Obol partners with Mastercard to launch cash flow management solution in Australia
Press Release | News
12 Jan 2026
Source: PR Newswire/Obol/Mastercard
Obol, an AI-driven cash flow management platform for modern businesses, announced its official launch in Australia through a strategic collaboration with Mastercard. This enables Obol to power its platform using Mastercard’s Open Banking capabilities, supporting secure connectivity to financial data and expanding access to real-time cash flow management for Australian businesses.
This launch marks Obol’s expansion into Australia, following strong adoption amongst businesses across the United States. Obol will now be available to Australian businesses, supporting finance teams, business owners, and operators with connected financial infrastructure for managing cash flow.
“Australia represents a major milestone in Obol’s international expansion,” said Aviv Sadra, co-founder of Obol.
“Cash flow is the cornerstone of every business, and Obol is built to manage it at scale. Teaming up with Mastercard allows us to launch in Australia with an established Open Banking infrastructure and secure access to financial data.
“We’re excited to bring Obol to Australia and give small and mid-sized businesses a stronger way to manage and control their cash flow.”

Brenton Charnley of Mastercard Australia
Obol will integrate with Mastercard’s Open Banking capabilities to support standardized access to banking data across participating financial institutions in Australia.
“Open Finance is unlocking new opportunities for businesses to better understand and manage their finances,” said Brenton Charnley, head of Open Finance at Mastercard Australasia.
“We’re excited to work with Obol, supporting the expansion of their cash flow management solution in Australia by enabling secure and reliable access to financial information.”
Obol will be available to Australian businesses commencing February 2026, with pre-release sign-up available today.
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