Welcome to this week’s edition—where the future of finance isn’t just arriving; it’s already rewriting the rules.
We’re thrilled to spotlight ChainComply’s Pavlina Pavlova in our flagship Q&A, as she shares how her platform is turning crypto compliance from a headache into a superpower for banks and institutions—bridging the old world and the new with audit-ready tools that scale trust at speed.
Samarth Shekhar kicks off our brand-new analysis section with sharp takes on standout deals like Bleap’s self-custodial revolution, Pace’s agentic AI for insurance, and Gridline’s infrastructure play powering private markets for wealth advisors.
Meanwhile, Frank Schwab drops a must-read piece on the Great Wealth Transfer: why today’s biggest risk for private wealth isn’t volatility—it’s generational irrelevance if institutions don’t embrace digital-native realities.
And in our Funding Rounds roundup, we celebrate the builders raising serious capital to fuel what’s next: from tokenized assets and AI agents to stablecoin rails and beyond. These aren’t just checks—they’re votes of confidence in a bolder, more inclusive financial system.
Buckle up. The stories ahead are packed with vision, traction, and real momentum. Let’s dive in—you won’t want to miss how these innovators are shaping tomorrow’s banking landscape.
A Q&A with ChainComply’s Pavlina Pavlova on Building Audit‑Ready Crypto Compliance
In the ever-evolving intersection of cryptocurrency and traditional finance, where innovation meets regulation, ChainComply emerges as a beacon for seamless compliance.
Founded by Pavlina Pavlova, a globetrotting blockchain enthusiast with deep roots in banking, fintech, and crypto across six continents and twenty countries, alongside co-founder Łukasz Łukaszewski, an entrepreneurial force who previously launched the first prime P2P lending platform in Central and Eastern Europe, and CTO Nikolay Stanev, the team draws from personal frustrations as crypto investors navigating rigid banking systems.
What began as a quest to demystify crypto’s source of wealth for banks has blossomed into a cutting-edge platform that’s already empowering institutions worldwide. Dive into this exclusive Q&A with Pavlina to uncover how ChainComply is revolutionizing compliance, making crypto accessible and auditable at scale—it’s a story of vision, grit, and the future of finance you won’t want to miss.
1- Tell us about yourself and your co-founder(s).
We’re a team with backgrounds in banking, fintech, and crypto infrastructure, focused on building practical compliance tools that enable regulated, scalable growth.
I come from a background spanning banking, fintech, and crypto infrastructure. The idea for ChainComply started with my own experience as a crypto investor who also needed to live a very traditional life – buying property, renovating, getting married – situations where crypto-related funds have to re-enter the regulated financial system.
I saw firsthand how difficult it was to explain a legitimate crypto source of wealth to banks. Together with my co-founders, who shared similar experiences across banking and fintech, it became clear that this gap wasn’t just personal but systemic. Building ChainComply was a natural response: creating infrastructure that allows banks to work with crypto safely, confidently, and at scale.
Read more from the interview: Building Audit‑Ready Crypto Compliance
Deal Highlights
My understanding: Bleap is perhaps the first self-custodial checking account (user holds the money on-chain directly – no bank risk, no freezing or blocking of funds etc. as is the case with challenger banks). It offers yield and payments / global remittance (no SWIFT!). Not regulated yet, so not a “bank” and no lending. Watching this space for early adopters, while thinking about how Bleap will make money and potentially go mainstream. Excited for them!
Ex-Revolut staffers raise $6m for self-custodial money app…Bleap’s self-custodial account aims to bring everyday money tools into one place. From a single balance, users can spend globally with no FX markups, earn cashback paid directly in stablecoins, move money instantly across borders, and earn yield. Since a pre-seed in late 2024, the firm has signed up more than 20,000 users and processed over $30 million in transactions in 2025 alone…“Blockchain isn’t an add-on for us, it’s the settlement layer. Stablecoins sit at the centre, enabling predictable spending, instant remittances, and global access by default, while the experience remains familiar and simple.”
Startups and existing players are looking to target inefficiencies in insurance from different angles – e.g. automating insurance-specific workflows- say underwriting, claims automation via document processing etc.; “horizontal” agentic AI players expanding into insurance. Expect Pace to take on the outsourced work with humans in the loop (question: how does this compare with offshore entities going agentic?), rather than replace core systems.
