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Six actors, two days, a dollar forty-five.
Six balance sheets before it is yours. Any of them can still take it back.
Zynth · Token native payment network
A token with your name on it, final in under a second.
The problem
Each one prices its own risk into your margin. The last one keeps your customer.
Zynth vs. traditional rails
Traditional card rails
$100 sale
You receive
$98.55
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Six balance sheets before it is yours. Any of them can still take it back.
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Paid directly, in a token that carries your name. Final on a weekend, across a border.
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Not a better rate on the old rail. A different rail — and nobody left in the middle holding your customer.
When payments stop being plumbing.It becomes a place to build.
What Zynth is
Money has never held instructions. Now it can.
How Zynth works
One movement, and the money never leaves your control.
Zynth issues the token. The margin, the data and the customer stay with you.
Token economics
Three kinds of money on one rail, each earning its own way.
Prepaid value on your books
A named, reloadable balance
Your token, your program
| Token | Cash out | P2P | Bearer | Open loop | Best for | Backing | Economics |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gift card liabilityPrepaid value on your books | Not available | Built in | Built in | Not available | Gifting, store credit and promotions | Unreserved | Cash up front, and unspent balances stay yours |
| Stored valueA named, reloadable balance | Your rules | Your rules | Not available | Not available | App pre-load, loyalty wallets, reload and pay | Safeguarded | One load, then $0.001 a payment instead of a card fee each time |
| Closed-loop stablecoinYour token, your program | Built in | Your rules | Your rules | Not available | Retail groups, franchises and venues on one token | Reserve-backed | The reserve earns for you, and the customer stays yours |
Every one runs on the same rail: final in under a second, $0.001 a payment.
Where this lands
Same argument. Different arithmetic.
Millions of members already carry your card. Everything behind it — banners, franchisees, vendors — settles with everything else.
Per year
Annual payments processed
Annual processing cost
Annual cost to carry
Additional revenue
Annual payments processed
1B payments a year, $50 average.
Annual processing cost
−$356M
0.71% blended — credit ~1.45%, debit ~$0.04.
Annual cost to carry
−$2.62M
$116M in transit at any time, at 2.25%.
Additional revenue
−$29.3M
324K chargebacks: the lost sale plus $25 each.
Annual payments processed
5.77M households at $8,659 a year each.
Annual processing cost
−$1M
1B payments at $0.001 each, flat.
Annual cost to carry
$0
Nothing in transit: final in under a second.
Additional revenue
+$479M
2.89M Wallets, half your households, $166 each.
Type your own volume — 392M, 20B or 20,000,000. Nothing leaves this page.
Directional, on a reference grocer: ~85% of sales on cards, 55% of card value on credit, $8,659 a household a year in store-bought food (Statistics Canada, 2023), 0.05% of card payments charged back, and half your households holding a week of groceries in a Wallet. It is a credit-card argument — Interac debit is a flat fee and a separate conversation. In transit means one day, the floor of the range, carried at the Bank of Canada's 2.25% policy rate: a cost of funds, not a yield.
The discount is a property of the token, not a coupon looked up at the till.
Money moving between businesses you already own, no longer priced by a network.
Staples and refills under mandates the shopper sets once.
A loaded balance is spend you already hold — and the reserve behind it earns.
Built for your operation
An SDK or a REST call in front. Validators that trust nothing behind.
Your team sees an API. Behind it, independent validators re-check everything, our own engine included.
Dedicated lanes hold the fee flat through your peak, not just a quiet Tuesday.
Days of float become inventory you buy the same afternoon.
Structured memos ride with each payment and post straight to your ERP.
Push payments end fraud reversals — and the team that fights them.
A Sunday in July settles like a Wednesday in March. No correspondent chain.
The SDK drops in beside the PSP you already run.
The ask
Now
Your name on it, the tiers, and your settlement data against our model.
Next
One part of the estate, funded by the members who trust you most. The card rail stays on.
Later
Consumer payment, vendor and franchise settlement, and your own books reconciling themselves.