Kyriba partners with Circle, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and the AFP for corporate treasury innovation at KyribaLive 2026

At KyribaLive 2026, from 27-29 April in Las Vegas, Kyriba announced three strategic collaborations and two new platform solutions to empower treasury teams with essential tools and governance for navigating the evolving landscape effectively. 

This includes three collaborations with Circle, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP).

Transforming treasury operations with integrated solutions

Treasury teams can now settle cross-border payments in near real time, execute money market investments directly within their treasury management systems, and access the industry’s first professional certificate on stablecoins in treasury, all within a single platform powered by agentic AI that preserves human judgment.

Melissa Di Donato, Chair and CEO of Kyriba, said, “Corporate treasury is being asked to move faster, manage greater complexity, and operate with absolute trust and control—often all at once. The innovations announced at KyribaLive 2026 reflect our commitment to leading the industry forward, not just responding to it. Kyriba is setting the standard for what the next generation of treasury technology looks like.”

Three collaborations addressing real treasury challenges

Each collaboration removes a significant bottleneck in treasury workflows, orchestrated by Kyriba’s Trusted Agentic AI (TAI).

Circle Integration: Circle, issuer of USDC stablecoin, is partnering with Kyriba to integrate USDC directly into Kyriba’s enterprise treasury platform. This enables treasury teams to deploy digital dollars within familiar systems and workflows. Given that cross-border payments exceed $194 trillion annually, the ability to settle in near real time rather than waiting 1 to 3 business days represents a major advancement.

Morgan Money Embedding. J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s institutional liquidity platform, Morgan Money, is embedded within Kyriba. 

TAI offers dynamic investment recommendations tailored to each organisation’s cash horizon, yield goals, liquidity requirements, and policy limits. Treasury teams maintain complete control and auditability while confidently executing these recommendations.

AFP Stablecoins Certificate. The Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) and Kyriba have launched the industry’s first Stablecoins & On-Chain Liquidity in Treasury Certificate. This co-branded, CTP-credited professional certification, available June 2026 via Kyriba Elevate, provides treasury teams with a trusted framework to evaluate and implement stablecoins confidently. The first 500 Kyriba customers to enrol will receive complimentary access.

New platform capabilities built for today’s complexity

Beyond expanding capabilities, Kyriba introduced two new solutions enhancing how treasury teams operate:

The first one is advanced liquidity planning. Moving beyond static spreadsheets, this solution offers dynamic scenario modelling, automated data consolidation, and real-time visibility across entities. It delivers the clarity that treasury teams and CFOs need to make faster decisions amid market volatility. 

Current Kyriba customers report reducing liquidity planning time from 10 hours to 1.3 hours weekly and increasing cash yield by up to $2.07 million annually.

The second is advanced FX. This solution automates exposure validation, hedge application, and workflow controls for organisations managing daily hedging programs. It reduces manual effort and improves risk outcomes at scale. 

Currently, corporate treasury is undergoing a transformation. The passage of the GENIUS Act in July 2025 eliminated the largest obstacle to stablecoin adoption, regulatory uncertainty, which 73% of treasury executives identified as their top concern. 

Real-time payment expectations are now standard, leading treasurers to face greater scrutiny over idle cash management and inquiries from CFOs about blockchain settlement. 

With this, Kyriba’s announcements at KyribaLive 2026 mark a key moment for corporate treasury.