We're building the payment layer
for the crypto-native decade.
A small team. Building in stealth. Focused on one thing.
The next $50 billion of B2B rewards won't flow through PayPal.
By 2028, we believe stablecoins will handle the majority of cross-border business-to-consumer and business-to-partner rewards. Not because the technology is new — but because the old rails were never designed for the world we actually live in.
SWIFT was designed for banks talking to banks. PayPal was designed for one country's e-commerce. Gift cards were designed for shopping malls. None of them were designed for a Vietnamese affiliate marketer paid by a Brazilian DTC brand for driving traffic from a Nigerian influencer's audience — but that's the transaction pattern of the next decade.
Three shifts had to happen at once. They finally have.
Stablecoin supply crossed $200 billion.
With regulatory clarity emerging in Hong Kong (VASP framework, May 2026), Singapore (MAS stablecoin regime), and the EU (MiCA). Stablecoins are no longer a workaround — they are a recognized form of digital money.
Non-custodial infrastructure matured.
Wallet-as-a-service providers can now provision self-custodial wallets invisibly, at scale, for users who have never heard the word 'seed phrase.' What required 40 hours of user onboarding in 2022 now happens in 400 milliseconds.
Traditional tools are visibly failing crypto-native brands.
The best DTC brands, the most global luxury operators, the most ambitious retailers — they all share the same complaint: their reward stack is expensive, slow, and geographically fractured. The market has been shouting for a replacement for three years.
Five convictions we won't compromise on.
Money should move at internet speed.—Not in three business days. Not with holds and reversals. If information can cross the planet in 200ms, so should value.
Users should own their assets.—Custody creates fragility. Every hack, every insolvency, every regulatory freeze starts with the fact that someone else is holding your money.
Rewards should be programmable.—Rules should live in code, not in PDF policy documents. If you can describe your logic in a sentence, we should be able to execute it.
Global should be default.—The world is 195 countries. Serving only the top 10 is a design choice, not a technical limitation. We reject that choice.
Compliance is a feature.—The best compliance work is invisible to end users and iron-clad to regulators. We refuse to treat KYC as a checkbox or as a burden — it's how we earn the right to move billions.
A small, senior team.
Backgrounds in cross-border payments, non-custodial wallet infrastructure, and B2B SaaS. We've shipped systems that moved billions of dollars, at companies you've heard of.
We choose to build quietly for now. When we're ready to speak, we will.
If you're a founder, investor, or operator who wants to reach us, say hello →
Hong Kong · Remote
Registered in Hong Kong for its clear crypto regulation and neutral position between East and West. Team distributed across time zones — we work where the internet does.
2026 is our year of polish.
2027, we scale.
This year is about shipping what we've promised our earliest customers, hardening compliance across three continents, and building the reference implementations for use cases we haven't announced yet. Next year is about opening the door wider — enterprise partnerships, developer platform, and the categories of business that don't yet know they need us.
We ship on our own schedule. When the work is ready to be seen, you'll see it.