Payment operations API for fiat and stablecoin money movement
Modern Treasury builds payment infrastructure software: a single API for moving money, with ledgering, reconciliation and compliance built in. Its Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL and Redis core, plus Chainalysis in the stack and stablecoin rail work in active projects, points to a push into crypto-native payments. Accelerating hiring led by engineering and product, with support close behind, suggests it is scaling both the platform and the customer onboarding motion.
Modern Treasury is a privately held company founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, CA, with 51–200 employees. It provides software for businesses and financial institutions to initiate, track and reconcile payments through a unified API covering both traditional fiat and stablecoin transactions. The platform bundles ledgering, reporting and compliance tooling alongside payment execution. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States across engineering, product, support, sales, finance and risk.
Modern Treasury runs on Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL and Redis, with React, Next.js and GraphQL on the front end, AWS, Terraform, Docker and Buildkite for infrastructure, and NetSuite and HubSpot for business systems.
Yes. Its API covers both fiat and stablecoin transactions, and current projects include new payment rails with stablecoin integrations. Chainalysis also appears in its stack.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest department, followed by product and support. Open roles are based in the United States and skew mid- and senior-level.
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