I recently came across an interesting piece of news — a company focused on treasury management, GTreasury, acquired Solvexia, a no-code financial automation platform. At first glance, it seems like a typical tech acquisition, but the underlying issues it reflects are worth paying attention to.

In simple terms, the main financial pain points for enterprises in the Web3 era are: mixing digital assets and fiat currency transactions, manual reconciliation prone to errors, cumbersome compliance reporting processes, and finance departments working overtime every day. GTreasury’s integration aims to fundamentally solve these problems.

The data is quite convincing. Solvexia’s technology can compress financial processes that used to take days into minutes, reducing error rates from various minor mistakes to just 2%. What does this mean for companies? Significantly lower financial personnel costs and a shift from reactive risk management to proactive pre-control.

More importantly, the integrated platform supports full-process automatic reconciliation and compliance reporting for both fiat and digital assets. This feature set is essentially a necessity for companies operating across multiple chains and requiring regular audits. Transparency improves, governance efficiency increases, and regulatory authorities can be more assured.

Since being acquired in 2025, GTreasury has been ramping up its efforts in global financial infrastructure. The broader trend this reflects is that the maturity of enterprise-level blockchain applications is gradually increasing; financial compliance is no longer optional but standard. Whoever can build this infrastructure solidly will be able to capture the huge B2B market.