A little over three months ago we officially opened Reah to the public. Since then more than 350 businesses have registered on our platform, and we’ve surpassed $300 million in cumulative transaction volume.
Q3 was our first full quarter in public beta, so it felt like the right moment to look back on our journey so far, and how we’ve been helping our customers manage all financial operations, in one place.
More options for how and where our customers move money
We added payouts in SGD, GBP, EUR, AED and HKD for eligible accounts, using local rails like SEPA and FPS, and expanded USD receiving and payouts through ACH, Wire and SWIFT. We also connected USDC and USDT directly to bank payouts - so a stablecoin balance can now become a supplier payment in the same flow. And with Zero Fee Convert, choosing a later delivery date can bring eligible conversions between USD and USDC or USDT to a 1:1 rate.
With Corporate Cards, businesses can issue Visa virtual cards funded with fiat or digital assets. And with our Convert Engine, they can swap and bridge across supported assets and networks without leaving Reah.
Earning yield on idle balances
We introduced Smart Balance and then Smart Wallet. Eligible USDC and USDT can automatically earn ~2% APY. Whenever funds are needed for a payment or conversion, Reah handles the redemption in the same flow so customers never have to choose between earning and spending.
For businesses wanting more out of their treasury, we expanded our Treasury Marketplace with new USDS, USDC and USDT vaults, as well as strategies with exposure to AAA-rated CLOs and Brazilian private credit.
Enabling more control
As teams and agents scale, so does the need for more controls. We added account-specific approval policies as well as the option to approve a payment separately from releasing it. The same principle applies to Reah Agent. It now reads financial records better and lays out proposed actions for confirmation, but it only acts within the customer’s set permissions and approvals.
Issued invoices can now be cancelled too, so a mistake doesn't have to stay on the books.
What’s next
There’s a lot more I haven’t shared here. Our teams are shipping new product updates every week. We’re still early, yet we’re already seeing how global businesses holding both dollars and digital assets don’t want to keep running their finances across scattered tools. They want a single place to run it all.
The most common pattern we’ve seen is a business coming to us to solve one specific problem, then gradually using more of everything else they have access to on our platform.
That’s what we’re committed to building next - more options for born-global businesses to streamline other parts of their finances on Reah, on the go, and with even more autonomy and control.
Thank you for your trust and continued support. I’m very excited for what’s to come.
— Charles Wayn
Reah is a financial operating system for global businesses — fiat banking, stablecoin treasury, cross-border payments, and AI-native execution on one ledger. Learn more at reah.com
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