Payments and settlement
Cross-Border Settlement
Source local stablecoin liquidity through RFQ so payment providers can settle cross-border flows with clearer pricing and counterparties.
Example
A payment provider or institution settles international transactions using stablecoins and local-currency pegged digital assets.
Market challenge
Cross-border settlement requires dependable local rails, but liquidity can be fragmented across regional providers and OTC relationships.
Before and after ORDIS
Move from manual coordination to private RFQ execution.
Before
×Regional OTC relationships
×Opaque local pricing
×Manual reconciliation
×Delayed settlement updates
After
✓Corridor RFQ routing
✓Local LP competition
✓API execution handoff
✓Settlement status updates
How ORDIS helps
A clear path from intent to execution.
Capture payment need
The platform submits corridor, size, asset pair, and settlement constraints.
Source corridor liquidity
ORDIS routes the RFQ to LPs supporting the local-currency stablecoin.
Lock execution
The best quote is accepted within the payment workflow.
Track settlement
Status updates feed back into the provider's operations system.
Customer value
Designed to expand
Each new corridor can reuse the same RFQ, execution, and settlement-status pattern, creating a repeatable route for regional liquidity coverage.
Recommended integration paths
Choose the path that fits the customer.
Next step
Map this workflow to your operating model.
Explore the workflow with ORDIS to align asset coverage, users, settlement routes, controls, and integration scope.
Broader opportunity
The same RFQ infrastructure can support additional assets, liquidity providers, integration methods, and partner surfaces over time.