Fintechs & neobanks
Global payin and payout rails without licensing them: one agreement instead of a vendor per market, virtual accounts in USD, EUR, GBP and NGN.
POST /v1/customers
One API over a network of licensed payment partners: hosted KYC, virtual accounts, and payouts to 130+ countries, settled on stablecoin rails. No float to fund, no keys to hold.
POST /v1/transfers { "customer_id": "cus_8f21", "quote_id": "qt_e930", "beneficiary_id": "ben_1d47" } 201 Created · status: processing event: transfer.settled ✓
Fintechs, payroll platforms, marketplaces, developers and wallets all hit the same wall: onboarding, accounts and payouts that land locally, rebuilt vendor by vendor, market by market. Stablecoins already won settlement (~$9T adjusted volume in 12 months, a16z 2025), yet real-world payments are only $390B (McKinsey / Artemis). The gap is the fiat last mile.
Every team that moves money stitches together a network of PSPs, a verification vendor, a payout provider per region, plus the licensing and treasury to hold it up.
Local licensing, bank-form quirks, sanctions screening and payout partners turn one corridor into a quarters-long project before the first dollar lands.
Bridge into Stripe, Fern into Rain. Each deal takes an integrator-first vendor off the market and leaves its integrators re-platforming.
B2B stablecoin payments are now the largest real-world stablecoin segment (McKinsey / Artemis), while a wave of acquisitions keeps removing the independent, integrator-first vendors. The market is priced, and the neutral slot keeps re-opening.
tail -f consolidation.log 2025-02 bridge → stripe $1.1B closed · off the market 2025-05 conduit raises $36M series A on $10B+ volume · independent 2025-12 fern → rain absorbed off the market 2026-03 bvnk → mastercard $1.8B announced · pending close // every exit validates the price of the layer slot: neutral, integrator-first payout API → re-opening
Moneva Platform is one API over a network of licensed payment partners: hosted KYC, named virtual fiat accounts, payouts, compliance and monitoring. The working promise, verbatim from our docs: onboard a user, issue their account, and move money in and out, in one afternoon, against a self-serve sandbox.
GET /v1/corridors { "currency": "MXN", "rate": 17.43, // mid-market "minimum_usd": "4.58", // fee-derived "estimated_arrival": "Within minutes", "transfer_methods": ["spei"] }
Live corridor endpoint: mid-market rate, fee-derived minimums, estimated arrival. Speeds from minutes (MXN) to 1 to 3 business days (USD ACH).
Named USD, EUR, GBP and NGN account details per customer, issued through licensed partners. Every deposit settles as stablecoin in the customer's own wallet. Details illustrative.
Customers, accounts, quotes, beneficiaries, transfers, events. Signed webhooks with a durable, replayable event log. First-class test mode.
Beneficiary bank forms served as schemas per corridor. Integrators render fields from the schema and never guess a bank form again.
Licensed PSP and payout partners provide the regulated rails, KYC, and local payouts. Moneva is the single API, object model, and compliance layer over the whole network.
One integration reaches 130+ countries through the network of licensed payment partners. The 20 published corridors, 15 active are the deepest rails: local currencies, local bank systems, minutes-fast settlement, with more in the pipeline.
Local rails: SPEI, Pix, SEPA, NIBSS and more. Minutes-fast on the deepest corridors, plus SWIFT reach.
Mobile money payouts, M-Pesa-style wallets across Africa and Asia, delivered like any bank payout.
Near mid-market FX. Speed examples illustrative; live per corridor from /v1/corridors.
BYO wallet: EOA, smart account, or MPC, from any vendor. Ownership is proven by wallet signature, EIP-4361 for EOAs and ERC-1271 for contract wallets, or by a one-time code on the licensed rail for non-EVM users: both open the same six-day session. No wallet migration, no SDK lock-in. TypeScript SDK and React hooks in beta; the integrator dashboard handles keys, team, usage, and exports.
