Ripple has announced its acquisition of GTreasury, marking a strategic expansion into the corporate treasury space.
The move positions Ripple to offer integrated crypto and cash management solutions to multinational enterprises, building on its existing blockchain-based payments infrastructure. The deal is worth $1bn, according to the companies’ announcement.
“This acquisition is a major milestone in Ripple’s mission to modernise financial infrastructure,” said Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. “It enables us to better serve enterprise customers with a comprehensive suite of solutions that now includes treasury management.”
GTreasury, a provider of treasury and risk management software, brings a client base of over 800 corporations across 160 countries. Its platform helps businesses manage liquidity, payments, and financial risk. By combining GTreasury’s capabilities with Ripple’s blockchain and crypto solutions, the firm aims to streamline global cash flows and unlock new efficiencies for corporate finance teams.
“GTreasury has built an impressive business serving the complex needs of corporate treasurers,” said Ripple president Monica Long. “Together, we’ll deliver a best-in-class experience that bridges traditional finance with the benefits of blockchain and digital assets.”
The acquisition reflects Ripple’s broader strategy to diversify beyond cross-border payments and deepen its enterprise offering. It also signals growing institutional interest in blockchain-powered treasury tools, particularly as firms seek real-time visibility and control over global liquidity.
Ripple confirmed that GTreasury will continue to operate independently, with its leadership team remaining in place. The deal is expected to accelerate Ripple’s growth in the enterprise segment and expand its reach across financial operations.
“This is a natural evolution for Ripple,” Long added. “We’re excited to bring treasury into the fold and help businesses modernise how they manage money globally.”
