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Ryan Bozarth Is Rebuilding the Plumbing Money Forgot
After helping shape products at Square, Airbnb, Anchorage and Coinbase Custody, Ryan Bozarth is turning stablecoins into quieter, faster infrastructure for global business money.
Fnality
Fnality is a London-based financial market infrastructure company building a network of regulated, blockchain-based wholesale payment systems that let banks settle transactions in a digital representation of central bank money. Its Sterling Fnality Payment System (£FnPS), launched in December 2023, is the world's first regulated distributed-ledger-technology wholesale payment system. Backed by a consortium of more than 20 global banks and market infrastructures, Fnality aims to enable 24/7 real-time, atomic settlement for tokenised asset markets, FX and repo, extending beyond Sterling into US Dollar, Euro and other currencies.
Lithic
Lithic is a New York-based fintech that gives developers programmable card issuing and money-movement infrastructure. Born out of consumer brand Privacy.com, the company builds the API rails that let other companies create, manage and process virtual and physical payment cards with minimal code. Today it powers debit, credit and prepaid card programs for fintechs like Mercury and Coinstar, processing more than $1 billion in annual volume.