Integrator calls the API; hosted KYC handles onboarding.
kycWallet signature (EIP-4361, ERC-1271), or a one-time code for non-EVM users.
signature · otpMid-market rate with transparent fee lines.
quoteTransfer funds on-chain from the user's own wallet.
settleA licensed PSP partner pays out local fiat in the corridor.
payouttransfer.settled hits the integrator app; event log is replayable.
eventCosts are World Bank Remittance Prices Worldwide, Issue 54 (Q3 2025). The stablecoin leg costs cents, settles in under a minute, and runs 24/7. Moneva all-in is illustrative, per the pricing model.
Traditional payout networks make every partner pre-fund the destination: nostro accounts, float parked per corridor, FX inventory. On Moneva, every transfer is funded just in time from the end customer's own wallet, settles on stablecoin rails, and licensed partners pay out local fiat from their own liquidity. The integrator brings neither float nor FX inventory. Nothing is pre-funded, nothing is parked.
The platform is production-deployed and running today: API, docs, and integrator dashboard, monitored around the clock. Integrations run in sandbox while the first commercial agreements are signed; live-money mode is already built and switches on per agreement. Not an engineering milestone, a signature.


Full beneficiary schemas, live rates, and estimated arrival per corridor. OFAC wallet screening at customer create, fail-closed. Purpose-of-payment enforcement on regulated corridors.
Continuous verification against the live rail caught a half-wired corridor in July, before any integrator could. Monitored around the clock, with strict compatibility guarantees on the API contract.
Passwordless auth, transactions and customer detail, reveal-once API keys, team invites, CSV/HTML/PDF exports with QR statement verification and a public verify page.
A full consumer neobank app built on these exact rails: iOS on TestFlight (build 17), Google Play submission in review, real mainnet transactions in the sandbox, end to end. Every hard part of the platform exists because we hit it in production first.
USD, EUR, GBP, and NGN account details, issued through the platform.
Lands in ~10 minutes, near mid-market, on licensed partner rails.
QR payments settled in stablecoins across Latin America.
USD, EUR, GBP and NGN account details from the platform's account objects.
~10 minutes, near mid-market, on licensed partner rails; the platform's corridors carry the deepest flows.
One balance view across chains, funded by real mainnet transactions.
SHA-256 hashed, dual-signed EIP-712; anyone can verify authenticity.
We take a software rake on the fastest-converting flow in payments. Sources: FXC Intelligence 2025, McKinsey, Artemis.
$178.8T of cross-border flows at a 0.18% blended margin. McKinsey Cross-Border Payments Map, April 2025.
C2B $69B, P2P $42B, B2C $25B. About 3% of flows and 43% of revenue, at 1.3% to 3.4% margins against 0.1% on wholesale B2B.
Priced per integrator from the pricing model, not as a share of the pool.
Self-serve sandbox to signed agreement: the one-afternoon integration is the acquisition funnel. The consumer app doubles as reference implementation and public demo.
Global payin and payout rails without licensing them: one agreement instead of a vendor per market, virtual accounts in USD, EUR, GBP and NGN.
POST /v1/customersAccounts, deposits and payouts behind one key. The first corridor call is public, and the first integration takes an afternoon in the sandbox.
GET /v1/corridorsA compliant fiat last mile for stablecoin balances. BYO wallet, no migration, no SDK lock-in, and their own fee line on every payout.
POST /v1/…/wallet_sessionsLatAm and Africa corridors on local rails, minutes-fast on MXN, BRL, NGN and ARS. Purpose-of-payment handled on regulated corridors.
POST /v1/transfersPay out to a bank account or mobile wallet. Beneficiary schemas per corridor, machine-readable; signed webhooks and a replayable event log.
GET /v1/…/beneficiary_schemaTell us what you are moving and we scope it against the active corridor set. Sandbox access the same day.
sandbox access · same dayThree illustrative tiers, negotiated per agreement on a 1- or 2-year retainer: a committed monthly minimum with included volume, where a 2-year term buys better pricing. No integration or setup fees; the integrator’s all-in lands between roughly 0.3% and 1.0% at typical ticket sizes, with a $0.50 minimum and a $250 maximum per transfer. These are Moneva’s platform fees to the integrator, not the end-customer price: the integrator sets their own fee line on top and keeps it. Fees are legs inside the transfer itself: paid the instant money moves, atomic with settlement. Zero billing infrastructure, no receivables, no integrator credit risk.
