Legacy treasury operations were built around a 9-to-5 world, but your business operates 24/7/365. These points of friction and constraints limit your opportunities to truly optimize liquidity, like generating income from idle cash and reducing costs associated with cross-border payments.

Ripple Treasury represents an era of new opportunities and choices for CFOs and Treasurers. By combining the leading treasury management platform with enterprise-grade digital asset infrastructure, you gain tangible optionality between traditional rails when optimal and blockchain settlement when advantageous. This isn't about replacing what works today, it's about gaining choice to accelerate innovation in your operations.

Watch a replay of our executive briefing with Renaat Ver Eecke (CEO of GTreasury) and Mark Johnson (Chief Product Officer) to learn how rail-agnostic treasury operations deliver cost savings, 24/7 liquidity access, and competitive positioning.

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What You'll Learn

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Ripple's enterprise infrastructure

Regulatory compliance across 75+ jurisdictions, institutional-grade custody with multi-party computation security, ISO 20022-compliant payment rails reaching 90%+ of the global FX market, and multi-asset prime brokerage platform

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GTreasury's accelerated evolution

100% earnings reinvestment, doubled our innovation capacity, platform solution expansion, and leading AI capabilities

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Production use cases today

Unified visibility across traditional and digital assets, 24/7 liquidity access, overnight/weekend yields, and cross-border payments, all while maintaining your existing platform, workflows, and bank relationships

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Who Should Attend

CFOs, Treasurers, Controllers, and Finance Leaders ready to understand how rail-agnostic treasury operations deliver measurable value.

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Featured Speakers

Renaat Ver Eecke
CEO | GTreasury

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Mark Johnson
Chief Product Officer | GTreasury

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*Product availability (including assets supported) varies by geography, and may be provided by different Ripple entities based on product, geography, and regulatory considerations.