Web2.5 Finance

One regulated account for
fiat and stablecoin operations

USD banking, stablecoin wallets, and compliant on/off-ramps in a single operating account. SWIFT and on-chain settlement from the same interface.

Fiat
USD
EUR
🇦🇪AED
HKD
NXOS
On-Chain
USDC
USDT
BTC
Bidirectional settlement
The gap

Two financial systems.
Zero integration.

Banks restrict or reject crypto-adjacent businesses. Crypto platforms don't connect to SWIFT. The standard workaround is parallel infrastructure: separate bank accounts, OTC desks, and exchange wallets, reconciled manually.

Nxos is a single regulated account across both rail types. Fiat and stablecoin balances, conversion, and settlement in one place.

#1

operational blocker for crypto-adjacent businesses: banking access.

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the overhead of running separate fiat and crypto financial stacks.

The problem

Existing infrastructure doesn't span both worlds

01

Banking access

Most banks classify crypto-adjacent businesses as high-risk. Onboarding takes months when it happens at all. Services are restricted, monitoring is heavy, re-KYC is constant.

02

Fragmented stacks

Fiat accounts at one provider, crypto wallets at another, OTC desk in between. Each conversion is a separate compliance event with its own settlement window.

03

No unified view

Treasury sits across multiple platforms with no integrated reporting. Bank statements and on-chain transactions are reconciled manually, often in spreadsheets.

Use cases

Businesses with both fiat and crypto exposure

Funds

Crypto Funds

VC and hedge funds that take LP capital in fiat and deploy in stablecoins, or the reverse. Capital calls and distributions cross the fiat-crypto boundary on every cycle.

USD inUSDC out
Funds

RWA Funds

LP subscriptions in stables, asset acquisition in fiat. USD yields and dividends partially on-ramped back to crypto LPs. The fund operates across both rail types continuously.

USDC inUSD outYield on-ramp
Credit

Digital Private Credit

Crypto-denominated LP capital, fiat-denominated lending. Interest and principal repayments flow back on-chain. Both legs require compliant conversion.

Crypto LPFiat lendingRepayments
OpCos

Crypto-Adjacent Companies

Web3 infrastructure, security providers, software companies servicing crypto. Revenue in stables, expenses in fiat: payroll, suppliers, SaaS, legal.

RevenueExpenses
How it works

Fund, convert, settle, manage

01

Fund

Inbound via SWIFT, wire, or on-chain stablecoin transfer.

02

Convert

USD to USDC/USDT and back. Competitive rates, no third-party OTC desk.

03

Settle

Outbound via SWIFT to bank accounts or on-chain to wallets.

04

Manage

Unified treasury view across fiat and crypto. Full API access.

Infrastructure

What's included

USD + Stablecoin Accounts

USD via SWIFT/wire. USDC, USDT, BTC, and ETH across Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, and BSC. Single dashboard.

On/Off-Ramp

In-account conversion between fiat and stablecoins. No external OTC desk or exchange required.

Compliance

KYB/KYC, transaction monitoring, travel rule. Regulated infrastructure with full audit trail.

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API

Programmatic account access. Balances, conversions, and settlement triggers via REST API.

Fiat and crypto. One account.

Regulated operating account for businesses across both rail types. See the full platform overview.