The big picture: European treasury fintech Embat has secured €30 million in Series B funding led by Cathay Innovation, pushing its total funding beyond €50 million since its 2021 launch.
Why it matters:
- Modernizing finance: Embat’s platform centralizes payments, accounting, liquidity, and cash management in real time for mid-to-large companies.
- Reducing manual work: Through integrations with over 15,000 banks and major ERP systems, the platform eliminates disconnected financial data and automates up to 80% of repetitive treasury processes.
- Strategic growth: The new capital will primarily support Embat’s international expansion, focusing on strengthening its presence and teams across the UK and Ireland.
How it works:
- Integrated platform: Embat provides a unified treasury management platform that connects with a vast network of banks and enterprise resource planning systems.
- AI-powered analysis: Its ‘TellMe’ treasury analyst tool automates complex reconciliations, detects cash-flow patterns, and improves forecasting and liquidity decisions.
- Advanced automation: The company was an early adopter of generative and agentic finance systems, partnering with Google in 2022 to develop automated accounting and bank reconciliation capabilities.
The catch: Embat operates in a competitive treasury software market alongside established players like Kyriba, Trovata, and Agicap. Its strategy relies on deeper automation and real-time financial visibility tailored specifically for mid-market businesses to differentiate and capture market share.
Key Facts
- Company: Embat
- Amount: €30M
- Round: Series B
- Investors: Cathay Innovation (lead), Creandum, Samaipata, 4Founders Capital, Venture Friends
- Founders: Antonio Berga, Carlos Serrano, Tomás Gil
- Sector: Fintech
- Headquarters: Madrid, Spain

