AI-native financial operations platform OpenCFO has raised $2 million in its first institutional funding round led by Endiya Partners, along with participation from angel investors across the US and India.
The company is building an agentic AI-powered financial operating system designed to unify and automate accounts payable, receivable and treasury operations for mid-market companies expanding across divisions, entities and geographies.
The funding comes at a time when enterprise AI is moving beyond conversational tools and experimental pilots toward agentic systems capable of executing actions within business workflows. Finance operations, often burdened by fragmented systems and manual processes, are emerging as one of the most significant areas of transformation.
OpenCFO aims to address industry challenges by integrating the three core pillars of financial operations, accounts payable, accounts receivable and treasury, into a unified AI-powered platform. The system connects banking systems, ERPs and payment infrastructure into a single execution layer where AI agents coordinate financial workflows while maintaining human oversight through approvals, policies and audit trails.
OpenCFO co-founder & CEO Prudhvi Rao Shedimbi said :“We are not building another dashboard or point solution. CFOs are being asked to operate with greater speed and accuracy than ever, yet the underlying finance stack remains fragmented and manual. Our goal is to build the AI-native execution layer for the CFO office that connects the entire financial stack and enables finance teams to operate confidently across borders.”
One key area of impact is cross-border treasury and payment optimisation. Many mid-market companies currently incur 2–4% in foreign exchange fees, depend on slow international settlement systems and spend considerable time reconciling payments across multiple banking platforms..
OpenCFO co-founder & COO Sankalp Singayapally said: “Mid-market CFOs are often forced to stitch together tools that do not communicate with each other. By combining agentic AI with modern treasury infrastructure, we are building a unified platform that automates financial operations while providing finance teams greater visibility and control.”
The company plans to use the new funding to expand its engineering teams in the US and India, accelerate product development and scale customer acquisition across key global corridors including the US-India, UK, European Union and Canada markets. OpenCFO expects to launch its full agentic financial operations platform by mid-2026.
Endiya Partners managing partner Sateesh Andra said: “Mid-market companies with global operations have long been underserved. OpenCFO is purpose-built for this segment, starting with optimised cross-border finances and expanding into a full financial operating system for globally distributed companies.”