The Ultimate Managed File Transfer (MFT) Software Guide









What Are The Top MFT Software Tools to Consider in 2023?
by James Lewis, September 2023
Our comprehensive Managed File Transfer (MFT) software guide aims to provide an all-you-need-to-know breakdown of the best MFT software tools that the marketplace has to offer.

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Features of Managed File Transfer (MFT) Software
Companies often opt for Managed File Transfer (MFT) solutions to save time, effort, money, and resources. Efficient MFT tools let you monitor and audit the file transfer process. Before choosing a tool for secure managed file transfer, check if it has the following features:
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Ease-of-UseMFT can improve productivity and does not require you to write scripts for data transfer. |
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SecurityYour MFT tool should offer optimum security (encryption), features in transit and at rest for both internal and external transfers. |
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Extensive File Type SupportBefore choosing an MFT tool, you should check how many file types it supports for transfer. It should transfer PDFs, multimedia files, XML, EDI, and email. |
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Data AnalyticsPowerful drag-and-drop Page Editor and Theme Settings. |
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Workflow AutomationA good MFT tool will allow you to manage and schedule file transfers from an integrated platform. |
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VisibilityMFT software should be able to offer you 360-degree visibility, so you can see who is sharing what using the system. |
The Official 2023 List
To help you find the right Managed File Transfer (MFT) solution, here is a list of the top MFT softwares:
GoAnywhere
Formally Linoma GoAnywhere and acquired by Helpsystems in 2016. HelpSystems rebranded to Fortra in 2022. GoAnywhere has been on an almost vertically upward trajectory since. With more than twenty solutions in the Fortra diverse portfolio, GoAnywhere benefits from cross-pollination with other data security, document classification and automation solutions, strengthening its position further. GoAnywhere today, sits as a firm leader in the MFT marketplace, something which is hard to keep up with due to high levels of innovation and development.
ADVANTAGES
- Highly customisable workflow automation engine, with a dizzying array of connectors for both on-premise and cloud applications/storage locations
- This impressive engine can seemingly be configured for almost any requirement.
- Support for a variety of Operating Systems, databases, redundant architectures and cloud environments, means GoAnywhere can be shaped for any customer environment and scale from smaller businesses up to enterprise.
- Gateway proxy can act as both a forward and reverse proxy, supporting the needs of security teams.
- Fortra have a gigantic portfolio of solutions including Tripwire, Titus and Clearswift among many others. Which gives rise to the development of deeper integrations, multi-solution packages and single-pane of glass management consoles.
- GoAnywhere has quickly established itself as the leader in the MFT marketplace which comes with it an inherent attractiveness to businesses looking for “best of breed” solutions.
CONSIDERATIONS
- Lack of follow-the-sun technical support both in-office hours and out-of-office hours
- Compared to competitors, Fortra operate their support exclusively from the US and have a virtual operator system for 24/7 support, which out of step considering their size, number of customers and reach.
- Supporting documentation, knowledge base and other materials are weaker than competitors.
- No multi-tenanted cloud offering, which keeps the solution financially out-of-reach for smaller businesses.
FEATURES
- Support for FTP, FTPS, SFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, AS1, AS2, AS3 and AS4.
- AES 256 FIP140-2 certified Encryption at Rest.
- Tamper-evident audit logging.
- Web-administration interface.
- Support for a variety of Databases and Operating Systems.
- A large variety of cloud connectors including SharePoint, Jira, S3.
- Logic-based workflow automation.
- Reverse- and Forward-proxy gateway solution.
- Secure messaging/attachments.
- REST API.

Globalscape
Globalscape
Having a presence in the file transfer marketplace since 1996, Globalscape EFT is a veteran of the MFT market, which is demonstrated by the significantly large number of companies using the solution worldwide. In 2019 Globalscape were listed as one of CIO Bulletin’s 30 most valuable companies to watch; they were not wrong. In 2020, Fortra (formally HelpSystems) acquired Globalscape, combining two of the market's biggest players under one roof. Today, Globalscape EFT enjoys continued development and the addition of features such as zero-downtime upgrade, 64-bit architecture and TLS 1.3.
ADVANTAGES
- Having been in the file transfer marketplace for more than twenty-five years, Globalscape has a significantly strong reputation and brand presence. Some of which has been garnered by their FTP/SFTP client, CuteFTP.
