Roundtable Sports is redefining fan engagement—an interactive platform now gearing up for major growth as it merges with RYVYL to go public.
Roundtable Sports is positioning itself as a new standard in sports media—an interactive platform where fans can discuss their teams, voice opinions, and connect directly with experts and fellow supporters. Shortly after launching in September, CEO James Heckman set the company on a rapid growth path with the announcement of a merger between Roundtable (RTB Digital, Inc.) and fintech company RYVYL (NASDAQ: RVYL). Once completed, Roundtable will become a publicly traded company, combining its Web3-enabled media technology with RYVYL’s digital payments infrastructure to expand distribution and revenue for major clients such as Yahoo, TheStreet, and PSG.
Backed by Heckman’s proven track record in digital media—having led Rivals, Sports Illustrated, TheStreet, and The Arena Group—Roundtable aims to bring fans 24/7 access to premium content and interactive community features, establishing itself as the next major force in sports journalism.