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I uh, hate to be the one to break this to you, but pretty sure Claude wrote that tweet (and Chesky later deleted fwiw) Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph 14 BULLISH: Airbnb Co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky says RWA tokenization could make ownership global, fractional and instant, but trust will determine the winners. “The internet made information liquid. This makes ownership liquid.”
Trust accounts. Now available on Mercury Personal. https:// mercury.com/personal-banki ng … immad @immad 1 1/ I set up a revocable living trust a few years ago. The legal part was straightforward. Banking* it was not. Today Mercury is solving that!
1/ I set up a revocable living trust a few years ago. The legal part was straightforward. Banking* it was not. Today Mercury is solving that!
We are kicking off our first Stablecon Salon of the summer tomorrow in New York City with our friends at @FireblocksHQ . Join us for rooftop views, drinks, light bites, and real conversations with the people building and scaling stablecoin products. Come meet potential
psst, want to maybe walk away with some signed sports memorabilia catch us July 19th at our finals watch party
a lot of valley companies inherited Google's approach to performance: don't make cuts, pay everyone generously, call it culture. tolerating B and C work isn't kindness to your A players. it's how you lose them, and how the whole company falls short of what it could be. David Senra @davidsenra 2 Ramp Cofounder @eglyman says paying high performers the same is one of the fastest ways to destroy a culture of excellence: “One of the most damaging things you can do to an organization is if there are folks who are getting paid similarly, and have similar ownership, and are x.com/davidsenra/sta…
Wild that most founders think media exists only to tell their stories, the way they want them to be told— dar @radbackwards 711 I gave WIRED the exclusive on our hands launch, and they wrote a really weird article about how we are sexualizing robotics… https:// wired.com/story/the-1x-n eo-robot-has-freaky-fast-fingers/ … I felt pretty betrayed because that’s not what they told me they were writing about not is that what I’ve ever been about…
VEON acquired a 76.33% stake in TPL Insurance for PKR 4.55 billion, integrating it into the JazzWorld ecosystem to scale embedded insurance across Pakistan. Read: https:// financialit.net/news/insurtech /veon-and-jazzworld-acquire-tpl-insurance-expand-digital-insurance-access-across … #VEON #JazzWorld #TPLInsurance #PakistanFintech financialit.net VEON and JazzWorld Acquire TPL Insurance to Expand Digital Insurance Access Across Pakistan VEON Ltd, a global digital operator, today announces that its subsidiary Jazz International Holding Limited has completed the acquisition of a controlling stake in TPL Insurance Limited ("TPL...
The ECB selected 36 payment service providers for a 12-month digital euro pilot starting in late 2027 to test technical and operational processes for its potential future design. Read: https:// financialit.net/news/payments/ ecb-selects-36-payment-service-providers-join-digital-euro-pilot … #ECB #DigitalEuro #Payments #Fintech #Europe #PilotProgram financialit.net ECB Selects 36 Payment Service Providers to Join Digital Euro Pilot The European Central Bank (ECB) has selected 36 payment service providers (PSP) from across the euro area to participate in the digital euro pilot. The pilot exercise is crucial for testing the...
Tools give an agent access. Bash gives it a workspace. Hercules Gimenes on why Brex rebuilt its audit agent's runtime on @vercel 's just-bash, and why the fix wasn’t more tools, it was giving the agent somewhere to work Full read below Brex @brexHQ 4 Long-running agents don't need tools or hosted sandboxes; they need bash by Hercules Gimenes Tools give agents access. Bash is the glue that turns tool calls into a workbench. At Brex, we are building agents for corporate spend. One agent helps employees complete expenses,...
Construction companies put over $2.2 trillion to work each year, building homes, roads, and data centers people depend on -- all on unforgiving margins. Ramp for Construction saves you time & money where it counts by simplifying finances into one system. ramp.com Ramp for Construction: Control Costs Before Month-End Unify cards, expenses, and AP with job costing at swipe, AIA payment workflows, compliance gating, and budget controls across every spend type.
