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Five banks, days, six hundred dollars.
Fees and FX at every hop. Fewer than 3% of these arrive within the hour.
Zynth · Token native payment network
A deposit token or stablecoin, final in under a second.
The problem
Each one prices its own risk into the payment. The last one keeps the money.
Zynth vs. traditional rails
A wire across a border
$20,000 payment
Arrives
$19,400
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Fees and FX at every hop. Fewer than 3% of these arrive within the hour.
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Paid as your tokenised deposit. Final on a Sunday, across the border.
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The money stays your deposit until the second it lands. And $0.001 excludes any currency conversion; the 3% includes it.
When payments stop being plumbing.It becomes a place to build.
What Zynth is
Deposit token or stablecoin, the money holds the rules.
How Zynth works
One movement, and the deposit never leaves your bank.
Zynth runs the rail. The deposit, the data and the client stay with you.
Drawn for a bank's tokenised deposit. A consortium's stablecoin runs the same rail against a reserve instead of a deposit.
Token economics
Two kinds of money on one rail, each earning its own way.
A bank deposit, on chain
Open-loop digital dollars
| Token | Cash out | P2P | Bearer | Open loop | Best for | Backing | Economics |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tokenised depositA bank deposit, on chain | Built in | Built in | Not available | Your rules | Banks and credit unions moving client money | Fractional | Deposits stay on the balance sheet and keep funding loans |
| StablecoinOpen-loop digital dollars | Built in | Built in | Built in | Built in | Cross-border, B2B and settlement beyond your estate | Full reserve, at par | Spends wherever accepted; Zynth runs the compliance operations |
Every one runs on the same rail: final in under a second, $0.001 a payment.
Where this lands
Same argument. Different arithmetic.
Client money is your deposit until the moment it moves. A tokenised deposit moves and stays yours.
Per year
Annual cross-border payments
Annual cost to move it
Annual cost to carry
Client balances
Annual cross-border payments
250K payments a year, $20,000 average.
Annual cost to move it
−$150M
3% in fees and FX — the floor from North America.
Annual cost to carry
−$308K
$13.7M in transit at any time, at 2.25%.
Client balances
−$205M
Lost to another issuer's stablecoin.
Annual cross-border payments
Final in under a second, 24/7/365.
Annual cost to move it
−$250
250K payments at $0.001, before any FX.
Annual cost to carry
$0
Nothing in transit: final in under a second.
Client balances
+$205M
Kept as your deposit, still funding loans.
Type your own volume — 392M, 20B or 20,000,000. Nothing leaves this page.
Directional, on an illustrative bank, not an account we have modelled: $5B a year of business payments sent across a border at $20,000 each, and 3% in fees and FX, the floor of what the FSB's 2025 progress report measured for business payments from North America. Half your clients hold a month of outgoing payments as a balance. It is a deposit kept, not a margin earned: no net interest margin is applied, because that number is yours. The 3% includes currency conversion; Zynth's $0.001 does not, and conversion is not priced here. 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 client pays across the border. The money is your deposit until the second it lands.
Treasurers move dollars 24/7/365 on your rails, final in under a second.
Hold, settle and release written into the payment, not into a back-office queue.
Payables run by an agent, within limits the treasurer sets once.
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.
A Sunday in July settles like a Wednesday in March. No correspondent chain.
Structured memos travel with each payment and post straight to your core.
Business chains run private. A client sees its activity; you see the whole book.
Balances stay encrypted. Every payment proves it moved value without creating any.
An agent pays inside a mandate the client sets, with a token that can do nothing else.
Zynth runs beside the rails you already operate. Move volume when your numbers say to.
The ask
Now
What it settles, the rules it carries, and your numbers against our model. No systems touched.
Next
A defined set of clients on one corridor. Your existing rails run the whole time.
Later
Treasury sweeps, conditional settlement, then agents inside client-set mandates.