Pace raises $10m to automate insurance operations… Pace, an agentic AI startup automating insurance operations, has raised $10m in a Series A led by Sequoia Capital to accelerate AI adoption across insurance workflows. Founded in 2024 by CEO Cuffe, the firm develops agentic AI systems capable of handling submissions, claims processing, and other document-heavy work. …“The internet first gave rise to outsourcing in the 1990s and 2000s, letting work be done anywhere. Now we’re seeing the same shift, where work that was outsourced offshore can be done by AI.”
Gridline is bringing AI-powered diligence module (AltComply) and a full lifecycle workflow proposition from diligence, onboarding, execution to compliance and reporting. This seems to be less of a marketplace play than iCapital or CAIS and can be attractive to firms looking to scale private markets investing with solid diligence and reporting.
Gridline Raises $18.5 Million Series A to Power Private Market Investing for the Wealth Channel…With private market assets projected to reach $32 trillion by 2030, the need for scalable, purpose-built infrastructure is accelerating….Gridline provides advisory firms with a centralized platform that supports the full private markets operating lifecycle, replacing spreadsheets, PDFs, and disconnected portals with a single system for investment diligence, onboarding, execution, oversight, and reporting. This foundation helps firms reduce manual effort, mitigate operational risk, and scale private market offerings with institutional discipline.
Read on for more on the founders and investors in the news last week. If you are building or backing “what’s next in finance” and want to spread the word with our network of 20K+, reach out to Samarth Shekhar or Frank Schwab.
The biggest risk for private wealth institutions today is not crypto volatility. It is generational irrelevance.
by Frank Schwab
We are standing at the precipice of the “Great Wealth Transfer.” Over the next two decades, an estimated $84 trillion will pass from Baby Boomers to Gen X and Millennials.
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When the patriarch passes the portfolio down, the next generation will not keep their assets in a distinct, siloed institution that takes three days to wire funds and dismisses digital assets as a fad. They will move that capital to digital-native custodians in a heartbeat.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/frankschwab_wealthmanagement-greatwealthtransfer-digitalassets-activity-7423961275338174464-Pb0W
FUNDING ROUNDS
WealthAi scores $1m in pre-Seed funding
WealthAi, a wealthtech company and the first AI-driven operating system (OS) designed specifically for wealth managers, family offices and private banks, has raised an initial $1m pre-seed in a round led by Fuel Ventures and Founders Factory.
One in three wealth management professionals rely on 10 or more separate systems in their daily work with client information fragmented across platforms that don’t communicate to one another. As a result, advisers are forced to manually rekey data, consuming valuable time, increasing operational risk and driving up costs.
Despite acknowledging their digital immaturity, digital transformation for wealth managers, private banks and family office managers has been slow. These individuals consistently cite the cost, complexity and risk of disrupting day-to-day client service as key barriers to overhauling core systems, leaving many stuck with technology that no longer supports how advice is delivered today.
https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/108669/wealthai-scores-1m-in-pre-seed-funding?utm_medium=dailynewsletter&utm_source=2026-1-30&member=137481
Mantas raises $1.77m to bring parametric insurance to cloud downtime
Mantas, a company focused on insuring digital infrastructure risks, has emerged from stealth after securing a $1.77m seed funding round to launch parametric insurance for cloud downtime.
The seed round includes participation from Nuwa Capital, Suhail Ventures, Plus VC, OQAL Angel Syndicate, and strategic angel investors.
The capital will be used to support product development, strengthen risk modelling, and fund early customer deployments across the MENA region and North America.
Mantas’ launch comes amid increasing reliance on hyperscale cloud infrastructure, where even short outages can halt transactions, disrupt operations, and damage customer trust. Instead of relying on lengthy claims processes, Mantas’ parametric model enables fast and transparent payouts once predefined outage conditions are met, providing businesses with immediate financial certainty.
skrooge.ai secures $1.85m seed round to scale AI accounting
skrooge.ai, an AI-enabled accounting and tax service provider focused on small and medium-sized businesses in the UAE, has raised $1.85m in a seed funding round.
