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Kyriba

Can a treasury management SaaS become the definitive liquidity performance platform — owning payments, working capital, FX, and now AI-driven investment decisions — for the CFO office of the Fortune 500?

Founded2000
HQSan Diego, California, USA
Latest roundAcquired by Bridgepoint
IndustryVertical SaaS / Treasury & Finance
The story

Founded as a cloud treasury management SaaS, Kyriba expanded beyond TMS into a full liquidity performance platform covering payments, working capital (supply chain finance, dynamic discounting), FX risk, and bank connectivity. The acquisition of FireApps deepened FX capabilities. Post-Bridgepoint acquisition, Kyriba accelerated its platform strategy — embedding partnerships with J.P. Morgan (blockchain payments, money market funds), Workday, and Societe Generale, and moving into white-label treasury solutions for banks. The 2026 KyribaLive announcements signal a pivot toward agentic AI and stablecoin-enabled treasury, positioning Kyriba as the financial OS for corporate liquidity.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2000
Kyriba founded as a cloud-based treasury management system (TMS) for corporate finance teams.· pivot
2019
Acquired FireApps (FX risk management) to expand into currency risk management capabilities.· acquisition
2022
Acquired by Bridgepoint, European private equity firm, taking the company private.· acquisition
2024
Announced blockchain-powered cross-border payments integration with Kinexys by J.P. Morgan and embedded bank connectivity partnership with Workday Financial Management.· banking
2026
Launched partnership with J.P. Morgan Asset Management to embed Morgan Money money market fund access directly into the Kyriba platform.· banking
2026
Announced stablecoin integration and AI-powered treasury (TAI/Agentic Finance) at KyribaLive 2026.· pivot
The stack
Lending
Supply chain finance / payables financeDynamic discountingReceivables financeWorking capital optimization
FX & payouts
Kinexys by J.P. Morgan
Accounting
SAPOracleWorkdayMicrosoft Dynamics
Accounting gap: minor