Atlar Expands to the US with a New York Headquarters
Today we're opening Atlar's US headquarters in New York City, following a year of rising demand and major customer wins across North America.
Finance teams at Bandwidth, Christie Lites, Flex, Gigs, Oyster, Preply, Reach, TradingView, Trilogy, Zafin, and many more already run their treasury on Atlar, part of more than 150 companies worldwide, and the US and Canada are now our fastest-growing markets.
More and more companies across the region are looking to embed AI deeply in their finance and treasury workflows, and are choosing Atlar to do it: direct bank connectivity, native integrations with leading ERPs, and MCP connectors that plug AI tools like Claude straight into their treasury. All of it runs within the approval chains, audit trails, and certifications that finance work demands, including SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Accelerating demand in the US
Bandwidth (NASDAQ: BAND), for instance, connected all of its banks to Atlar so its finance team can query cash and payments data directly through Claude, without maintaining any of the plumbing themselves. As Scott Taylor, Treasurer at Bandwidth, put it:
“Our team is covering a lot of banks, and Atlar helps carry the load. The real win is being able to ask questions directly against our own cash data instead of stitching together exports every time we need an answer. It saves us hours every week, time we can put toward the analysis that actually moves the business forward.”
Flex is another case in point. One of the fastest-growing financial platforms in the US, Flex became an Atlar customer in early 2026 and has already seen a 5x return, using AI agents to sweep idle cash into interest-bearing accounts every night, with each transfer logged for review.
“The investment in Atlar has paid for itself five times over,” said Brian Ehrlich, VP Finance at Flex. “The obvious wins are risk reduction, standardized controls, and seeing everything in real time. But the biggest return is the interest on cash that used to sit idle in our operating accounts.”
Our US expansion also follows a series of partnerships with leading industry players. Earlier this year, J.P. Morgan Payments selected Atlar as the first partner to use its new API, with Lovable as the first joint customer. We've since announced partnerships with Campfire and Rillet, two leading AI-native ERPs founded in the US, and NetSuite named us its SuiteCloud International Partner of the Year in 2025.
AI-first companies choose Atlar
Atlar connects directly to the bank, with every integration built and maintained in-house, and no third-party aggregator or consultants in between. That matters in corporate finance, where teams need current balances across every account and entity, and payment rails they can actually execute on. Delayed or partial feeds and wobbly, consumer-grade connections don't cut it.
The same connectivity is what makes Atlar's AI agents effective. An agent is only as good as the data it can reach and the actions it can take, so Atlar's agents work on complete, real-time data across banks in more than 100 countries and over $500 billion in annualized transaction volume, and they act on it directly: executing payments, moving funds between accounts, and reconciling transactions, with a human reviewing and approving every step. This is why AI companies like Lovable, Parloa, and AMI Labs choose Atlar.
“US finance teams are some of the fastest movers on AI anywhere, and over the past year more and more of them have chosen Atlar. We're investing behind that momentum, and committing to the US for the long term. This is only the beginning.” — Joel Nordström, CEO and co-founder of Atlar
The New York office is led by William Wale, our Head of US, and we're hiring for a number of commercial roles; open positions are on our careers page.
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Curious what your treasury would look like with AI running on live bank data? Book a demo or get in touch. We'd be happy to show you what teams like Flex, Oyster, and Bandwidth have set up.
