RYVYL Inc. Postpones Shareholder Meeting for Proposed Merger

Approximately 99% of votes cast so far are in favor of the merger with Roundtable.

Mar. 19, 2026 at 1:55am

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RYVYL Inc. has announced that the special shareholder meeting to vote on the company's planned merger with RTB Digital, Inc. (Roundtable) has been postponed from March 18 to March 25. The meeting was originally convened on March 18, but has been adjourned to allow the company to collect additional votes. To date, approximately 99% of the votes cast have been in favor of the proposed merger, with 43% of eligible shareholders having submitted their votes. The company needs only 7% more votes in favor to confirm the merger.

Why it matters

The proposed merger between RYVYL and Roundtable would combine RYVYL's digital payment processing business with Roundtable's Web 3 digital media SaaS platform. The high level of shareholder support for the merger suggests it is likely to be approved, which could help strengthen RYVYL's position in the digital payments and media technology sectors.

The details

RYVYL has postponed the special shareholder meeting to March 25 to allow more time to collect the additional votes needed to approve the merger. The record date for the meeting remains February 6, 2026. The company is urging shareholders who have not yet voted to do so before the reconvened meeting on March 25.

  • The special shareholder meeting was originally convened on March 18, 2026.
  • The meeting has been adjourned and will reconvene virtually on March 25, 2026 at 4pm EST.

The players

RYVYL Inc.

A digital payment processing company that operates a business enabling transactions around the globe and provides payment solutions for underserved markets.

RTB Digital, Inc. (Roundtable)

A Web 3 digital media SaaS platform that provides decentralized publishing, commerce, data, syndication, network distribution, ad sales and operations, as well as community platforms and custom apps for major media and professional journalist brands.

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The takeaway

The high level of shareholder support for the RYVYL-Roundtable merger suggests the deal is likely to be approved, which could help strengthen RYVYL's position in the digital payments and media technology sectors through the combination of the two companies' complementary capabilities.