Blue Onion is the financial intelligence platform for e-commerce. We reconcile every order, payment, fee, refund, and bank deposit into one transaction-level record that finance teams can actually rely on.
When a brand sells on Shopify, Amazon Seller, TikTok Shop, and in retail, and settles through several payment processors, the cash arrives days later in net amounts that look nothing like the sales behind them. Fees, refunds, chargebacks, reserves, and currency conversion all get bundled into a single deposit.
Most finance teams close that gap by hand, in spreadsheets, every single month. And that is not a staffing problem. It is a data problem.
If nobody can trace a deposit back to the orders behind it, then everything downstream rests on something nobody has verified. The close. The margin analysis. The board deck. The audit. The forecast. All of it inherits whatever was missed.
We started Blue Onion in 2020 to fix that at the source: reconcile the data first, at the transaction level, and let every other number in the business be built on top of something that ties out.
Reconciles every payout automatically and produces ERP-ready journal entries, so month-end close becomes a review instead of a rebuild.
Exposes clean, reconciled financial data through APIs and event streams, so warehouses, BI tools, and AI agents run on numbers that already tie out.
Explains what moved and why, decomposing margin shifts by channel mix, returns, fees, currency, and product.
Coming soonBehind them is a remote-first team of engineers, accountants, and data scientists spread across several countries. If that sounds like a group you want to work with, we are hiring.
Blue Onion has raised 17.6 million USD to date, including a 10 million USD Series A led by Viola FinTech in April 2025. Our investors include angels who have built and run payments businesses at scale, among them Joe Saunders, former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Visa.
We build with our customers, not just for them, focused on the problems that matter, with efficiency and humility.
We show up. We are accountable, approachable, responsive, and helpful.
We set clear, honest expectations and stay transparent in word and action.
We solve problems together and communicate often. Every voice is equal and every opinion encouraged.
The fastest way to understand Blue Onion is to watch it reconcile a month of your own orders and payouts.