The seed round was completed through SAFE notes and backed by fintech-experienced angel investors.
Founded by a five-person team with backgrounds spanning finance and technology, the company brings experience as both technology investors and operators.
At the centre of the company’s offering is the Skrooge App, an AI-driven platform designed to enhance the productivity of accounting professionals. Rather than selling standalone accounting software, the company provides an end-to-end managed service that blends experienced accountants with AI-first technology.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/26/skrooge-ai-secures-1-85m-seed-round-to-scale-ai-accounting/
OneDosh closes $3 million pre-seed round to build stablecoin-powered global payments infrastructure
OneDosh has closed a $3 million pre-seed funding round to build a stablecoin-powered money transfer platform designed for the realities of today’s global economy.
Founded in February 2025 by Jackson Ukuevo (Co-Founder & CEO), Godwin Okoye (Co-Founder), and Babatunde Osinowo (Co-Founder), OneDosh was created in response to a problem the team experienced firsthand while living and working across multiple countries: fragmented financial infrastructure.
From blocked cards and frozen accounts to slow cross-border transfers and restrictive currency controls, the founders encountered repeated friction moving money globally. Their conclusion was simple — the challenge is not demand for cross-border payments, but outdated infrastructure.
Paraglide raises $5m to bring AI agents to AR automation
Paraglide, an agentic AI platform for accounts receivable (AR), has raised a $5m seed round.
The seed round was co-led by Bessemer Venture Partners and DN Capital, with participation from Born Capital and The Nordic Web Ventures. The funding will support Paraglide’s European expansion.
Built for mid-market and enterprise B2B finance organisations, Paraglide deploys AI agents that run two-way billing communication throughout the entire AR lifecycle. In contrast with traditional AR tools that send one-way, templated reminders that customers often ignore, Paraglide’s agents engage in personal and contextual conversations at scale. They reply to customers’ billing queries, chase overdue invoices and take action across the financial stack to reduce Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) and improve cash flow.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/27/paraglide-raises-5m-to-bring-ai-agents-to-ar-automation/
LegalTech firm Antidote bags $5m Seed funding
Antidote, an AI-powered billing compliance platform for global law firms, has raised fresh funding as it looks to reduce revenue leakage linked to manual invoicing checks.
The company secured $5m in a Seed round led by Lakestar, with participation from Concept Ventures, The LegalTech Fund (TLTF) and a group of industry angel investors.
Antidote is designed to help law firms manage the growing burden of Outside Counsel Guidelines (OCGs), which set detailed rules on how firms record time and prepare invoices for clients. Many firms still rely on manual, end-of-month reviews, a process that can lead to write-offs, rejected bills and strained client relationships.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/26/legaltech-firm-antidote-bags-5m-seed-funding/
Ex-Revolut staffers raise $6m for self-custodial money app
A pair of Revolut veterans have raised $6 million in seed funding for Bleap, a startup offering a blockchain – and stablecoin-based self-custodial financial account.
Bleap’s self-custodial account aims to bring everyday money tools into one place. From a single balance, users can spend globally with no FX markups, earn cashback paid directly in stablecoins, move money instantly across borders, and earn yield.
Since a pre-seed in late 2024, the firm has signed up more than 20,000 users and processed over $30 million in transactions in 2025 alone. It has also started to expand beyond payments, letting users buy digital assets with no fees, and preparing to roll out fee-free trading features directly inside the app.
https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/47211/ex-revolut-staffers-raise-6m-for-self-custodial-money-app?utm_medium=dailynewsletter
Tenbin Raises $7 Million Led by Galaxy Ventures to Transform Onchain Capital Markets via new Asset Tokenization Protocol
Tenbin’s mission is to make tokenized assets better than their offchain counterparts by combining TradFi liquidity with DeFi composability, enabling onchain assets to trade, settle, and earn yield in ways previously inaccessible to traditional and crypto markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Tenbin Labs, a next-generation tokenization protocol, announced a $7 million seed round led by Galaxy Ventures, with participation from Wintermute Ventures, FalconX, GSR, Nascent, Variant, Archetype, Bankless Ventures and more. Tenbin is building the next generation of tokenized asset infrastructure by making onchain assets faster, more liquid, and more capable than their offchain counterparts. Tenbin’s mission is to accelerate the global adoption of onchain capital markets and tokenized assets, starting with gold, FX, and commodities.
