GTreasury buys Solvexia to boost finance automation

GTreasury, the treasury technology business owned by Ripple, has acquired Australian fintech Solvexia in a deal that extends its reach into automated reconciliation and regulatory reporting across both fiat and digital assets.

The transaction adds no-code financial automation and data management software from Sydney-based Solvexia into GTreasury's existing treasury management and digital asset infrastructure. GTreasury said the combined platform will address finance teams' reliance on manual and spreadsheet-based workflows in reconciliation and compliance.

The company plans to offer a single system across treasury, finance and compliance departments. The aim is to cut operational risk from manual processes, improve accuracy in financial reporting, and respond to more complex regulatory demands affecting corporates and financial institutions.

Broader treasury push

GTreasury provides digital treasury solutions for corporate finance teams and supports cash, payments, debt, derivatives, investments and risk exposures. The company has more than 1,000 customers in 160 countries and has operated for nearly four decades.

Ripple acquired GTreasury in 2025 as part of its expansion into corporate treasury and liquidity services based on digital asset infrastructure. The Solvexia deal marks one of GTreasury's first disclosed acquisitions under Ripple's ownership and deepens its focus on automation around compliance and governance.

Solvexia specialises in automation of finance, tax and compliance processes. Its software combines, reconciles, maps and analyses financial data. The company targets reductions in manual effort and error rates in core finance workflows.

Renaat Ver Eecke, Chief Executive of GTreasury, said the combination would change how finance teams manage oversight of core processes. "Today's acquisition of Solvexia removes the boundaries between treasury management, reconciliation, and compliance reporting," said Ver Eecke. "Organisations shouldn't rely on manual processes that introduce fraud risk, disclosure weaknesses, and audit exposure when automation can deliver near-perfect accuracy and complete transparency. The integration of GTreasury's capabilities with Solvexia's automation platform delivers unprecedented visibility and control across the entire finance function, protecting CFO reputation while ensuring governance and regulatory compliance."

Reconciliation focus

The expanded GTreasury platform will offer end-to-end reconciliation automation. The software will connect with payment gateways, banking systems, enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications and internal records.

The system will handle both fiat and digital asset transactions. It will review flows for signs of fraud, track revenue leakage and verify intercompany settlements.

GTreasury said the software will embed governance and controls into finance workflows. It will formalise approval processes and reduce dependence on spreadsheets during financial close and reporting cycles.

The combined offering will support regulatory reporting in multiple jurisdictions. The companies said the software will compress reporting cycles from weeks to hours through automation of data collection and submission.

Audit preparation is another focus. The platform will maintain audit trails, version control and approval workflows. Finance teams will use these functions when working toward close deadlines and when addressing potential disclosure issues.

Compliance pressure

Finance departments face growing requirements around data accuracy, transparency and reporting speed as regulators respond to market, conduct and technology risks. Many organisations also run parallel processes across traditional banking and emerging digital asset platforms.

Adem Turgut, Chief Executive of Solvexia, said customers are managing these overlapping demands. "Organisations are simultaneously managing traditional banking relationships and exploring digital assets, all while facing increasing regulatory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions," said Turgut. "The combination of Solvexia's automation capabilities with GTreasury's infrastructure extends the platform to ensure it's not just ready for today's challenges: it's built for the future of finance with the governance and audit controls required to protect organizations from regulatory liabilities."

Data and digital assets

GTreasury has invested in connections between corporate finance systems and Ripple's digital asset infrastructure. Clients use the platform for global liquidity access and for visibility across cash positions, exposures and funding costs.

Solvexia's tools sit on top of existing data sources and automate data combination, transformation and analysis. The firm says its software can reduce human error by up to 98 per cent in selected processes and can cut the time required to generate analytics from days to minutes.

The integration will extend GTreasury's "No Friction, No Boundaries" strategy, which centres on a unified environment for cash, risk, payments and reporting. The company said finance leaders will gain additional controls and reporting functions as they scale cross-border operations and expand use of digital assets.

"The combination of Solvexia's automation capabilities with GTreasury's infrastructure extends the platform to ensure it's not just ready for today's challenges: it's built for the future of finance with the governance and audit controls required to protect organizations from regulatory liabilities," said Turgut.