AlphaPoint, a provider of institutional digital asset infrastructure, has launched AlphaPoint Treasury, a solution designed to help financial institutions manage stablecoin and fiat operations.
As stablecoins become embedded in payment flows, cross-border transactions, and balance sheet strategies, financial institutions are facing increasing complexity in managing liquidity across accounts, custodians, and blockchain networks. Traditional treasury systems, built for batch processing and limited market hours, are not designed for real time, continuous financial environments.
AlphaPoint Treasury addresses this gap by providing a unified platform for managing liquidity, settlement, and treasury workflows across fiat and stablecoin balances. The platform enables institutions to operate with institutional-grade controls while supporting real-time movement of funds across on-chain and off-chain environments.
“Stablecoins are no longer just a payments innovation, they are becoming a core component of how financial institutions manage liquidity and operate their balance sheets,” said JoaquĆn Ayuso de Paul, chief product officer at AlphaPoint. “Treasury is emerging as the control layer for this shift, and institutions need infrastructure that can support real-time operations, enforce policy, and scale securely.”
The AlphaPoint Treasury platform is designed for enterprises, merchants, banks, fintechs, payment service providers, and exchanges managing or adopting stablecoin-based financial operations, with support for multi-entity treasury structures.
With the launch of Treasury, AlphaPoint expands its product suite beyond exchange, trading, and liquidity services to address one of the most critical operational challenges facing institutions adopting digital assets.
“Financial institutions are moving from exploring digital assets to operationalizing them,” added Ayuso de Paul. “Treasury is where that shift becomes real. Firms that modernize their treasury infrastructure will be better positioned to capture new revenue opportunities, improve efficiency, and compete in a financial system that is increasingly real-time and tokenized.”