Pace raises $10m to automate insurance operations
Pace, an agentic AI startup automating insurance operations, has raised $10m in a Series A led by Sequoia Capital to accelerate AI adoption across insurance workflows.
The funding reflects growing investor interest in boosting the insurance industry’s challenging operational processes.
Through the tranche, Pace is targeting tasks that have traditionally relied on business process outsourcing, with the goal of replacing manual, offshore-heavy workflows with AI-driven systems that improve speed, accuracy, and scalability.
Founded in 2024 by CEO Cuffe, the firm develops agentic AI systems capable of handling submissions, claims processing, and other document-heavy work. The technology is designed to operate at scale, managing structured and unstructured data that typically requires large teams of employees.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/28/pace-raises-10m-to-automate-insurance-operations/
Jelou raises $10m to scale WhatsApp-based transactional AI
Jelou, a FinTech company building AI agents that execute real financial operations inside messaging apps, has raised $10m in Series A funding to expand its WhatsApp-based transactional platform across the Americas.
The funding round was led by Wellington Access Ventures, with participation from Krealo, Credicorp’s corporate venture arm, and Collide Capital.
With this raise, Jelou has secured $13m in total funding, following a $3m Seed round previously led by Act One Ventures and Arca Continental Ventures.
The capital will be used to scale Brain, Jelou’s core platform that enables businesses to build and deploy AI agents capable of securely executing transactions directly within WhatsApp. These AI agents are designed to go beyond basic customer support, handling actions such as executing payments, opening bank accounts, verifying identity, underwriting credit, and progressing financial workflows entirely within a chat conversation.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/26/jelou-raises-10m-to-scale-whatsapp-based-transactional-ai/
HeyMax raises $11m Series A to scale travel loyalty across APAC
HeyMax, a Singapore-headquartered loyalty and travel rewards platform, has raised $11m in Series A funding to accelerate product development and expand its regional footprint across Asia-Pacific.
The funding round was led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from strategic investor Betatron Venture Group. Existing backers January Capital and Tenity also continued their support. Additional investors included Rob Rosenstein, co-founder and chairman of Agoda, and David Lee, FinTech advisor, independent bank director, and former president of Visa APAC.
Founded in 2023, HeyMax operates a platform designed to unify fragmented loyalty and travel rewards ecosystems. Through its flagship rewards currency, Max Miles, consumers can earn and redeem value seamlessly across brands, payment cards, airlines, and hotels.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/28/heymax-raises-11m-series-a-to-scale-travel-loyalty-across-apac/
Mine raises $14m to launch AI money agent for young adults
Mine, a personal finance company for young adults, has raised $14m in Series A funding to support the launch of its AI-powered money agent and accelerate the development.
The $14m Series A round was led by 359 Capital, with participation from Kleiner Perkins and new investor FJ Labs. Existing backers Y Combinator and U.S. News & World Report also joined the round. This latest raise brings the company’s total capital raised to $28m.
The funding coincides with the company’s rebrand to Mine, a move that reflects its ambition to make money management feel more personal for a new generation of young Americans.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/26/mine-raises-14m-to-launch-ai-money-agent-for-young-adults/
Gridline Raises $18.5 Million Series A to Power Private Market Investing for the Wealth Channel
Funding supports continued platform expansion and AI-powered diligence innovation as private markets become core to advisory portfolios
ATLANTA, GA – January 27, 2026 – Gridline, a turnkey alternatives management platform designed to help advisory firms build and manage private market investments, today announced it has raised $18.5 million in Series A funding led by FINTOP.
The funding will accelerate Gridline’s mission to replace fragmented systems and manual workflows with a single, integrated platform purpose-built to support private market investing with the scale, reliability, and operational rigor required in the wealth channel.