Cool news for construction crews: you can now bring job cost coding, project budgets, and compliance checks into the same system as cards, expenses, and accounts payable. Ramp for Construction is here. Video animated by the good humans at Study Hall
This is how a top designer at Wealthsimple uses Claude Design for high fidelity prototyping. He always starts with the ask user question tool in Claude to transfer all the design details in his head to the model for additional context. Full convo on Sneak Peek:
AI is finance's top priority. But are teams ready to scale AI workflows? We asked @forrester to survey 1,279 finance leaders globally → https:// airwallex.com/forrester
Robinhood lets retail users lend stablecoins onchain at a fixed ~7% APY. "What was really important was to make sure that we had a more stable and predictable rate." ~ @JohannKerbrat from Robinhood, speaking to @sytaylor on Tokenized podcast Users can buy USDG and lend it into
Is there a hidden code behind Latin America's ecommerce boom during the FIFA World Cup? Lynn Yang from our team in China sat down with Thomaz Fittipaldi, Head of @Mercadolibre , China, to explore what makes Latin American markets unique and the differentiators that set them
Have you joined our talent community yet? Here's what you get: Early insight into new opportunities Updates on what we're building globally A closer look at our teams and culture If you've ever considered a future with Payoneer, we invite you to take action with us and
Klarna has applied for a U.S. bank charter. The motivation seems obvious (cheaper, stickier loan funding!) but it's not, for two reasons: 1.) Klarna already has a European bank charter. 2.) The vast majority of Klarna's business is short-term, interest-free loans that don't
El Dorado opened the world’s first brick-and-mortar location for a stablecoin neobank, giving customers in-person access to its services in Bolivia. Every payment inside settles on Tempo. El Dorado @eldoradoio 713 The first brick and mortar office of a stablecoin neobank in the world is open. Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.
@Payoneer has opened a new Gurugram, India innovation hub to accelerate AI research and development for its global payment infrastructure, following its recent Payment Aggregator authorization in the country. Read: https:// financialit.net/news/infrastru cture/payoneer-expands-india-presence-new-gurugram-innovation-hub … #Payoneer #Gurugram #Fintech #India financialit.net Payoneer Expands India Presence with New Gurugram Innovation Hub Payoneer, the global financial technology company powering business growth across borders, today announced the opening of its new innovation hub in Gurugram, serving as a key center for technology...
This designer created a kill zone to catalog all the AI prototypes that didn't meet the craft bar. Design teams focused on token optimization should copy this strategy. It lets everyone see the concepts already explored so no one wastes tokens rebuilding the same designs. Jayneil Dalal @jayneil 611 This is how a top designer does AI prototyping in the healthcare space using Magic Patterns + Miro. He first creates a design PRD using Miro's AI and then feeds it as a prompt to Magic Patterns to create initial prototypes. This gives AI all the needed context like user pain
Opening a trust account at most banks requires an in-person appointment, all trustees present, sometimes multiple visits. It’s 2026.
A lot shipped at @Airwallex this month. We launched Airi, made it possible to run Airwallex workflows through AI agents, and rolled out new updates across cards, expenses, and checkout. A few highlights
Technology, and talent matter, but a strong culture is what consistently turns great people into a great team. @McLarenF1 CEO, @ZBrownCEO , joins @awxjack on The Airwallex Podcast. Catch the full episode: https:// bit.ly/4pf64or
This is a good reminder that these animals are no joke. Most of the time, they're relatively calm and not overly aggressive. This guy looks like he was following all the rules and still ended up getting tossed because this particular animal was agitated. I hope he's OK. Breaking911 @Breaking911 712 A tourist was seriously injured after a bison tossed them about 8 feet into the air in Yellowstone National Park. The attack was captured on video by photographer Mike Macleod.