- The new zero down-time architecture is a huge win against its competitors, who all typically require some offline time as part of upgrades, even in highly available implementations. The recognition that MFT is a core tenant of most modern businesses and adapting the solution to meet those needs is a demonstration that Globalscape, despite its tenure, continues to have its finger on the pulse.
- Globalscape is viewed as a bit of a workhorse. Less fancy features and more throughput, keeping high transfer environments to their SLAs.
CONSIDERATIONS
- Significant confusion exists in the marketplace around the future of EFT given that Fortra already have a flagship MFT solution. This is harming its suitability for new solution sales.
- EFT lacks a fully-featured web-based administration console. This may not seem like a deal-breaker in terms of capability, but impressions matter. Lack of this basic feature leads to questions about the modernity of EFT and its long-term future.
- Lack of follow-the-sun technical support both in-office hours and out-of-office hours. Compared to competitors, Fortra operate their support exclusively from US and have a virtual operator system for 24/7 support, which out of step considering their size, number of customers and reach
FEATURES
- Support for FTP, FTPS, SFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, AS1, AS2 and AS3.
- AES 256 FIP140-2 certified Encryption at Rest.
- Tamper-evident audit logging.
- Zero down-time update architecture.
- A large variety of cloud connectors including SharePoint, Jira, S3.
- Logic-based workflow automation.
- Reverse- and Forward-proxy gateway solution.
- Secure messaging/attachments.
- REST API.
Progress MOVEit
The MOVEit family of MFT solutions is now into its second decade and can be considered a “seasoned pro”. Known for its particular focus on security and usability, MOVEit has gained a reputation in the marketplace as a solution which offers a concise and well thought out set of MFT capabilities that do not require in-depth skills to implement.
ADVANTAGES
- Strong focus on cloud-hosting and SaaS. MOVEit for some time has been very proactive in supporting customers who wish to host their solutions in Microsoft Azure; being present in the Azure Marketplace and supporting Azure Blobs for file storage, Azure AD for authentication and Azure SQL as its database.
- A true SaaS solution in MOVEit Transfer Cloud. With subscription, per user pricing, multi-tenanted servers and high-availability.
- Separation of MOVEit Transfer and Automation means that customers who require the functionality of one, do not need to deploy or have visible, components and visuals relevant to the other.
- Strong and easy-to-use user interface, which stands out against its competitors.
- Significant level of support which includes 24/7 delivered via multiple global offices on a follow-the-sun programme.
CONSIDERATIONS
- Lack of agent support in workflow Automation limits its application in some environments.
- MOVEit needs further cloud connectors to support the array of solutions in-use in today’s organisations.
- Subscription licenses for on-premise and Azure deployments.
FEATURES
- Support for FTP, FTPS, SFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, AS1, AS2 and AS3.
- AES 256 FIP140-2 certified Encryption at Rest.
- Tamper-evident audit logging.
- Web-administration interface.
- Support for Azure SQL, Azure Blobs and Azure AD via SAMLv2.
- SharePoint Online, Azure Blob and S3 connectors.
- Reverse-proxy gateway solution.
- Secure messaging/attachments.
- REST API.
Axway MFT
Axway has been at the forefront of the managed file transfer marketplace since it acquired Tumbleweed in 2008. The acquisition of Tumbleweed was the perfect complement to their other MFT product, Secure Transport.
ADVANTAGES
- Very mature Cloud offering with multi-tenant and single tenant options, currently hosted in AWS with Azure coming soon.
- Enterprise pricing, can be incredibly cost effective for relatively low numbers of file transfers per month. Axway’s flexible licensing policy means customers have the ability to install as many instances as they like, only paying for the file transfers through live production systems and workflows.
- Axway’s size is an advantage, allowing them to provide fully manned, 24x7 support in a follow-the-sun workflow.
- CFT, the agent technology, is the most advanced in the MFT marketing place at the time of writing.
- Axway’s latest reporting module, Operational Intelligence, uses AI to provide automatic notifications when your MFT system strays outside of its normal operational tolerances, moreover than just failed transfers.
CONSIDERATIONS
- Reliance on external scripting for logic.
- CFT is more command line based than Wizards.
- No PCI DSS compliance Reporting.
FEATURES
- Support for FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, AS2, and PeSIT.
- Standard and Enterprise clustering for high availability.
- PGP encryption / decryption.
