By Katherine Hamilton
Ryvyl has agreed to merge with the private company RTB Digital in a $75 million deal.
RTB, which does business as Roundtable and provides software as a service, and Ryvyl, a blockchain-secured payment platform, have agreed to a $41.25 million enterprise value for the combined company, Ryvyl said Tuesday. Roundtable has also pledged to contribute about $30 million in bitcoin to Ryvyl's treasury after the merger.
Roundtable shareholders will get 84.9% of shares and Ryvyl stockholders will get 15.2%. The combined company will change its name to RTB Digital, doing business as Roundtable.
James Heckman, Roundtable's founder, will serve as chief executive of the combined company. Ryvyl's board has named Chief Financial Officer George Oliva as interim CEO and chairman during the transition period. Oliva will then be retained as chief accounting officer. Ryvyl's current chief executive plans to retire.
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September 30, 2025 16:44 ET (20:44 GMT)
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