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Liberis Partners With Atlar for Modern Treasury Tooling

Author
Joel Nordström
Published
May 23, 2024
Last Update
September 3, 2026

Key takeaways

  1. Liberis will use the Atlar platform for modern cash management tools, forecasting, and treasury payments globally.
  2. London-based Liberis, founded in 2007, provides embedded finance and has funded over 40,000 small businesses with over $1.5 billion.
  3. Liberis operates across three continents with over 250 employees and made centralizing and automating treasury processes a priority as it scaled.
  4. Liberis selected Atlar as its global treasury provider for cash management tooling, streamlined forecasting, and secure payments.

Today, we are thrilled to announce our partnership with Liberis, the global leader in embedded finance and one of the most exciting UK-based fintech companies in recent years. The Liberis team will leverage the Atlar platform for modern cash management tools, forecasting, and treasury payments globally.

Operations across three continents

Founded in 2007, London-based Liberis helps its partners understand their own customers' real-time needs and offer tailor-made financial products. To date, this has resulted in over 40,000 small businesses being funded with over $1.5 billion—making good on the company's vision to unleash the power of small businesses worldwide.

Nevertheless, the Liberis team is just getting started, and as the company continues to scale its operations on three continents—with over 250 employees—it became a priority to centralize and automate its treasury processes.

Fast, user-friendly treasury tooling

Liberis selected Atlar is its global treasury provider for cash management tooling, streamlined forecasting, and secure payments. We're delighted to be partnering with the Liberis team and supporting their continued growth with fast, user-friendly treasury tooling.

To see why Atlar customers like Liberis, GetYourGuide, and Acne Studios made the switch to our modern treasury platform, book a 30-minute demo with our team.

Joel Nordström
Previously at Tink, Joel founded Atlar to solve bank connectivity challenges for modern companies and finance teams

Frequently asked questions

What will Liberis use Atlar for?

The Liberis team will use the Atlar platform for modern cash management tools, forecasting, and treasury payments globally. Liberis selected Atlar as its global treasury provider for cash management tooling, streamlined forecasting, and secure payments.

What does Liberis do?

Liberis is a London-based embedded finance company founded in 2007. It helps partners understand their customers' real-time needs and offer tailor-made financial products, and to date has funded over 40,000 small businesses with over $1.5 billion.

Why did Liberis partner with Atlar now?

As Liberis has scaled operations across three continents with over 250 employees, centralizing and automating treasury processes became a priority. Atlar was selected as the global treasury provider to support that next stage of growth.

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