- HTML5 web-based interface for email style ad hoc file sharing.
- Comprehensive logging and auditing options.
- All cryptographic libraries certified FIPS 140-2 Level 1.
- Advanced routing, scheduling and even driven actions.
- REST API.
Thru
Thru is a cloud MFT solution for file-based data exchange. Cloud-native by design, Thru auto-scales based on load, allowing for usage-based pricing. The no-code, web-based configuration and management application simplifies and speeds up integrations.
Thru’s hybrid architecture supports secure file exchanges with trading partners and internal applications. Thru unifies multiple integration platforms to help businesses achieve their digital transformation goals. Since 2002, Thru has been solving the most demanding and complex file transfer challenges for the enterprise.
ADVANTAGES
- Only cloud-native MFT as a Service offering, dynamic scaling and usage-based pricing.
- Thru service is production ready, there is nothing to deploy.
- 20 years of experience delivering enterprise file transfer projects.
- API for every feature in the user interface (UI).
CONSIDERATIONS
- Cloud only = No support for on-premises server installs.
- No EDI tools.
- No support for AS2.
- Limited features for file processing and automation
FEATURES
- Elastic scalability.
- High availability.
- Dev, Test and Prod instances.
- Multi-protocol (SFTP, FTPS, HTTPS.)
- iPaaS connectors (MuleSoft, Boomi).
- Cloud connectors (Amazon S3, Azure, SharePoint).
- No file size or type limits.
- APIs.
Coviant Software
Coviant Software is an established, privately owned, MFT vendor. Diplomat is it's award-winning, cross platform Managed File Transfer solution. Recently adding a Proxy server and SFTP server, it makes its way onto this list for the first time with the full suite of required components, previously only having the workflow engine and remote agents.
ADVANTAGES
- Easy to deploy, manage and scale.
- 3 editions to choose from based on needs.
- 18 years' experience delivering managed file transfer software.
- Best value player in the MFT market.
- Winner of many recent Cyber Security awards.
- Top-rated MFT solution on SoftwareReviews.com.
CONSIDERATIONS
- Server only offers SFTP protocol, others offer FTP, FTP over SSL, AS2 and other protocols.
- No secure email or collaboration functionality for person-to-person file sharing.
- Lack of High-Availability offering.
FEATURES
- Intelligent File Transfer design with embedded secure file transfer logic, so anyone can quickly and intuitively design and execute file transfer tasks.
- Automate file transfers using FTP, FTPS, SFTP.
- Web-administration interface.
- Forward/reverse proxy gateway.
- Integrated cloud storage endpoints, e.g., AWS S3, MS Blob, GCP, Dropbox, Box, Sharefile etc.
- Transfer files to and from a mainframe.
- FIPS 140-2 validated cryptography.
- Comprehensive capabilities around PGP encryption.
- Remote agents enable extended file transfer workflows.
- Send files via AS2.
- File synchronization.
- REST API.
Titan MFT
Formerly known as Cornerstone, Titan MFT is the flagship Managed File Transfer solution from South River Technologies, and has been available in its current guise since 2010. Building on the success of its smaller sister Titan SFTP, Titan MFT brings a range of security features to its offering, including encryption-at-rest, FIPS140-2 compliance and a reverse-proxy gateway solution, to name but a few.
ADVANTAGES
- Strong focus on cloud-hosting in Microsoft Azure and AWS, with Cornerstone available in both Marketplaces.
- Winner of multiple Cyber Security excellence awards, and attaining a high level of accolade on peer review websites.
- Cornerstone punches above its weight with a comparable set of features and capabilities when compared with competitors who are significantly larger.
- The entry-level Small Implementation license is well priced given it includes both Automation and File Sharing capabilities.
- Integration with WebDrive is an interesting proposition for existing customers of either solution.
CONSIDERATIONS
- The Base Support included with a license is sub-standard when compared with rival MFT vendor offerings. An upgrade to Business Standard is available but increases the overall solution cost.
- Although recently revised, the user interface still appears unrefined and doesn’t represent the solution well.
- Lack of support for SAML based authentication sources will harm its ability to evolve with business needs and fully embrace cloud-centric architecture.
FEATURES
- Support for FTP, FTPS, SFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, WebDAV, AS2.
- PGP encryption for files-at-rest.
- Web-administration interface.
- FIPS 140-2 validated cryptography.
- Secure messaging/attachments.
