Bracket secures $7M to automate corporate treasury
Emerging fintech startup Bracket has raised $7 million in fresh funding to tackle one of finance teams’ biggest pain points: manual, spreadsheet-heavy treasury operations. The company is building an AI-powered platform designed to replace legacy workflows that still dominate cash, liquidity and investment management in many high-growth businesses.
From spreadsheets to intelligent treasury automation
Despite the rapid digitalisation of finance, a large share of corporate treasury management still runs on complex Excel files, email threads and ad hoc approvals. Bracket aims to centralise these fragmented processes into a single, automated system that connects directly with bank accounts, payment providers and internal finance tools.
The platform uses AI algorithms to ingest transaction data, reconcile balances and surface real-time visibility over cash positions across multiple entities and currencies. Finance leaders can then set rules for liquidity management, investment allocations and risk thresholds, allowing the system to propose or execute actions that would previously require hours of manual work.
Targeting modern finance teams and scaleups
Bracket is positioning itself for high-growth companies whose finance teams are under pressure to deliver enterprise-grade controls without the headcount or systems of large corporations. By automating recurring tasks such as cash forecasting, intercompany transfers and short-term investment decisions, the startup argues that teams can focus on strategic planning instead of spreadsheet maintenance.
The funding will be used to accelerate product development, deepen integrations with banks and ERP systems, and expand go-to-market efforts across Europe and North America. A key part of the roadmap is building more sophisticated risk analytics and compliance features so that the platform can support companies operating in multiple regulatory jurisdictions.
AI reshaping the future of treasury operations
The raise highlights growing investor interest in applying artificial intelligence to back-office functions that have long been underserved by modern software. As interest rates, currency volatility and global cash flows become more complex, the ability to manage treasury in real time is moving from a nice-to-have to a strategic necessity.
With its latest capital injection, Bracket is betting that finance leaders are ready to abandon spreadsheets and adopt a new generation of intelligent treasury infrastructure built around automation, data connectivity and AI-driven decision support.