Partner-facing writing across four pillars. Integration and architecture (CTO-first, how the control plane fits your stack). Compliance and regulation (responsibility model, Travel Rule, MiCA and VARA lanes). Infrastructure economics and partner success (build-vs-buy, TCO, partner retros). Market and category (where programmable finance is heading).
The architectural walkthrough of the control plane. One uniform SDK surface over accounts, money movement, settlement and policy. Non-custodial by default, versioning as a contract, compliance inline in the execution path, with a reference diagram and a week-by-week integration timeline.
Read the walkthrough →Year-one TCO modelled three ways. Illustrative figures: in-house (~€1.8M-€2.5M), several specialist vendors (~€420k-€780k), one control plane (~€200k-€280k). Full assumptions so you can challenge the numbers before the CFO sees them.
The founder thesis. Why a provider-neutral control plane, with crypto and AA wallets as the proven first rail, beats stitching specialist vendors together, and why the EU and MENA regulatory window makes this the moment to build it.
Earlier writing from our launch, kept in the public record.
Why Web3-traditional finance infrastructure is the next trillion-dollar opportunity. Institutional signals, the infrastructure thesis, and the 18 to 24 month window for establishing dominance.
Launch announcement · September 2025Our original launch announcement. The three flows (in, through, out), product principles, and early roadmap. Preserved with an editor's note pointing to the current B2B2C product scope.
One technical post every two weeks. Founder and CTO rotation, plus a monthly founder-voice piece on category direction. Up next:
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