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Open Ledger

Provider

Embedded-finance supplier tracked in the Embedded Finance Index — no company has publicly disclosed it yet. Filed under Infrastructure / Embedded Accounting.

openledger.com ↗Also analysed as a company — its own stack →Open Banking Tracker profile ↗

Buyersnone disclosed yet
HeadquartersUnited States
Founded2024
FoundersPryce Yebesi, Ashtyn Bell
Raised$3M

Founders & story · from Open Ledger’s own dossier

Founded in 2024 by Pryce Yebesi (previously CPO of Utopia Labs, acquired by Coinbase) and Ashtyn Bell, Open Ledger emerged from stealth in January 2025 to build an embedded, AI-powered accounting API that lets SaaS platforms deliver QuickBooks-like bookkeeping inside their own products. In April 2026 the company was acquired by Collective, which plans to merge Open Ledger's API-first ledger with its bookkeeping/payroll/tax services for solo entrepreneurs.

Latest round: Pre-seed, 2025

Recent developments

2026-04Acquired by Collective to accelerate AI-powered accounting infrastructure for solo entrepreneurs source ↗
2025-01Launched out of stealth with $3M led by Kindred Ventures and Blank Ventures source ↗

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Who uses Open Ledger

No disclosed buyers yet — no dossier in the Index names Open Ledger in its stack so far

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Open Ledger — frequently asked

Who founded Open Ledger?

Open Ledger was founded by Pryce Yebesi and Ashtyn Bell and is founded in 2024, headquartered in United States.

How much funding has Open Ledger raised?

Open Ledger has raised $3M in total.

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