FSCO STACK01

Connect financial
services to Web3

Acquire the stack. Or build with our team.

FSCO Stack

FSCO STACK02

Two commercial paths

Acquire FSCO Stack

Explore ownership of the technology as the foundation for your platform strategy.

Review the architecture, source-code scope, dependencies and transition requirements.

Engage FSCO

Work with our team on Web2-to-Web3 integration.

Define the use case, map the systems and scope implementation around your operating model.

Asset scope, rights and services are subject to diligence and agreement.

FSCO STACK03

The integration foundation

Connect existing applications to shared Web3 services.

Your existing systems

Business applications
Banking and provider interfaces
Identity and operational data

FSCO Stack

Wallets and stablecoin workflows
Digital assets and smart contracts
APIs, webhooks and platform events

FSCO STACK04

Core platform services

Money movement

Wallet infrastructure, stablecoin operations and bank integration workflows.

Assets and contracts
Token creation, contract management and blockchain connectivity.

Identity and operations

Organisation access, identity workflows, activity records and notifications.

Data and integration
APIs, webhooks, document processing and event-driven services.

FSCO STACK05

Sendr

White-label stablecoin remittance

The customer experience

Onboarding and verification
Recipient management
Transfer quotes and initiation
Transaction history

The connected workflow

Coordinate stablecoin settlement with local payout workflows.

A product foundation for financial services companies building a branded remittance experience.

Corridors and provider availability depend on the implementation.

FSCO STACK06

JUST Finance

Financial products connected to Web3

The product experience

Wallet details and balances
Provider-based savings
Deposits and withdrawals
Transaction activity

Your brand and offering

A white-label foundation for bringing financial offerings into a Web3 customer journey.

Scope the providers, product access and operating responsibilities for each implementation.

Financial products and terms depend on the provider and jurisdiction.

FSCO STACK07

Visibility across the operation

Mission Control brings platform activity into an operational view.

What teams can observe

Platform events
Wallets and transactions
Contract lifecycle activity
On-chain and off-chain records

Integration context

Shared platform events support a view across services.

Bank API references and technical documentation support integration assessment and development.

Mission Control observes activity. Bank API samples are reference and mock implementations.

FSCO STACK08

Acquisition discussion

A technical review establishes what the buyer would take forward.

Technology and ownership

Architecture and service boundaries
Product and source-code inventory
IP and dependency assessment
Third-party integration review

Transition planning

Deployment and operating requirements
Knowledge transfer
Support and handover scope
Commercial and asset boundaries

Proposed diligence topics, not a statement of verified ownership or transferability.

FSCO STACK09

Services engagement

Begin with one business workflow and an agreed delivery scope.

Define and design

Identify the business outcome and user journey.

Map existing systems, providers and responsibilities.

Select the platform capabilities needed.

Implement and hand over

Scope API integration or a white-label product implementation.

Plan deployment and validation.

Agree operational handover and support requirements.

FSCO STACK10

What are you
building next?

Discuss a stack acquisition or your next integration.

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