Solutions
The systems we build.
Each is a working system you can put a pilot on.
Transfers, FX and Clearing
Quote, initiate, clear and pay out across configurable countries and currencies. One platform runs a domestic scheme, a cross-border corridor, or settlement between members.
Members get a quote over API or portal, and the rate holds from acceptance through to settlement.
Countries, currency pairs and permitted routes are set in the platform. Opening a corridor is a settings change.
Where no direct correspondent pair exists, conversion runs in two legs through a bridge currency.
Wallets and Embedded Finance
Balances, top-up, payouts, conversion and third-party payments as a product. Or the same core inside a business whose main work is something else, with finance running on top of it.
Multi-currency and crypto balances in one customer profile, each with its own state, limits and history.
Events from the systems the business already runs are priced by tariff rules and posted as transactions against a balance.
Receivables and service blocking sit on the same balance, so an unpaid charge has a consequence.
Transaction and Crypto Gateway
One transaction model inside, an adapter per counterparty outside. It connects a provider to banks, a bank to providers, and a fintech to crypto platforms and custodians.
A transaction is held in one internal format. A new format is a new adapter, and the processing behind it stays as it is.
ISO 20022 end to end: pain, pacs, camt and admi, validated against the schema.
Digital Asset Infrastructure
You become the issuer and the operator: your own unit of account or a token backed by a real asset.
Mint, burn, freeze and address blocklists. Without circulation control, the regulatory conversation ends at the first meeting.
Custody is what this market is judged on: signing policies, key distribution, and a recovery scheme for a key that is gone.
On-chain and off-chain accounting run as two ledgers, reconciled daily, because a mismatch found a month later explains nothing.
AI Agents & Automation
AI agents can work across the systems your business already uses. They can retrieve information, coordinate workflows and request approved changes within limits you define.
Reading and writing remain separate. Agents access information through one channel, while changes pass through a controlled process with confirmation and a record of what happened.
Permissions define which systems an agent can access, what it can do and how long that access remains active. Policies determine when an action is allowed or requires human approval.
The same approach can support finance, compliance, customer service, internal operations and other processes that span multiple systems.