Zafin and Curinos Integrate Market Intelligence Into Deal Management Platform

Oct 23, 2025
Zafin has announced a collaboration with Curinos to embed commercial benchmark pricing data into its Deal Manager solution, enabling banks to improve deal pricing accuracy and billing integrity.

Toronto-based Zafin has announced a collaboration with Curinos to integrate commercial benchmark pricing insights into Zafin’s Deal Manager platform, according to a press release. The integration provides financial institutions with real-time access to market intelligence during deal negotiation and billing processes.

The combined solution allows relationship managers, treasury sales teams, and product managers to align deal pricing with market benchmarks, helping reduce pricing discrepancies and revenue leakage. Users can access Curinos’ Commercial Deposit Analyzer and Treasury Management Fee Analyzer data directly within Deal Manager.

According to Zafin, this integration enables banks to enhance pricing precision, improve revenue forecasting, and maintain transparency in billing. The collaboration aims to help financial institutions protect margins and make more informed pricing decisions across their commercial banking operations.

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