Roundtable and Ryvyl are uniting to further develop a blockchain-powered media and payments platform.
Ryvyl Inc. has confirmed a definitive agreement to merge with RTB Digital, the Web3 SaaS technology company that recently raised $33 million in fresh capital to expand its platform.
The deal assigns a $41.25 million pre-money enterprise value to the combined company. Shares of Ryvyl rose more than 52% in after-hours trading after the announcement.
The merger aims to integrate Ryvyl’s digital payment infrastructure with Roundtable’s blockchain-powered media technology. Both companies plan to create a SaaS-driven treasury model supporting decentralized liquidity and digital asset integration.
The combined company will operate under the name RTB Digital, doing business as Roundtable. Six new directors will be appointed, and most of Ryvyl’s current directors will step down.
Roundtable has attracted industry veterans and entrepreneurs as strategic partners, including W. Graeme Roustan – Roundtable co-founder, former Chairman of Bauer Hockey and current owner of The Hockey News, the first to publish entirely on-chain with Roundtable.
Roundtable has already established a significant market presence. It partners with Yahoo, The Hockey News, Paris Saint-Germain, Miss World and more than 150 global journalists, generating seven-figure revenue and reaching millions of consumers.