Independent payments advisory for FX and CFD brokers who've outgrown their banking options.
You run a regulated business with real compliance programs, real clients, and real operational complexity. But to most banks, you're a category code—one that triggers automatic escalation, enhanced due diligence, and often, polite rejection.
You've been "exited" before, or you operate knowing it could happen. Every compliance request feels like it might be the last one before the letter arrives.
You're paying high-risk premiums despite running tighter compliance than many "low-risk" businesses. The pricing reflects your category, not your operations.
You can serve clients in 150 countries, but actually getting money to and from half of them efficiently? Different story.
Your partners expect fast, reliable payments. Your payment infrastructure makes that harder than it should be.
These aren't problems you can solve by finding a better bank. They're structural—built into how traditional payment infrastructure categorizes your industry. But the infrastructure is changing.
I'm an independent advisor, not a payment provider. I don't have a platform to sell you or a single solution that happens to fit every problem.
What I have is a decade of experience inside payments banking and relationships across traditional and stablecoin infrastructure.
I help you understand your real options—not the ones that sound good in a sales pitch—and build payment infrastructure that matches how your business actually operates.
You've probably heard the pitch: instant, borderless, cheap. Some of that's true. Some of it's marketing. Stablecoins are genuinely useful infrastructure for specific problems—cross-border settlement, banking-constrained corridors, speed-sensitive payments.
They're not a replacement for traditional banking, and they come with their own compliance and operational considerations. I help brokers figure out where stablecoins actually make sense in their payment stack—and where they don't.
Different segments face different payment realities. We understand the nuances of each.
Tier 2 Regional Brokers
You've built a compliant operation with the license, compliance team, and audit trail. But to banks, you're still a category code that triggers enhanced due diligence.
Tier 1 Global Brokers
Your size gives you leverage, but scale creates its own complexity. Multi-entity structures and correspondent banking friction cost more than transaction fees suggest.
Prop Trading Firms
High-volume small payouts to traders across 100+ countries, with the expectation of fast, reliable settlement that your brand depends on.
White Label Providers
You're solving payment challenges for every broker on your platform. Your payment capabilities are a competitive feature.
Tier 3 Emerging Market Brokers
Operating from offshore jurisdictions means accepting that most traditional banking infrastructure isn't available—or is expensive and unreliable.
Liquidity Providers
Institutional settlement flows where timing matters. Margin calls that need to settle in hours, not days.