How does it work?

UNYX connects regulated financial institutions so they can settle cross-border payments directly for faster, cheaper and compliant transfers.

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Single source of truth

Step 1

Request a solution

Tell us the corridors, currencies, and volumes you need. We tailor onboarding to your institution instead of a one-size-fits-all setup.

Real-time settlement

Step 2

Join

Mutual due diligence, both ways: we verify your license and compliance program, and you verify ours, before a single transaction moves.

Foundation for the network

Step 3

Access

Send, receive, and hold multi-currency, multi-token, and stablecoin balances, and earn on the flow that moves through your corridor.

Read the ledger directly

Step 4

Connect your way

GET/v1/ledger/entries
{
"account":"acct_8f2..."
"status":"settled"
}

Go live through the Member Portal, a direct API, or a chat-based interface, whichever fits how your team already works. The snippet above is a live read straight from the ledger.

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The Technology Behind

One dashboard for every member on the network.

The Member Portal gives your team live market pricing, balances, payments, and compliance in one place, backed by the same ledger every settlement runs on.

Dashboard screenshot pending upload Blurred Members Portal screenshot ready to drop in once uploaded to the Assets panel.

The UNYX Members Portal, live market pricing and balances at a glance.

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How Settlement Works

Three different ways institutions move money across borders today, each with a different answer to who's allowed in, who's liable for compliance, and who actually earns from the transaction.

Comparison criteria

UNYX

Built for regulated institutions

Correspondent banking (SWIFT-messaged)

Closed-loop stablecoin systems

Settlement model

Direct peer-to-peer settlement on a shared ledger, no intermediary chain

Payment routes through a chain of intermediary banks, each hop adds time and cost

Direct on-chain settlement, no intermediary chain

Who can participate

Regulated, KYC/AML-verified financial institutions only

Only a few banks with a correspondent relationship

Anyone with a wallet, no licensing required

Compliance & data security

ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, every member verified once and recognized network-wide

Compliance is fragmented, each bank in the chain handles its own KYC independently

Typically pseudonymous, compliance is optional or absent by design

Business model

Members earn from the corridors they open, settlement is a revenue line, not just a cost

Smaller banks pay fees upstream to correspondent banks; it's a cost line, not a revenue line

Speculative, no structural mechanism for institutional revenue share