Treasury management startup Vesto wants to help other startups put their idle cash to work

Benjamin Döpfner has been building companies since he was a teenager. 
One of his more recent ventures was based in Berlin and at the time of its founding in 2019, Germany actually had negative interest rates – meaning that the company was paying back 50 basis points, or half a percent for each Euro that was in its account.
“That was very, very frustrating for me,” Döpfner recalls. So he reached out to his bank, asking about a corporate treasury offering but was told it would not work with companies who were not able to deposit at least 100 million Euros.
That frustration led the young entrepr

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