- Workflow automation.
- AD authentication.
- Reverse-Proxy gateway solution.
- PCI-DSS compliance scans.
- QuickSend file sharing feature.
IBM Sterling
ADVANTAGES
- Extremely well embedded in the banking sector, due to first mover advantage.
- Supports almost any platform - z/OS, UNIX (Sun, HP UX, AIX®, Linux), Windows, OpenVMS, HP NonStop (Tandem), VM, VSE,i5/OS.
- Built to handle the most demanding loads, from high volumes of small files to terabyte files.
- Robust file transfer security and data integrity checking.
CONSIDERATIONS
- Considerably behind the rest of the MFT market in functionality
- Heavily embedded in processes in and around the mainframe, makes updating and/or replacing Connect:Direct unlikely and expensive.
- Network Data Mover (NDM) is Sterlings' proprietary protocol, which is incompatible with other open standard MFT solutions.
- Significant concern by existing users of IBM Services to support their platforms, due to the spin off of them to Kyndryl.
FEATURES
- FTP, FTPS, SFTP, SCP, Connect:Direct, HTTP, HTTPS, WebDav.
- Secure forward & reverse proxy.
- Custom routing events for file transfers, including multi-step processes.
- PGP encryption/decryption.
- SFG supports authentication using SSO.
- Checkpoint restart, and automatic recovery/retry.
Quatrix by Maytech
ADVANTAGES
- Maytech are very much the modern technology vendor, with Quatrix being cloud-native using a Software as a Service (SaaS) subscription pricing model. Growth is based on the number of user accounts, which can scale up and down based on need.
- A truly flexible solution, Quatrix is available as a SaaS solution or as a dedicated instance on Google Cloud, AWS or Azure. Including a China edition for data residency purposes.
- A rapidly growing capability set which is seemingly added to on a Monthly basis, on some occasions. New features are free of charge, a testament to Quatrix’s commitment to its customers.
- Seriously impressive support statistics of 99% support tickets being answered within 45 minutes. Something we were sceptical of - but have verified.
CONSIDERATIONS
- While development is taking place at a rapid pace and Quatrix – depending on the use case – can very much stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the larger players in the market, it does remain a small player with limited features.
- We would like to see role-based administration making its way into the solution. At the moment Administrator is a binary - all or nothing – option.
- User classes or templates to prevent having to set the same parameters for each new user would be welcome. Quatrix supports SSO via SAMLv2, which could be extended to read group membership and apply subsequent parameters. All helping Quatrix to be more attractive to customers with larger user sets.
FEATURES
- Support for HTTPS, SFTP, SCP, REST API.
- AES 256 encryption for files at rest.
- No code automated file transfer workflows, with remote agent support.
- Project folders with granular controls.
- Multi- or dedicated instances on GCP, AWS, Azure
- Support for both SSO via SAMLv2 and MFA.
- Integrated AV scanning.
- Desktop app and Microsoft Outlook plugin.
- Extensive release notes, guides and online help files.
Primeur
The stealthy but mighty Primeur may not be a name you have heard of, but rest assured that much of the Fortune 500 have. From humble beginnings in 1986 as the brainchild of an Italian IBM engineer, Primeur launched its first MFT solution, THEMA, in 1988. Through much of the 90’s Primeur stayed close to IBM through innovative integration until the release of SPAZIO MFT in 2010. Over the next decade SPAZIO would become one of the most commonly used data transfer tools in banking and insurance, riding on its connectivity with IBM MQ.
In modern times, SPAZIO has evolved into DATA ONE – a suite of solutions divided up into transfer, transformation, reporting and governance. In particular, Primeur makes use of COA® (Contract Oriented Architecture®), an innovative methodology of splitting data transfers into input, mediation and output contracts which can be re-used and called in any end-to-end flow via an event manager. All of this is managed using a well-put-together drag-and-drop UI tool.
ADVANTAGES
- Excellent UI and Marketing team make Primeur the most modern looking of any enterprise MFT solution.
- Integration with Axway and IBM technologies makes it a powerful force in the world of banking and finance.
- Its DATA WATCHER reporting tool can inject logs from other MFT solutions such as GoAnywhere and MOVEit.
- A well thought-out contract based architecture makes complex workflows and easily repeatable and simplifies subsequent changes or edits.
CONSIDERATIONS
- While Primeur have longevity and experience in the market, they have always failed to make it big outside of their home region.