Private market investments have evolved from niche allocations to a core component of client portfolios. Yet many advisory firms continue to manage these investments across disconnected tools, spreadsheets, and service providers, creating operational risk, limited scale, and slowed adoption.
https://gridline.co/gridline-raises-series-a-power-private-market-investing-wealth-channel/
InsurTech firm Fulcrum raises $25m to scale broker automation
Fulcrum, a US-based InsurTech company focused on automating back-office processes for insurance brokers, has raised $25m as it looks to expand the reach of its software among some of the largest brokerage houses in the country.
The company secured the funds across its seed and Series A funding rounds, according to Life Insurance International.
The financing was led by venture capital firm CRV, with backing from South Park Commons, Foundation Capital and a number of angel investors.
Founded to modernise operational workflows in the insurance sector, Fulcrum develops automation tools designed to reduce the manual burden placed on brokerage teams. Its platform enables brokers to streamline tasks such as analysing coverage and claims, generating proposals, checking policies, preparing sales materials for clients and carriers, and issuing certificates.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/29/insurtech-firm-fulcrum-raises-25m-to-scale-broker-automation/
ZBD secures $40m funding to scale gaming payments
ZBD, a payments innovator powering real-money transactions for games and apps, has announced a new funding round of $40m.
The company has secured $40m in Series C financing, with the round backed by Blockstream Capital Partners (BCP), which will support ZBD’s ambition to become a core payments infrastructure provider for game developers and digital platforms.
ZBD uses the Bitcoin Lightning Network to enable real-money embedded payments at scale, providing what it describes as a compliant and frictionless layer for money movement within games. The company already processes more than 120 million transactions each year and has doubled the number of games integrated with its software development kit over the past 12 months. Its technology is currently used by developers including TapNation, Fumb Games and PlayEmber, which distribute rewards to players in fiat currencies, bitcoin and gift cards.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/23/zbd-secures-40m-funding-to-scale-gaming-payments/
Zocks Raises $45M Series B to Accelerate AI-Powered Automation for Financial Advisors
Co-led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and QED Investors, new round brings total funding to $65M and will expand AI capabilities from efficiency tool to business growth engine.
Zocks, the privacy-first AI platform for financial advisors, today announced it has raised $45 million in Series B funding co-led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and QED Investors, along with participation from Illuminate Financial and all existing investors, including Motive Partners, Expanse Venture Partners, Entrée Capital, and 14Peaks Capital. The round brings total funding for Zocks to $65 million, and follows its $13.8 million Series A in March 2025.
With the new funding, Zocks will continue to expand its agentic AI capabilities beyond automating administrative work. It can help advisors identify new planning opportunities across their entire book of business and act on them faster by suggesting what to do next, based on contextual insights.
Lunar raises €46m to fuel Nordic banking expansion
Nordic challenger bank Lunar, a digital full-service bank serving consumers and businesses, has announced a €46m capital increase to accelerate growth across the Nordic region.
The €46m investment will be used to scale Lunar’s fast-growing business banking offering, further develop its lending proposition, and support expansion into new Nordic markets including Norway and Finland.
Lunar has seen increasing adoption of paid subscriptions across both consumer and business segments, with its business customer base reaching 40,000 users in January.
The round was led by a combination of existing and new shareholders, highlighting continued confidence in Lunar’s strategy and execution. Existing backers Heartland and Orbit Alliance participated in the raise, alongside new investor 100A, a London-based fintech investor focused on Series A and later-stage companies.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/27/lunar-raises-e46m-to-fuel-nordic-banking-expansion/
Scaling Rogo to Build the Future of Finance: Our $75M Series C and European Expansion
Today, we’re announcing that Rogo has raised a $75 million Series C led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from Henry Kravis and Wells Fargo, and continued support from previous investors Thrive Capital, Khosla Ventures, Tiger Global, and J.P. Morgan, bringing our total funding to more than $165 million. We’re also opening our first international office in London, led by my co-founder John Willett.
We’ll use this capital to scale the world’s first truly agentic end-to-end AI system for financial workflows and to expand deployment of that system across large firms globally. This funding will immediately accelerate our expansion into Europe. Over the next year, John will be on the ground to partner with European financial institutions on advancing their AI priorities.
