI) · Wikidata · Wikipédia (fr) — updated on September 9, 2026. Indicative data, from public sources.