The Rise of Wallet-Native Compliance in Digital Asset Platforms
Wallet-native compliance provides the blueprint. By integrating identity verification, AML monitoring, Travel Rule automation, and jurisdictional cont...
Why Institutional Stablecoin Adoption Depends on Settlement, Not Trading
While trading supports liquidity and FX management, settlement is the engine that enables real-world utility at scale. The real opportunity for fintec...
Kenya’s VASP Act in Context: Lessons for Other African Markets Building Digital Asset Frameworks
Kenya’s Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2025 is a pioneering statute in African digital finance. Its blend of clear definitions, structured ove...
From Days to Minutes: How API-Driven Settlement Is Reshaping Regional Trade in Africa
The days when cross-border payments slowed commerce and constrained growth are fading. API-driven settlement is enabling instant, transparent, and cos...
The Hidden Complexity Behind “Simple” Payment and Wallet APIs
Payment and wallet APIs appear simple because decades of financial complexity have been distilled into elegant interfaces. That simplicity, however, r...
Why OTC Desks Are Adopting Wallet-as-a-Service for Secure, Compliant Trading Operations
As OTC trading advances toward institutional maturity, its infrastructure must evolve in step. Wallet-as-a-Service is no longer a convenience, it is a...
The End of the Speed-Only Era: How Regulation Is Reshaping Remittance Infrastructure in Africa
The “speed-only” era is ending. In its place is a new model; one where speed, compliance, and operational resilience coexist to create efficient, ...
Choosing the Right Stablecoin for African Fintechs and Payment Service Providers
When it comes to choosing between USDT or USDC, there isn’t a binary answer, especially for African fintechs and PSPs. USDT is the most preferred op...
Why Traditional Remittance Models Are Breaking and How Cryptocurrencies Are Fixing Them
As traditional systems strain under their own complexity, the shift toward crypto-enabled settlement is becoming inevitable. The real innovation lies ...
