Recordkeeping and compliance platform for retirement plans and HSAs
PCS Retirement administers 28,000 retirement plans and $31 billion in assets through a tech stack anchored in Microsoft Access, SQL Server, Salesforce, and Oracle—a legacy-heavy but compliant infrastructure typical of fintech-regulated platforms. Active hiring is heavily weighted toward sales (5 roles) and finance (4), with only 1 engineering headcount posted, suggesting the company is scaling go-to-market and back-office operations rather than product velocity. Pain points around staffing levels, RFP cycle management, and data reconciliation during plan conversions indicate operational friction in their core service delivery.
Notable leadership hires: Client Services Director
PCS Retirement provides recordkeeping and compliance services for retirement plans, including 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 457s, IRAs, and HSAs. The company acquired Aspire in 2019, combining their platforms to serve 850,000 eligible plan participants across open-architecture plans. Core capabilities include daily valuation recordkeeping, full fee disclosure, fiduciary protection, and regulatory compliance—particularly nondiscrimination testing, Form 5500 filings, and plan audits. Founded in 2001 and based in Philadelphia, PCS operates as an independent, conflict-free provider serving financial advisors and plan sponsors.
Microsoft Access, SQL Server, Salesforce, Oracle, Oracle Cloud, Azure, .NET, Vue, and Jira. The stack reflects a mix of legacy database tools and modern cloud services.
PCS administers recordkeeping services to 28,000 plans representing more than $31 billion in assets under administration and 850,000 eligible participants.
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