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CNS Treasury vs HedgePoint

Both stand on foreign exchange management software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

CNS Treasury

Free plan Web

CNS Treasury combines FX exposure monitoring, hedge-accounting workflows and trade capture, with a separate free dashboard for eligible businesses. Users seeking guidance on financial or hedging decisions should note that CNS describes itself as a reporting and automation tool, not an adviser.

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HedgePoint

Free plan Web

HedgePoint combines trade-confirmation parsing, currency exposure views, and planning features. Note that integrations are still under construction and paid plans carry a long minimum commitment.

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The facts

	CNS Treasury	HedgePoint
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Starter: £2,500 a month
Plans published	2	6
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	cnstreasury.com	hedgepoint.app
On foreign exchange management software	#1 of 21	#2 of 21

CNS Treasury: what it does well

Tracks FX exposure, cover and policy performance in real time.
Automates IFRS 9 hedge documentation and month-end journals.
Captures trades from named banks and market platforms.
Full-platform trial lasts 90 days without a credit card.

What to know first

The free markets dashboard is limited to eligible businesses.
The service does not provide financial or hedging advice.
The listed platform is web-based.

HedgePoint: what it does well

Parses PDF, SWIFT, and email trade confirmations.
Exposure views cover more than 100 currency pairs.
Includes hedge simulation and back testing.
States AES-256 and TLS 1.3 encryption.
Free plan is listed.

What to know first

Integrations are under construction.
Starter costs £2,500 a month.
Paid plans require a 12-month minimum.
Prices exclude VAT.

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