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Decoupled Acquiring &
Compliant Payout Architecture

Built on real trade service scenarios, connecting fiat acquiring with compliant payouts through a physically isolated architecture, ensuring clear licence boundaries and audit trails for every fund flow.

Architecture Overview

Three-Stage Decoupled Flow

01
Frontend Acquiring
  • Leveraging Canada MSB and Hong Kong MSO licence qualifications
  • Credit card or fiat acquiring based on real trade service scenarios
  • Using standard commercial MCC codes (e.g. 5999) to ensure acquiring channel compliance
02
Fund Parking
  • Fiat funds cleared to dedicated virtual accounts (VA)
  • Funds characterised as "fiat revenue lawfully owned by merchant/client"
  • Physical isolation and temporal buffer between fiat and crypto flows
03
User Decision & Routing
  • Fiat path: Client chooses fiat, MSO executes standard fiat remittance
  • Crypto path: Client chooses stablecoin, redirected to licensed OTC (OSL / MetaComp)
  • MSO only transfers VA funds to OTC trust account per instruction; OTC handles conversion

Detailed Process

Four Clear Stages

Business Verification

KYB enterprise due diligence, UBO identification, trade document cross-verification

Fiat Acquiring

Bank cards, bank transfers, local payments with order matching, clearing and reconciliation

Compliant Routing

Sanctions screening, transaction monitoring, 24-hour aggregation, routing to qualified partners

Settlement Execution

Licensed OTC independently executes conversion, returning auditable settlement status

Use Cases

Who It's Built For

E-Commerce

Multi-currency acquiring

Game Publishing

Global player payouts

Trade Services

Compliant cross-border settlement

Web3 Projects

On-chain payment access

Physical Separation of Fiat & Crypto Flows

Ensuring clear acquiring channel and licence boundary compliance

MSO handles fiat flows only throughout the entire process — no virtual asset involvement

Compliance obligations executed by licensed institutions; platform provides technical routing only