Settle Cross-Border Trade on Regulated Stablecoin Rails.

The correspondent chain that carried cross-border trade for fifty years was never built for the corridors where trade now grows fastest.

Download the 2026 Playbook to map the new ground of institutional-grade treasury infrastructure.

$165M Settled Volume

70+ Payout Currencies

1 July 2026 MiCA Enforcement

Two Sectors. One Regulated Core.

Two Sectors.
One Regulated Core.

The same complaint echoes across two different sectors. A global correspondent banking network that dropped by ~25% since 2011 has left a $2.5T trade finance gap. Legacy inherited infrastructure is broken; this provides the solution.

Track A: Fintechs & PSPs

Payments are the P&L.

Two Sectors.
One Regulated Core.

Designed for payment providers, payout platforms, and FX houses moving funds globally. Margins live in basis points, and reputations live in hours.

The Prefunding Trap: Traditional models lock up days of volume in local accounts earning nothing.
Rented Rails: Alternative routes protect corridors from sudden sponsor bank de-risking.
The Solution: Funding in stablecoins as instructions arrive, converting at payout, and sizing prefunding to hours rather than days.

Designed for payment providers, payout platforms, and FX houses moving funds globally. Margins live in basis points, and reputations live in hours.

The Prefunding Trap: Traditional models lock up days of volume in local accounts earning nothing.
Rented Rails: Alternative routes protect corridors from sudden sponsor bank de-risking.
The Solution: Funding in stablecoins as instructions arrive, converting at payout, and sizing prefunding to hours rather than days.

Track B: Commodities & Trade

Payments are the P&L.

Two Sectors.
One Regulated Core.

Designed for traders, importers, and logistics groups where the primary goal is cargo release, not payment management.

The Demurrage Clock: Same-day settlement eliminates vessel waiting times that cost $50,000+ a day.
Hidden FX Spreads: Transparent pricing prevents 3% to 12% losses on emerging-market payments due to invisible spreads.
The Solution: Settling release payments the same day, weekends included, with quote-before-execution pricing.

Designed for traders, importers, and logistics groups where the primary goal is cargo release, not payment management.

The Demurrage Clock: Same-day settlement eliminates vessel waiting times that cost $50,000+ a day.
Hidden FX Spreads: Transparent pricing prevents 3% to 12% losses on emerging-market payments due to invisible spreads.
The Solution: Settling release payments the same day, weekends included, with quote-before-execution pricing.

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Inside the Playbook

A comprehensive operational benchmark guide detailing exactly how to transition to regulated stablecoin rails.

Chapter 01 The Landscape & Trade Finance Gap

Chapter 02 The 7-Layer Settlement Stack

Chapter 03 Assurance & 8 Questions to Ask

Chapter 04 Track A: Playbook for Fintechs

Chapter 05 Track B: Playbook for Commodities

Chapter 06 & 07 Going Live, Readiness, and Cost

The 7-Layer Settlement Stack

Moving the stablecoin is the easy part. It represents one layer of seven, while operational risk sits within the remaining six.

Collection and Funding

Local transfers, SWIFT wires, or direct on-chain stablecoins.

Fiat In

Compliance Engine

KYB, sanctions screening, and FATF travel rule enforcement.

Regulated

Conversion & FX

Fiat to stablecoin and back via direct OTC liquidity, priced before execution.

Liquidity

Settlement and Custody

Segregated client balances on a ledger that settles in minutes, around the clock.

On-Chain

Last-Mile Payout

Local currency rails into the verified beneficiary bank account.

Fiat Out

Treasury & Reconciliation

Every movement tied to an invoice via dashboard and data feeds into ERP platforms.

Data

Internal Operations

The internal layer encompasses counterparties, pricing, and treasury policy.

Internal

Access the Stack Guide

A Conversation, Not a Pitch.

Two Sectors.
One Regulated Core.

For businesses weighing a second route for challenging corridors, or those already on stablecoin rails looking to compare platforms. Discussions focus on volumes, counterparties, and operational bottlenecks.

Corridor Review

A 30-minute analysis on the most costly corridor. No presentations or demos. An honest assessment of settlement capabilities and alternative partner recommendations if needed[cite: 25].

Cost Audit

A line-by-line pricing comparison using one month of historical payment data against the platform's execution rails[cite: 25].

One Test Payment

Following onboarding, execution of a single real payment on one corridor to evaluate the infrastructure based on results, rather than sales pitches[cite: 25].

About Damisa

Damisa is a regulated, stablecoin-native B2B settlement platform for trade corridors across Africa, Latin America and Asia. Headquartered in the United Kingdom, with licensed and registered entities in Canada, Australia and Poland, and a MiCA authorisation in progress in Malta. The platform settled $165M of B2B payments in the twelve months to September 2026.

Playbook Prerequisites

MiCA, the GENIUS Act, and the End of Correspondent Bank De-Risking

Learn how MiCA and the US GENIUS Act end bank de-risking and transform stablecoin B2B settlement regulation for corporate treasuries.

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MiCA, the GENIUS Act, and the End of Correspondent Bank De-Risking

Learn how MiCA and the US GENIUS Act end bank de-risking and transform stablecoin B2B settlement regulation for corporate treasuries.

Read Analysis →

Solving the Prefunding Trap: Free Up Idle Balance Sheet Cash

Contrasts the traditional prefunding model with real-time stablecoin funding on demand for Fintechs and PSPs.

