Organizations Unveil Professional Certificate Focused on Stablecoins, On-Chain Liquidity

SAN DIEGO — Kyriba announced it has partnered with Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) to launch what the organizations describe as the first jointly developed professional certificate focused on stablecoins and on-chain liquidity for corporate treasury teams.

According to Kyriba, the AFP-Kyriba Stablecoins & On-Chain Liquidity in Treasury certificate program was unveiled at the KyribaLive 2026 conference and is designed to help treasury professionals navigate what it called a growing gap between rising interest in stablecoins and a lack of practical implementation guidance.

Kyriba said more than half of financial institutions expect to adopt stablecoins within 12 months, compared to just 13% currently using them, leaving treasury teams under pressure to evaluate digital asset strategies without established frameworks.

Kyriba said the program combines its industry expertise with AFP’s education and credentialing capabilities, and is intended to move treasury teams “from confusion to competence.”

Four Modules

The certificate program is structured across four modules, according to Kyriba:

  • Stablecoins in treasury — why this matters now, covering core concepts, terminology and use cases
  • Instruments, risks, governance, policy and security, focused on custody, controls and risk assessment
  • Treasury operations on new rails, addressing payments, reporting, integration and programmability
  • Suitability, readiness, pilots and next steps, offering frameworks for implementation and evaluation

Kyriba said the program is AFP-recognized and offers approximately 7.8 Certified Treasury Professional (CTP) credits.

Recent regulatory developments, including the GENIUS Act, have accelerated interest in stablecoins, but Kyriba said treasury teams still face practical questions around custody, controls and system integration.

To Launch in June

Kyriba said the program will launch in June 2026 and will be available through AFP as well as through Kyriba Elevate, its embedded learning platform. The company added it will provide complimentary access to 500 customers who enroll through its platform.

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