GTreasury has acquired Solvexia in a move designed to modernise reconciliation and regulatory reporting across treasury, finance, and compliance teams.
The acquisition is aimed squarely at eliminating manual, spreadsheet-driven reconciliation and reporting processes that continue to expose finance teams to operational risk, audit failures, and compliance gaps. While the financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, the strategic intent is clear: to create a unified platform that automates reconciliation and regulatory reporting across increasingly complex, multi-system and multi-jurisdictional finance environments.
GTreasury provides enterprise treasury management software and digital asset infrastructure that enables organisations to connect, consolidate, and manage critical financial data. Its platform supports cash management, liquidity planning, and treasury operations at scale, helping finance leaders gain visibility across banking relationships, payment flows, and capital structures.
Solvexia focuses on no-code automation for reconciliation, regulatory reporting, and financial data workflows. Its technology is designed to automate complex data matching, reporting, and validation processes without heavy IT involvement, reducing dependency on spreadsheets while improving accuracy, governance, and auditability.
By combining GTreasury’s treasury and digital asset capabilities with Solvexia’s automation layer, the expanded platform is positioned as a single solution for treasury, finance, and compliance operations. The combined offering supports end-to-end reconciliation across payment gateways, banks, ERPs, and internal systems, covering both fiat and digital asset transactions. It also embeds governance controls, approval workflows, and audit trails to support regulatory submissions across multiple jurisdictions, significantly reducing reporting timelines.
The acquisition also reflects broader market pressures on finance teams, which are increasingly required to manage traditional banking operations alongside digital assets while responding to heightened regulatory scrutiny. Built-in audit readiness, version control, and transparency are intended to help organisations prevent disclosure weaknesses and meet close deadlines with greater confidence.
“Today’s acquisition of Solvexia removes the boundaries between treasury management, reconciliation, and compliance reporting,” GTreasury CEO Renaat Ver Eecke said, “Organizations 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.”
“Organizations are simultaneously managing traditional banking relationships and exploring digital assets, all while facing increasing regulatory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions,” Solvexia CEO Adem Turgut said. “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.”
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