Liquidity-as-a-Service
Banks & financial institutions
Hold regulated accounts, provide clearing and settlement, and anchor liquidity for the markets they serve.
Network Operators
Regulated capacity, put to work.
Banks, exchange houses, MTOs and digital-asset custodians power the rails and turn their licenses and infrastructure into income generating assets from Remi network flows.
- Who
- Banks · MTOs · Custodians
- Services
- LaaS · RaaS · CaaS
- Direction
- Remi → Operator
- Upside
- Revenue from flows
Operator types
Three kinds of operator, one network.
Each operator type plugs regulated capacity into Remi Core through a dedicated service family.
Remittance-as-a-Service
Exchange houses & MTOs
Operate retail channels and local payout capacity, disbursing to bank credit, wallets and cash-out endpoints.
Crypto-as-a-Service
Digital-asset custodians
Provide regulated stablecoin custody and movement, supporting compliant funding and on/off-ramps where permitted.
How operators connect
Remi connects to you.
The primary integration direction is Remi → Operator: Remi connects outbound into your systems to execute and settle transactions. You don't call Remi's inbound API to receive instructions.
FIG.02 INTEGRATION DIRECTIONOUTBOUND · CALLBACK · DUAL
D01OUTBOUND
Remi integrates into your systems
Remi connects outbound to your APIs, clearing systems and settlement rails to execute and confirm transactions through internal adapter integrations.
D02CALLBACKS
You confirm status back
You may provide signed callback or polling endpoints for settlement confirmations and payout status that Remi-initiated flows reference.
D03DUAL-ROLE
Operate and participate
An operator that also originates its own transactions acts as a participant too, calling Remi's inbound API, onboarded and metered separately for each role.
Access controls, metering and audit trails are maintained separately per role
What each operator brings
Capacity in, control throughout.
Each operator type has its own role and requirements met with onboarding, visibility and audit that match how regulated institutions work.
Liquidity & settlement anchors
Hold fiat accounts, provide clearing access, and act as settlement and liquidity anchors.
- Institutional due diligence & onboarding
- Credential & certificate management for outbound connections
- Dashboard visibility into flows & balances
- Regulator-ready audit & reporting
Local payout capacity
Operate retail remittance channels and last-mile disbursement to cash, bank credit and wallets.
- Reliable outbound payout connectivity
- Fast status & exception reporting
- Payout distribution analytics
- Clear credential & endpoint lifecycle
Regulated digital-asset movement
Provide stablecoin custody and compliant funding and on/off-ramps where permitted.
- Legal-entity mapping by jurisdiction
- Address governance & approval workflows
- Travel-rule & sanctions-aware controls
- Deterministic on-chain / off-chain audit logging