Illustrative Growth integrator, $500K/mo over 500 transfers: $2,000 minimum + $1,750 metered ($7 per $1,000 transfer at 0.70%) = $3,750/mo revenue. The licensed rail prices per transfer, not per dollar: about $1.2K at this mix, and margin rises with ticket size. Integrator all-in: 75 bps vs 300 to 800 bps legacy.
Adjacent models monetize the same flows with worse economics. Card platforms keep a slice of interchange that is split with the network and the sponsor bank and capped by regulation in Europe; banking-as-a-service sells implementation projects and rate-dependent float. Moneva charges on movement: nothing up front, a fee shared with nobody, flat per-transfer costs underneath.
Bridge is inside Stripe, BVNK is joining Mastercard, and Fern was absorbed by Rain: the independent slots are emptying out. Moneva: a $1,000/mo entry floor, roughly 0.3% to 1.0% all-in negotiated per agreement, never more than $250 per transfer, zero integration or setup fees, and the integrator's own fee line as a first-class product feature.
| Provider | Pre-fund a fiat balance? | Published entry cost | Time to production | Self-serve sandbox |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Required | Rate card only | Not stated | Partial | |
| Required | Not published | Not stated | Yes | |
| Required | Not published | Not stated | None | |
| Required, plus reserve | Cards only | Up to 30 days | Yes | |
| Locked reserve | Not published | Not stated | Yes | |
| Required | Not published | Not stated | Access-code gated | |
| n/a | From £15k + £3.5k to £10k/mo | 6 to 8 weeks | Yes | |
| None. Per-transfer settlement | From $1,000/mo · no setup fee | Sandbox today | Yes |
The moat is not "we use stablecoins". It is corridor depth, reliability, and a fee mechanism nobody else ships, each getting harder to copy with every corridor we bring up.
Every beneficiary field, purpose code and bank quirk in the published corridors was learned against live partner rails. Anyone following re-earns it corridor by corridor.
Around-the-clock verification against the live rail, and strict compatibility guarantees on the API contract. Integrators build against behavior that provably does not drift.
Fees settle as legs inside the transfer, atomic with the payout. No invoicing, no receivables, no credit risk. Nobody else ships this.
QR-verifiable, cryptographically signed statements across platform exports and the consumer app, with a public verify page.
Regulated rails, KYC, and payout coverage assembled behind one agreement and compliance posture. Operationally hard to replicate.
A full consumer neobank running on the same rails is a permanent testbed and the most honest sales demo in the category.
"Integrators bring their own wallets. Moneva never holds keys, never commingles, never takes deposits." We are software on top of licensed rails, with no custodial surface to regulate.
EOA, smart account, or MPC, from any vendor. Ownership proven by wallet signature, EIP-4361 for EOAs and ERC-1271 for smart accounts, or a one-time code for non-EVM users.
Orchestration, corridor schemas, quotes, webhooks, and screening. Moneva never holds keys, never commingles, never takes deposits.
Regulated fiat rails, KYC, and payouts sit with licensed ramp and KYC partners. OFAC screening fail-closed at onboarding; purpose-of-payment enforced where corridors require it.
Hosted verification via licensed partners; webhook-driven status, no document handling for the integrator.
customer createOFAC and wallet screening at customer creation. Fail-closed: no clear result, no customer.
fail-closedPurpose of payment and sender-recipient relationship collected and enforced on regulated corridors.
per corridorTransaction monitoring plus 24/7 automated verification of the rail itself, with alerting.
24/7 · ongoingThe platform is live and our own app is integrated end to end. Capital converts a working product into paying integrators and the repeatable economics that get Moneva to a seed round.
Backing a technical founder who has shipped on-chain financial infrastructure, operated inside banking and fintech, raised capital, and built the live platform end to end, with a co-founder running partnerships and operations.

