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Institutional stablecoin coordination

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Plexo helps financial institutions find corridor-fit counterparties, form mutual connections and coordinate the people, approvals, terms and evidence around execution, while each institution retains approval and settlement control.

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From search to coordinated execution

01

Discover

Narrow the field to institutions that match the corridor.

02

Connect

Move forward only when both institutions choose the relationship.

03

Coordinate

Bring people, approvals, terms and evidence into one session.

The bilateral bottleneck

Every corridor still starts from zero.

A faster asset rail does not remove the work required to open a relationship. Teams still source a counterparty, validate capability, complete mutual review, align terms and coordinate execution. Then they repeat the process for the next corridor.

Five workstreams repeated per relationship

01

Counterparty search

Find an institution able to serve the corridor.

02

Capability validation

Confirm markets, assets and payout methods before fit is clear.

03

Mutual assessment

Each institution performs its own review.

04

Bilateral terms

Align commercial and operating terms for the relationship.

05

Execution coordination

Bring people, approvals and evidence together for execution.

Corridor-fit discovery

Turn corridor demandinto a shortlistof relevant institutions.

Compare institutions by market, supported assets, payout methods and operating capability. Narrow the field before investing in mutual review, then connect only when both sides choose to proceed.

Demand → capability fit → mutual connection

01

Discover

Narrow the market to institutions that match the corridor.

02

Review

Evaluate relevant profiles and capabilities under your own controls.

03

Connect

Create a Network Connection only after mutual choice.

Control by design

Coordinate the corridor without giving up institutional control.

Plexo structures the connection, information, decisions, approvals and evidence around a corridor session. Each institution keeps counterparty review, bilateral terms, execution and settlement under its own control. Plexo does not hold, transmit or convert funds.

Who coordinates · who decides · who settles

Structured coordination

Plexo organizes connection, session state, evidence and record.

Institutional authority

Each institution owns review, terms, approvals and execution.

Direct settlement

Counterparties settle institution-to-institution; Plexo does not take custody.

A repeatable operating sequence

Turn fragmented bilateral work into one structured corridor session.

Plexo gives both institutions a clear sequence from discovery and mutual connection through coordination, direct execution and record. Teams can see what happens next, who owns each decision and what evidence remains.

Operating sequence

  1. 01

    Discover

    Start with institutions that match the corridor.

  2. 02

    Connect

    Confirm mutual intent before operational work begins.

  3. 03

    Coordinate

    Align people, information, terms, approvals and evidence.

  4. 04

    Execute

    Institutions act directly under their own controls.

  5. 05

    Record

    Keep a structured session record for follow-up and repeat use.

Institutional fit

Bring corridor demand, local capability, or both.

Plexo is designed for licensed financial institutions serving business cross-border flows. Use the network to find destination capability you need, make local operating reach discoverable, or play different roles across different corridors.

Discuss your corridor fit

Three ways to create network value

Extend corridor reach

Find destination capability for markets you need to serve.

Make capability discoverable

Surface the markets, assets and payout methods you can support.

Play both roles

Seek reach in one corridor and provide capability in another.

Founding partner footprint

Founding partners. 75 markets covered.

Together, Plexo’s founding partners span 44 currencies across 75 markets in five regions. Their combined reach forms the starting footprint of the network.

Currencies
44
Markets
75
Regions
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World map showing the combined founding partner footprint across 75 markets, including the United Arab Emirates
Covered by founding partners Outside the combined footprint Combined founding partner footprint. Availability varies by institution and corridor.

Three institutional entry points

Entry point 01 · European fintech

Extend payout reach

Reach emerging markets without building every bilateral corridor from scratch.

Entry point 02 · Hong Kong institution

Build collection reach

Collect from overseas buyers through qualified institutions in destination markets.

Entry point 03 · Emerging-market fintechs

Open hard EM-to-EM corridors

Connect South-to-East and South-to-South flows where correspondent banking is slow, fragmented, or uneconomic.

Execution credibility / evidence-led profiles

Built by operators. Advised by Tier 1 market leaders.

Hands-on corridor and high-scale infrastructure experience, strengthened by leaders across global banking, payments, regulated operations, policy, treasury and liquidity.

