Licensed partners. One orchestrated stack.
These are the providers we orchestrate across. Membership of the network is public. Which member serves a particular rail in your stack is a separate question: providers are selected, locked and disclosed when onboarding begins, never earlier.
Members, by capability
NarviBanking- FinchTradeDigital assets
- Shift4Acquiring
- TYLTStablecoin gateway
- WallesterCard issuing
SumsubKYC / KYB
MovitzPayment ops
SyntheonTechnology- SolvaPayAgentic payments
Wernberg & PartnersAdvisory
The network also includes providers whose membership is not public, and a tokenized-deposit settlement network that is never named on any surface. Where a capability is served by one of those, we describe the capability rather than the counterparty.
Why product pages do not name anyone
It implies the provider you will be routed to before anyone has looked at your entity, vertical and volumes. So rail pages describe the capability and the vetting standard instead.
Eligible members are shortlisted on licence coverage, appetite for your vertical and commercial fit. The shortlist is not the same for two clients.
Providers are selected, locked and disclosed when onboarding begins. Until then we describe what the rail does, not who runs it.
How members are vetted, and where Crosswire sits relative to your money, is set out on the trust page.
