Conduit is the global money network powered by stablecoins — cross-border payment infrastructure that lets businesses send money internationally, hold funds and convert currencies faster and at lower cost. Its platform unifies fiat and stablecoins on the same API: companies can open named USD accounts and crypto wallets for customers around the world in seconds, receive pay-ins, hold USD/EUR/GBP in virtual accounts plus stablecoins across multiple chains, and send payouts via SWIFT, SEPA Instant, Fedwire, FedNow, RTP, PIX, SPEI and near-instant local rails — plus USDC, USDT and USDH.

Africa is one of Conduit’s core corridors: its clients include African fintech leaders Moniepoint, Grey and Waza, alongside Latin American names like Mercado Bitcoin and Fondeadora — and it’s backed by Helios (the Africa-focused investor), Dragonfly, Altos Ventures, Sound Ventures, Circle Ventures and Coinbase Ventures. The platform is built for historically hard-to-bank regions, onboarding customers from 100+ countries with compliance (KYB/AML, transaction monitoring) handled by default and multi-bank execution across 8 US banking partners for uptime and resilience. Two products serve different users: a Global USD API for fintechs and platforms embedding accounts and payment rails, and a no-code treasury dashboard for finance teams managing international payments. Conduit is registered with FinCEN (US) and FINTRAC (Canada), and registered with the Bank of Canada as a payment service provider.