Founders · 02

Anton Titov

01 Founder / Commercial execution

Anton Titov

Current role: Founder and CEO

Previous experience: Co-founder, Archway Finance · built stablecoin settlement gateways across 30+ markets

Thirteen years in fintech, including four focused on cross-border stablecoin payments. At Plexo he owns strategy, institutional sales, product direction and commercial conversion.

Roman Shprenger

02 Founder / Platform delivery

Roman Shprenger

Current role: Founder and CTO

Previous experience: Adtech founder · built systems processing 50M+ daily events

Designs Plexo’s network architecture, evidence systems and security model. His background is in scaling high-throughput platforms and translating complex infrastructure into product delivery.

Advisor bench · 05

03 Banking and payments
Kaushik Sthankiya

Kaushik Sthankiya

Current role: Global Head of Banking and Payments · Kraken

Previous experience: Visa and Mastercard · advisor to Stablecoin Standard, ClearBank, Banxa and Fiat Republic

Leads global bank and payment partnerships for one of the largest digital-asset platforms. Brings direct experience across banking rails, card networks and the fragmented infrastructure behind cross-border payments.

04 Regulated operations
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Confidential advisor

Current role: CEO, European payments infrastructure company

Previous experience: Former C-level executive at a top-10 global crypto exchange

Advises Plexo on regulated operations, governance and the institutional controls required for compliant European payments infrastructure.

05 Fintech operations
Georg Hauer

Georg Hauer

Current role: Fintech operator and strategic advisor

Previous experience: COO/CFO, HAWK:AI · GM, N26 DACH and Northern Europe · GM, Uber Europe

Brings operating, finance and go-to-market experience across regulated fintech and banking infrastructure, including responsibility for N26’s largest region and HAWK:AI’s international expansion.

06 Policy and regulation
Matthias Bauer-Langgartner

Matthias Bauer-Langgartner

Current role: Head of Policy Europe · Chainalysis

Previous experience: European Central Bank · Managing Director, Bitpanda · UK FCA and FCA Innovate

Works at the intersection of digital-asset policy, supervision and institutional adoption. His regulatory background spans the ECB and more than six years at the UK FCA, including the launch of its regulatory sandbox.

07 Treasury and liquidity
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Ashley Shen

Current role: Treasury and liquidity advisor

Previous experience: Head of Treasury · Kraken and KuCoin

Advises Plexo on treasury operations, liquidity infrastructure and the controls surrounding institutional transaction flows across digital-asset venues.

Advisor perspectives · 04

My test is operational: can a regulated business use the model without handing away the decisions it remains accountable for? Plexo is designed around that constraint. Each member retains its licence perimeter, customer relationship and final risk decision while participating in a shared workflow.

Confidential advisor Former C-level executive at a top-10 global crypto exchange

Fintech platforms become valuable when repeated bilateral work gives way to shared infrastructure. That is the opportunity I see in Plexo: not another payment rail, but the market structure around it. The key proof will be whether repeat use across counterparties makes each subsequent connection easier.

Georg Hauer Former General Manager, N26 · Former COO/CFO, HAWK:AI

Regulation does not become uniform because value moves on-chain. Each institution still needs an accountable decision based on its jurisdiction, licence and risk policy. Plexo is addressing the right layer: making counterparty evidence easier to reuse while leaving every regulated firm responsible for its own approval.

Matthias Bauer-Langgartner Head of Policy Europe at Chainalysis · Former UK FCA and ECB

From a treasury seat, speed is not the scarce resource; usable liquidity is. A corridor works only when liquidity is available in the right place, currency and time window without excessive prefunding. Plexo’s model targets that constraint by matching payment demand with local payout capacity while keeping capital limits visible.

Ashley Shen Former Head of Treasury at Kraken and KuCoin

Map your corridor fit

Bring your institution.Bring your corridor priorities.

Share the markets, supported assets, payout methods and operating role that matter to your institution. We’ll map those priorities against Plexo’s coordination model, assess mutual fit and identify a practical next step.

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Four inputs to assess corridor fit

Markets

Where corridor demand starts and ends.

Supported assets

Which stablecoin and settlement rails matter.

Payout methods

What destination capability is required.

Operating role

Where you seek reach, provide capability, or do both.