Every currency you hold.
One place they settle.

Dollars, dirhams, shillings, rupees, stablecoins and tokenised assets — held as balances on a single settlement rail. Say what you want, see it read back to you priced, and watch it settle in seconds.

Fourteen ways to hold value Three corridors One settlement rail

The problem

Money that crosses a border stops being yours for a few days.

Not because anyone intends it. Because value still moves by being handed between institutions, each holding it briefly, each taking a cut.

3+

An account for every market

A bank per currency, a broker per asset class, a trade bank per corridor. None share a ledger, and none see all of your money at once.

3–5 days

Spent in transit, not in your control

Correspondent chains pass a payment between banks. You watch it leave one side and wait for it to appear on the other.

8.46%

The average cost of sending money to East Africa

Most of it sits in the exchange rate rather than the fee, which is why it rarely appears on a statement.

World Bank Remittance Prices, Q3 2025

$1M

The usual minimum to own anything interesting

Property, private credit, gold, fine art. Priced for institutions and closed to almost everyone else.

The signature interaction

Say what you want.
Watch it settle.

No transfer forms, no correspondent codes, no waiting for a value date. It reads your request, restates it with your actual figures, and waits to be told to go ahead.

01 · Speak

Say it in your own words.

Speak or type. No amounts in boxes, no picking a corridor from a list.

02 · Understand

It shows you what it heard.

The request is parsed into intent, amount, source and destination — then priced against your real balances.

03 · Confirm

Nothing has moved yet.

Not a summary of your sentence — the priced plan. Amount, source, rate, fee, what arrives. It waits for you.

04 · Settle

Then it happens, in seconds.

Four steps land in sequence and the balance moves. The same trace files itself into Activity as the record.

What you can hold

One balance. Every form value takes.

Cash, digital currency and tokenised real assets sit side by side in the same account, priced against each other in real time.

Tap to pick things up. However many you take, it stays one balance.

Fiat Crypto Tokenised assets
0Things held
1Balance

Pick something to begin

Who it is for

One account that grows with you.

You open it once. What it does changes as your life does — the same account, the same balances, from a first salary through to a shipment leaving port.

The same account throughout. Nothing to migrate, nothing to reopen, and no balance left behind in an institution you have outgrown.

The card

Spend from whichever balance makes sense.

Not the one you remembered to top up. Choose the balance it draws from, freeze it in a tap, and set a monthly limit — in four finishes.

Chivalry Money

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  • Any balancePick the currency it spends from, per card
  • FreezeOne tap, instantly, and back again
  • Monthly limitSet it yourself, change it whenever
  • Drawn, not printedThe guilloche is generated from a formula, not an image

Where we open

The UAE first. Then the corridors that need it most.

Each market opens under its own regulated wrapper before the next begins. We would rather be late and licensed than early and improvising.

Drag to rotate · hover a market

Every market, one hub

Each market opens in sequence, and every one settles against the same ledger.

10
Cities
1
Settlement rail

First market

United Arab Emirates

Multi-currency balances, cards and cross-border settlement for residents and businesses, with tokenised assets alongside.

Next

Africa

Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Rwanda and South Africa, connected through partner banks and the mobile-money rails people already use.

Then

Central Asia

Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan — remittance corridors and commodity trade that still settle on paper.

Built by people who have run this before

    Underneath

    Built on a rail that doesn't expire.

    Most financial infrastructure is secured by cryptography that regulators expect to retire by 2030. Ours was built after that problem was known, on the standards that replace it.

    Live
    In production since May 2025
    A running settlement network, not a roadmap
    Audited
    Independently reviewed
    Third-party security audit complete
    10s
    Deterministic finality
    Settlement that cannot be reversed or reordered
    FIPS 203/205
    Post-quantum standards
    The cryptography built to outlast the current generation

    The settlement network is Quantum Secure.