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Solving the Prefunding Trap: Free Up Idle Balance Sheet Cash

Contrasts the traditional prefunding model with real-time stablecoin funding on demand for Fintechs and PSPs.

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How Demurrage and Hidden FX Drain Commodity Margins

Analyses the real-life timeline of vessel release payments and demonstrates how same-day settlement protects physical supply chains.

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How Demurrage and Hidden FX Drain Commodity Margins

Analyses the real-life timeline of vessel release payments and demonstrates how same-day settlement protects physical supply chains.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FATF Travel Rule in B2B crypto settlement?

FATF Recommendation 16 requires originator and beneficiary information to travel with virtual-asset transfers, establishing the same compliance standard already applied to traditional correspondent wire transfers.

What is the FATF Travel Rule in B2B crypto settlement?

How does regulated stablecoin settlement reduce vessel demurrage?

Waiting for a T+1 to T+5 correspondent banking wire to clear before a cargo release can cost physical commodity traders upwards of $50,000 per day in demurrage. Stablecoin rails allow for same-day, verifiable settlement, including on weekends, allowing the cargo to be released immediately.

How does regulated stablecoin settlement reduce vessel demurrage?

Is the Damisa infrastructure MiCA compliant?

Yes. The EU's MiCA transitional periods ended on 1 July 2026. Damisa operates as a fully regulated platform with MiCA authorization currently in progress in Malta, alongside active digital currency and remittance registrations in Australia and Poland.

Is the Damisa infrastructure MiCA compliant?

Do we have to hold stablecoins on our corporate balance sheet?

No. The infrastructure allows for direct on-demand funding and same-day conversion. Funds can enter as fiat, travel on stablecoin rails, and convert back to local fiat at payout, meaning treasury teams are not required to hold standing digital asset balances.

Do we have to hold stablecoins on our corporate balance sheet?

The Financial Stack for Global Trade

Damisa is a proud partner of ekko, together empowering customers to grow their businesses sustainably at scale.

All Systems Operational

Canadian Regulatory Disclosure: Damisa Technologies Canada Ltd. is registered as a Money Services Business with the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) under registration number N300000823, with permitted activities including foreign exchange dealing, money transferring, and dealing in virtual currencies. Damisa Technologies Canada Ltd. is also registered with the Bank of Canada as a payment service provider under the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA), Entity ID: RPS0016088.

Registered office: 200-1001 1 Street SE, Calgary, Alberta T2G 5G3, Canada. Office address: 12707 20 Avenue, Blairmore, Alberta T0K 0E0, Canada. FINTRAC registration is not an endorsement or recommendation by FINTRAC or the Government of Canada of Damisa's products or services.

Balances held with Damisa are not insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.

European Union Regulatory Disclosure: Damisa Technologies Europe sp. z o.o. is a company incorporated in Poland with a fully paid-up share capital of PLN 125 500,00. Registered office: Żelazna 51/53, 00-841 Warsaw, Poland.

Registered in the National Court Register (KRS) under number 0001088305 in the 14th Commercial Division of the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw. NIP: 1182279131 | REGON: 527803277.

Damisa Technologies Europe sp. z o.o. was entered in the former Polish Register of Virtual Currency Activities under number RDWW-1839.

This historical registration does not constitute authorisation under MiCA and does not permit the company to provide crypto-asset services in the European Union.

Australian Regulatory Disclosure: Damisa Technologies Pty Ltd (ACN 682 846 966) is registered in Australia with its registered office at Level 1, 63-73 Ann Street, Surry Hills, New South Wales, 2010. The company is registered with AUSTRAC as a virtual asset service provider (VASP) on the AUSTRAC VASP Register and as an independent remittance dealer on the AUSTRAC Remittance Sector Register.

Compliance & Contact: General inquiries: hello@damisa.xyz. Correspondence regarding complaints, personal data protection, or counteracting money laundering and terrorist financing can be sent to the company's mailing address or electronically to compliance@damisa.xyz.

Risk Warning: Digital assets are subject to market volatility and regulatory changes. The use of digital currency exchange services carries inherent risks. Damisa provides B2B financial infrastructure and does not offer consumer investment advice.

The Financial Stack for Global Trade

Damisa is a proud partner of ekko, together empowering customers to grow their businesses sustainably at scale.

All Systems Operational

Balances held with Damisa are not insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Registered in the National Court Register (KRS) under number 0001088305 in the 14th Commercial Division of the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw. NIP: 1182279131 | REGON: 527803277.

Damisa Technologies Europe sp. z o.o. was entered in the former Polish Register of Virtual Currency Activities under number RDWW-1839.

This historical registration does not constitute authorisation under MiCA and does not permit the company to provide crypto-asset services in the European Union.

The Financial Stack for Global Trade

Damisa is a proud partner of ekko, together empowering customers to grow their businesses sustainably at scale.

All Systems Operational

Balances held with Damisa are not insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Registered in the National Court Register (KRS) under number 0001088305 in the 14th Commercial Division of the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw. NIP: 1182279131 | REGON: 527803277.

Damisa Technologies Europe sp. z o.o. was entered in the former Polish Register of Virtual Currency Activities under number RDWW-1839.

This historical registration does not constitute authorisation under MiCA and does not permit the company to provide crypto-asset services in the European Union.