Mesh Secures $75M Series C, Reaches $1B Valuation to Build the Universal Crypto Payments Network
Unicorn status validates momentum as the only unified global payments network for today’s borderless, tokenized economy
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Mesh, the leading crypto payments network, today announced it closed a $75 million Series C funding round, bringing its total amount raised to over $200 million and valuing the company at $1B. Dragonfly Capital led the round, with participation from Paradigm, Moderne Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, SBI Investment, and Liberty City Ventures.
Crypto is making the payment rails built for an analog world obsolete, and Mesh is leading this movement by connecting a fragmented global crypto market and bypassing the slow settlements and excessive fees long established by traditional finance.
Superstate Raises $82.5 Million, Cashing in on Wall Street’s Tokenization Bonanza
Tokenization-focused startup Superstate has raised $82.5 million in a Series B funding round, the company announced Thursday, underscoring the growing popularity of bringing traditional Wall Street assets on-chain.
The round was led by Bain Capital’s crypto division and Distributed Global. The funds of numerous prominent crypto investors also participated, including Katie Haun’s Haun Ventures and Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital.
Superstate builds infrastructure that moves traditional assets, like stocks and government securities, onto blockchain networks including Ethereum and Solana. In the last year, that trend has exploded from a curiosity on Wall Street to a near-standard practice.
Industry titan BlackRock’s once-experimental BUIDL fund—a tokenized money market fund— debuted on Ethereum in 2024. It has since grown by several billion dollars and expanded to numerous other blockchains.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blackrock-ethereum-anchoring-wall-streets-225829049.html
Credit Key lands $90m in growth capital and partnership with Barings
Credit Key states the new funds will be used to “accelerate product development, scale partnerships with platform partners, and expand merchant relationships”.
US-based Credit Key is expanding its B2B payments and financing platform, securing $90 million in growth capital and partnering with Barings, a global investment management firm.
Established in 2015 by CEO John Tomich, Credit Key offers buy now, pay later (BNPL) and other flexible payment services that can be integrated into businesses’ e-commerce and sales workflows.
Credit Key says it has earmarked the new funds to “accelerate product development, scale partnerships with platform partners, and expand merchant relationships”.
French fintech Pennylane secures €175m funding round
Bloomberg reports that the round values the company at $4.25 billion – around €3.6 billion – an increase from the €2 billion valuation secured after its €75 million raise in April 2025.
Pennylane, a French provider of financial management and accounting solutions, has secured a €175 million funding round to ramp up its research and development (R&D) efforts and advance its European expansion strategy.
The round was led by new investors TCV and Blackstone Growth, with participation from existing shareholders DST Global, CapitalG, Sequoia Capital, and Meritech Capital.
Founded in 2020, Pennylane says it is building “the financial operating system for European SMEs”. Backed by a team of 1,000 employees, the firm’s accounting platform offers a suite of integrated tools, including cash flow management, expense tracking, capital deposits, customer invoicing, payments, and financial forecasting.
Upwind raises $250m series B to scale runtime-first cloud security
Upwind, a runtime-first cloud security company, has raised $250m in Series B funding as it looks to accelerate product development and global expansion amid strong enterprise adoption.
The funding round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from Salesforce Ventures and Picture Capital. Existing backers including Greylock, Cyberstarts, Craft Ventures and TCV also participated. The raise brings the company’s total funding to $430m.
The Series B marks the start of what Upwind calls “The Next Wave”, a new phase focused on scaling its runtime-first approach to cloud security as enterprises adopt AI-driven and real-time cloud applications.
The company operates in the cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) market.
Upwind was built around the belief that effective cloud security must rely on runtime evidence rather than posture snapshots.
https://fintech.global/2026/01/26/upwind-raises-250m-series-b-to-scale-runtime-first-cloud-security/
As we close this edition, one thing stands clear: finance is no longer evolving—it’s accelerating toward a world where compliance powers innovation, AI handles the heavy lifting, and borders fade for those who build the right rails. From Pavlina’s ground-up approach at ChainComply to the bold bets on tokenized assets, self-custody, and agentic workflows, these founders and teams remind us that the greatest opportunities lie at the edges—where regulation meets reinvention.
Thanks for joining us this week. Keep building, keep questioning, and stay ahead of the curve.
See you next edition—more insights, more inspiration, more of what’s coming next in finance. Until then, forward.