- DATA ONE requires a number of connected servers to achieve the same result that some other MFT solutions can achieve in one, pushing up the overall cost.
- While the Contract Oriented Architecture is innovative and has been listed as an advantage, this complexity can also be a disadvantage to those looking for simplification.
- Changes in solution name and rebranding over time has dented their ability to establish any real recognition.
FEATURES
- Contract oriented architecture.
- DMZ Gateway proxying capability.
- Cross Operating-System support.
- Data transformation capabilities.
- Drag-and-drop UI.
- Integrations with Axway, IBM, MOVEit and GoAnywhere to name a few.
- Horizontal scalability
- SLA Reporting
Kiteworks
The phoenix of our industry, which others are keen to learn lessons from in recent times, is Kiteworks – formally known as Accellion. Although this isn’t a review of content collaboration solutions, it would be remiss of us to ignore the fact that Kiteworks offers both EFSS and MFT (Managed File Transfer). With the former being represented by its well-known and visually pleasing Secure File Sharing platform, the solution by which most would probably recognise the Kiteworks brand.
Kiteworks is not just a one-trick pony however. Under the banner of its PCN (Private Content Network), which provides a consolidated platform for secure sharing, email security and web forms, is a strong MFT workflow automation toolkit. Complete with SLA (Service Level Agreements) management, reporting, drag-and-drop workflow creation and even access to a user-led community for custom scripting. Through investment and laser-like focus, Kiteworks appear to be on a noticeable trajectory upwards, disrupting some its more “continually present” rivals.
ADVANTAGES
- Focus on UI (User Interface) and aesthetics has always and continues to make it one of the more visually appealing solutions.
- Impressively deep automated workflow creation tool alongside a community script sharing programme which makes even the most complicated workflows, easy to author.
- Strong leadership and laser-like focus on market growth, with a sensible and pragmatic approach to its challenges in the past.
- An interesting concept in their PCN which attempts to provide control and therefore security to a number of traditionally unmanaged or poorly managed communication channels, including email, API and file transfer.
CONSIDERATIONS
- It’s difficult not to take into account the past. Kiteworks comes with a past which they have admirably chosen to embrace. While they undoubtedly have come out of it a stronger and more secure solution, how easy is it to convince prospective customers of this?
- While their community script sharing feature is great. We have some concerns about there being a lack of validation of the code being submitted due to it being built on an open-source platform.
- While Accellion had tenure in this industry, the reset button has some-what been pressed with Kiteworks. This is an increasingly crowded and competitive marketing which they may struggle to make a strong enough presence in.
FEATURES
- PCN architecture for consolidated data and file transfer management.
- Drag-and-drop automated MFT workflow creator.
- Built on a secure hardened virtual appliance.
- Scalable through clustering.
- Check status, re-run transfers and manage through tagging all on a comprehensive dashboard.
- Integrations with Dropbox, Google Drive, SharePoint Online and more.
- Vault-to-Vault secure transfers where Kiteworks is used by both trading partners.
- Scan files with your CDR (Content Disarm and Reconstruction) such as OPSWAT MetaDefender.
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Protocols Used to Transfer Data
Whether you’re sharing data in an email or with secure MFT software, your computer follows the rules set by a variety of universal protocols. Common protocols include:
- FTP: file transfer protocol. FTP was the first transfer protocol, being built without inherent security. Authentication and data including passwords are sent in clear-text, leaving the protocol open to snooping. Despite this, FTP remains in high usage today, largely due to legacy applications.
- FTPS or FTP/S: file transfer protocol over SSL. FTPS adds two layers of encryption (SSL/TLS) to the traditional FTP approach, which protects data in transit. It also uses certificates or passwords to authorize access to the data.
- SFTP: SSH file transfer protocol. SFTP is often mistaken for being the “secure” version of FTP. It is instead, a file transfer mechanism via SSH. Despite being slower than its rival FTPS, SFTP is seen as superior due to its lack of requirement for SSL/TLS certificates and therefore lack of certificate management. Slower, yet more efficient.
- HTTP: hypertext transfer protocol. HTTP is the foundation of internet as we know it through our familiar web browsers. Few realise that HTTP is in fact a file transfer protocol and that when you view a web page, you are actually connecting to a web server and reading a file that is then translated visually into your web browser.
