The acquisition comes as businesses are grappling with fragmented systems and ongoing cybercrime risks. As AI enables faster, more automated finance workflows, trusted data and connected controls become even more important. Together, Eftsure and Relish give enterprises an independent layer of trust that works across their existing ERP, procurement, payroll and treasury systems.
Scale built for evolving finance challenges
Combined, Eftsure, Sis ID and Relish serve more than 4,000 corporate customers and employ more than 600 people across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Over the past year, Eftsure’s global annual recurring revenue grew 45%.
The combined platform protects more than US$288 billion in payments a year, actively monitors 11 million vendors and provides coverage across 190 countries and territories. It can verify accounts covering approximately 85% of the world’s banked population.
Jon Soldan, Chief Executive Officer of Eftsure, said: “Bringing together payment integrity leaders across Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America creates something the market hasn’t had before: a truly global payment assurance platform.
“As finance becomes more autonomous, faster workflows aren’t enough. Enterprises need trusted data and independent verification behind every payment. This combination brings those controls together at global scale.”
Ryan Walicki, Chief Executive Officer of Relish, said: “Relish was built to close the data and workflow gaps that expose enterprises to financial risk. Joining Eftsure connects that intelligence with independent payment verification, giving finance teams greater confidence from vendor onboarding and invoice processing through to the moment money moves.”
From trusted vendor data to verified payments
Eftsure and Relish address different points in the same payment journey. Eftsure independently verifies the payee and bank details before a payment is released. Relish’s Data Assure technology validates and enriches the vendor data behind those payments against live government and third-party sources, while its Invoice AI technology automates and validates invoice processing.
Together, these capabilities give enterprises a unified foundation, reducing reliance on disconnected onboarding, validation and payment controls.
The combined platform provides visibility across every place money moves, from accounts payable and payroll to procurement and treasury. It integrates with more than 35 finance and enterprise platforms, including SAP, Coupa, Workday, ServiceNow, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Oracle NetSuite.
A growing global footprint
The acquisition expands Eftsure’s global presence and follows its 2025 acquisition of France-based payment control company Sis ID, as well as its August 2026 launch in Singapore.
Finance leaders can request a demonstration at: eftsure.com/demo
