Built by payment infrastructure operators
From the inside of global payments.
Two Adyen operators who worked inside marketplace payments and embedded finance saw the same pattern everywhere: money movement is becoming more fragmented, more multi-party, and harder to observe with legacy reconciliation tooling. Artemis is the observability layer they built to change that.
Overlay first. Replace nothing on day one.
Artemis runs alongside whatever you have today — spreadsheets, scripts, or a recon tool. Connect a read-only key and it builds its own picture from source evidence, runs its own queue, and shows you what it found and closed. No migration, no rip-and-replace bet, no six-week implementation before value.
Connecting many sources and normalizing them is the product, not a feature: PSPs, banks, ledgers, and product databases all resolve into the same canonical money movements, so every workflow — tie-outs, verdicts, recovery, autonomous close — is provider-neutral by construction. Multi-PSP support spans Stripe, Adyen, and more through adapters, not platform rewrites. Banks connect via Plaid or statement files; ledgers and databases via feeds and imports.
Multi-PSP supportStripeAdyenMore PSPs via adaptersPlaid — liveBank statement files — liveInternal ledgers & DBs — liveSlack alerts — liveWebhooksReportsAPIs