- HTTPS: hypertext transfer protocol secure. HTTPS is an extension to HTTP, adding security in transmission between client and server. The method of encryption in previous years has been one of various version of SSL (Secure Socket Layer), however today this has been largely replaced by TLS (Transport Layer Security).
- ASx: Applicability Statement. Not a protocol but often listed in the categories of file transfer protocols above. AS1, AS2, AS3 and AS4 are transportation specifications which describe how data is to be transferred between parties, using mechanisms encryption, digital signing and message delivery notifications. AS1 and AS2 make use of S/SMIME for encryption and use SMTP and HTTP as transport protocols respectively. AS3 is more focussed on message formatting and can make use of FTP, SFTP or HTTPS for transport. Finally, AS4 being the more modern of the four uses XML and SOAP over HTTPS.
- OFTP2: ODETTE File Transfer Protocol is the most widely used protocol in Europe for the exchange of EDI messages. OFTP2 offers many features enabling the reliable transmission of all types of data, such as large CAD files or smaller EDI transmissions of commercial data, such as compression, checkpoint restart and always-on connections.
MFT Software Tools To Treat with Caution
Attunity
In August 2020, Qlik, the owners of the Attunity and Repliweb product portfolios announced the End of Life of Attunity Repliweb MFT. Further information can be found here.

Oracle MFT
Oracle doesn’t actually have a Managed File Transfer solution, only having a relatively simple ‘FTP Server’ which sits in front of their Fusion Middleware platform. Pro2col understands that Oracle only offered the FTP Server as a strategy to protect their Middleware revenues, not having one would have resulted in a potential for customers to start looking elsewhere.
Citrix ShareFile
ShareFile is a great product, but an MFT solution it is not, falling squarely into the alternative category of ‘Enterprise File Sync & Share’ software. Pro2col used ShareFile for six years and resold it to a few of our customers, for document collaboration – not MFT. Other product comparisons have incorrectly categorised it as MFT on one website, which begs the question, if they’re including it what do they know about the MFT category?
SolarWinds Serv-U MFT
SolarWinds only offers two of the three basics – the proxy and the server – meaning that by our definition, and that of Gartner, it isn’t a managed file transfer solution at all. We also have concerns about the support and recent issues resulting in corrupted passwords following a simple update. You can read our full review of SolarWinds Serv-U MFT.
Broadcom NetMaster Network Management
Is listed in on a software review site as an MFT tool. Acquired from Computer Associates it’s actually called CA NetMaster File Transfer Management and is not a managed file transfer solution. It has very limited useful functionality in today’s modern enterprise, only providing a visibility layer for file transfers on the mainframe.
TIBCO Managed File Transfer
Proginet Corporation was acquired by TIBCO in 2010; CyberFusion Integration Suite (CIS) became TIBCO MFT. An early player in the MFT space, unfortunately CIS has had no new feature updates since 2020 and updates prior to this date are limited. In summary, TIBCO MFT appears to tick a lot of boxes that modern enterprises require for their file movement and integration but the continued lack of innovation results in this being categorised as being ‘managed into decline’. You can read our full review of TIBCO MFT here.
OpenText Hightail
Hightail was acquired by OpenText in 2018, after being rebranded from YouSendit.com in 2014. Hightail is another of those products that fall into the file sharing and collaboration space. It has no MFT functionality whatsoever, it’s great for the ad-hoc sending of files though.
Robot-FTP
SMA Technologies announced the acquisition of Serengeti Systems, the developer of Robo-FTP in December 2021 with the intention of adding the MFT functionality to its OpCon Workload Automation tool. Since then, in reviewing the product Change Log Robo-FTP has been in maintenance mode, with limited feature enhancements since April 2021.

IBM Aspera
Aspera, acquired by IBM in 2014, has a portfolio of market leading file transfer products for moving data at speed using its proprietary protocol, FASP. However, with no support for open standard protocols such as SFTP, it is typically used for siloed use cases where both end points can be controlled. Aspera is not a replacement for traditional MFT solutions, rather a product to handle large data sets in challenging network conditions.

Biscom Secure FT
Another vendor Pro2col has worked with in the past, Biscom Secure FT is a rock-solid secure email solution, with a plugin for MS Outlook and a SaaS version too. Biscom has none of the automation capabilities that MFT solutions are traditionally known for. Biscom are best known for their industry-leading on-premises and cloud fax solution.

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