Backed by N26 Bank, Chainalysis, KuCoin & Kraken leaders

The stablecoin clearing network.

Hard corridors still run over-the-counter. Plexo turns that work into one operating layer — counterparties, compliance, terms, settlement. No integration required to start.

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Counterparty to counterparty

Direct settlement between licensed institutions. Plexo never holds funds.

Members double-vetted

Vetted by Plexo. Re-vetted by your counterparty. Before the first transfer.

First transfer ~15 min

Returning corridor: under 2 minutes. Only a new invoice.

Start without an integration

Phase 1 runs through the Plexo platform. No engineering time required.

The problem

Every corridor is still a bilateral project.

Find the partner. Negotiate the contract. Build the integration. Map the compliance rules. Months later you have one corridor — and the next market starts from zero.

Bilateral — every pair is a project

Up to 45 integrations to connect 10 partners bilaterally

3–6 months of setup per corridor, every time

Network — one connection, every corridor

1 connection reaches every corridor in the network

A new model

A marketplace where licensed institutions transact with each other.

No airline flies everywhere. Alliances let one ticket cross many carriers — shared rules, mutual trust, every route reachable. No financial institution covers every corridor either. Plexo is that alliance layer for stablecoin settlement: institutions with payment demand meet institutions with local capacity, and every member keeps its own license, clients, and compliance decision.

Route Participants Status Settlement

LON > LAGEMI ↔ LICENSED OTC DESK MATCHEDSETTLED · 20S

SGP > MNLPSP ↔ E-WALLET OPERATOR MATCHEDSETTLED · 26S

FRA > NBOBANK ↔ MOBILE MONEY IN REVIEWCOMPLIANCE FIRST

DXB > BOGEXCHANGE ↔ LOCAL PSP MATCHEDSETTLED · 31S

YOUR CORRIDORYOU ↔ THE NETWORK OPENBOOK A CALL

Examples are illustrative — actual settlement times vary by corridor and counterparty.

Stablecoins move value. Plexo connects the licensed institutions that move it.

How it works

How a transfer works.

01 · CONNECT

Join the network

KYB review, license verification, AML policy review. Double-vetted — by Plexo and by your counterparty — before anything moves.

02 · MATCH

Post a transfer intent

Plexo collects the compliance package from both sides — company, ownership, transaction evidence — and your counterparty reviews it before accepting.

03 · SETTLE

Funds move directly

Stablecoins move institution to institution. Fiat reaches the beneficiary. Every step lands in an auditable evidence record.

Integration

Start on the platform.
Automate what proves out.

Phase 1 · The workspace

Your first corridor runs through the Plexo platform

Discovery, documents, terms, review, settlement confirmation — in one operating surface. No integration project, no engineering time to open the corridor.

Phase 2 · The API

Proven flows move into automation

Once a corridor flow is configured and proven, it becomes API-triggered — statuses, documents, transfer events. Automation after understanding, not before.

Manual first is a feature, not a delay.

Roadmap

One mechanism, four phases.

PHASE 01

OTC corridor matching

Counterparty matching, compliance relay, transaction tracing. The network learns where corridors break — from real transfers, not assumptions.

PHASE 02

Policy & API automation

Policy gates, API events, and qualified routing for repeatable flows. Configured corridors move from platform operations into automation.

PHASE 03

Liquidity & financing

Large-ticket support and cross-chain, cross-stablecoin continuity attached to proven, permissioned routes.

PHASE 04

Execution capabilities

Named IBANs, payout rails, and treasury services through partner rails — each governed by partner approval, while licenses stay where they belong.

The trust graph compounds through every phase.

Who it's for

Two roles. One network.

For licensed operators serving business cross-border flows. Roles are corridor-specific — most members play both.

Need outbound routes

Your payment demand needs a reviewed path into hard markets.

Can deliver locally

Your payout capacity needs cleaner, qualified inbound flow.

Operate on both sides

Send on one corridor, receive on another — the same membership.

PSPs Exchanges with B2B desks Mobile money operators Banks & EMIs OTC desks Licensed wallets

First transfer

Returning corridor

Integrations to start

The longer you're in the network, the cheaper compliance gets.

Timings cover matching, compliance review, and stablecoin settlement on the platform; fiat delivery depends on the local payout rail.

Why join now

The founding cohort is assembling now.

A curated group of licensed institutions defining corridors, compliance standards, and product direction together — before public launch.

Co-design the standards The compliance and operating standard is built from live transfers with founding partners — not announced to them.
Shape corridor priorities Your corridors and volumes decide where the network opens next.
Early movers shape the network Trust history starts compounding from your first transfer. The earliest members define what good looks like.

The people

Built by operators, advised by the people who run this market.

Anton Titov

CEO & Co-Founder

Founded a dual-licensed European VASP. Built cross-border stablecoin corridors across developed and emerging markets.

Prior-company licensing history is background experience, not a claim that Plexo itself holds those licenses.

Roman Shprenger

CTO & Co-Founder

Ex-adtech founder. Built infrastructure handling 50M+ daily events. Architecting Plexo's clearing infrastructure.

Christian Niedermueller

ex-COO KuCoin EU · CEO, LianLian Global Europe

Georg Hauer

ex-General Manager, N26

Matthias Bauer-Langgartner

Head of Policy, Chainalysis

Ashley Shen

ex-Head of Treasury, Kraken & KuCoin

“The challenge is not the promise of stablecoins, but the complexity of adopting them safely at scale across technology, regulation, and operations. This is exactly where Plexo stands out.”