GTreasury, now part of Ripple, has acquired Solvexia, a no-code financial automation and analytics company, expanding GTreasury’s capabilities in regulatory reporting and compliance.
The acquisition reflects weaknesses in the company’s finances due to its reliance on manual, spreadsheet-based processes that can lead to fraud risks and overall inefficiencies.
By bringing Solvexia’s automation directly into the GTreasury x Ripple folder, Ripple is positioning itself as a unified system for treasury, treasury, and compliance teams. Meanwhile, XRP tokens surge due to institutional inflows.
From financial management to end-to-end financial automation with Ripple
Solvexia’s technology will add a new layer of powerful, automated reporting to GTreasury’s existing treasury and digital asset infrastructure, currently part of Ripple.
The platform enables end-to-end coordination across banks, payment processors, ERP and internal systems across fiat and cryptocurrency transactions.
This allows finance teams to quickly identify payment discrepancies, identify fraudulent fund flows, and reduce revenue leakage. This essentially makes everything smoother and safer.
In addition to all of the above, built-in governance controls and approval workflows can replace manual processes, and integrated audit trails can significantly improve auditing overall.
Regulatory reporting that could take weeks or more to process manually can now be completed in hours with the accuracy and security that businesses require.
Strategic implications for Ripple in 2026
For Ripple, this acquisition could add strength to its rapidly expanding corporate and institutional strategy that is underway through 2026.
GTreasury’s platform aligns closely with Ripple’s grand vision for modernizing financial infrastructure, especially as institutions increasingly explore digital assets alongside traditional finance.
The ability to coordinate and report on both TradFi and DeFi in a single system will remove a major barrier to cryptocurrency adoption by institutions around the world.
As regulatory action is being taken in the United States to include cryptocurrencies in the U.S. economy, Ripple stands to gain the full benefit by providing corporate customers with not only payment and liquidity solutions, but also the governance, compliance, and audit controls needed to operate safely at scale.
The recent price rise and inflows into the XRP ETF show that institutional players are watching closely and want to participate in Ripple’s grand strategy.
According to CoinShares, Ripple recorded inflows of $10.7 million last week and millions more during the holiday season, while Bitcoin and Ethereum recorded outflows.
With thousands of customers across more than 160 countries, GTreasury is deeply involved in global financial operations alongside Ripple.
The acquisition of Solvexia will help us quickly break down TradFi’s financial barriers by managing its treasury and compliance communications.