the thing many people miss is that Raptor 3 isn’t a better version of Raptor 1; it’s most of Raptor 1 deleted. every dollar and motion inside a company is a part. most can be deleted David Senra @davidsenra 712 .@eglyman says Ramp follow’s @elonmusk’s algorithm for building products: 1. Make your requirements less dumb. 2. Try very hard to delete the part or process. 3. Simplify and optimize. 4. Accelerate. 5. Automate. “What we are trying to do is take that methodology and style x.com/davidsenra/sta…
. @ZBrownCEO on why the best leaders make fewer decisions: "My role is about empowering people and knowing who has the most intelligence and knowledge on a particular topic." If every decision needs you, you’re probably the bottleneck. “Not everything can roll up to the team Jack Zhang @awxjack 78 My conversation with @ZBrownCEO, CEO of @McLarenF1, on how to build a winning team. 00:00 Intro 01:51 From F1 to CEO 04:43 Fixing culture first 07:15 Starting with the fan 08:52 Picking the right partners 11:20 Designing for performance 14:16 Making work worth showing up for
10 years building the infrastructure that helps businesses operate globally. Now, we're building the intelligent layer on top. Jack Zhang @awxjack 625 We’ve raised $320M at an $11B valuation, led by Addition. AI is changing how companies are built. Teams are smaller, global from day one, and using agents more. We’ve spent 10 years building the financial rails for that world. We’re now building the intelligent layer on top.
We’ve raised $320M at an $11B valuation, led by Addition. AI is changing how companies are built. Teams are smaller, global from day one, and using agents more. We’ve spent 10 years building the financial rails for that world. We’re now building the intelligent layer on top.
I grew up in Brazil writing code while everyone else played soccer. But I do know what Messi means to the world. The best athletes and the best companies share something: they don't wait to react. They move first and they operate with intensity and precision when it matters Brex @brexHQ 622 The shared passion of soccer brought Sean to the GOAT, @Mastercard ambassador, Leo Messi. Brex Mastercard cardholders have the opportunity to own El Amague Jersey for themselves. Enter here: http:// priceless.com/brexsoccer NoPurchNec. 50 US/DC, legal age. Ends 7/5. Rules:
Today we're announcing Brex for Tekion Spend, the first fully embedded corporate card and spend management solution for automotive dealer groups, built directly into Tekion. This is exactly what Brex Embedded exists to do: put the right financial infrastructure inside the
Mercury Command is live. AI built directly into your Mercury account that completes financial work. Natural language, real actions, and you approve everything. This is how banking* works now.
Today, Ramp raised $750M at a $44B valuation. Last time we grew this fast, we were 1/20th the size. For 2000 years, business was built on two pillars. Today, a third: intelligence. It’s your least governed cost. It’s also your single greatest opportunity.
"0% fees" doesn't mean free It means the fee is hidden in the exchange rate or somewhere else. The reality is that Australian banks are charging markups of up to 3.92% while advertising $0 transfer fees That hidden gap cost Australians $6 billion in 2025 alone. And The Fee-free Fallacy wise.com
. @Wise launched in 2011 with the vision of making international money transfers fast, affordable and convenient – and now $WSE is #NasdaqListed.
It's a big day! Nasdaq Exchange @NasdaqExchange 511 Welcoming @wise [WSE] to the @Nasdaq Opening Bell in celebration of their listing. https:// x.com/i/broadcasts/1 dKrPEqWeEYJX …
Revolut Built a Foundation Model for Money (And why it's worth billions to whichever bank builds the next one.) Something big happened in financial services in the last twelve months and almost nobody clocked it. Companies started training...
AI designer at a top early stage startup shows her daily tool stack: @cursor_ai - Editing live code @figma Make - Prototyping @claudeai - Getting feedback on the work @floraai - Stellar image generation @mobbin - Design Inspiration @warpdotdev - Terminal of choice @meetgranola -
Today @brexHQ is officially part of @CapitalOne ! When we started Brex, we always believed that how a company spends money defines what it becomes. Finance isn't back office, but the core of how every business decision gets made. With AI reshaping how companies run, there's
Fintech Biz Weekly just dropped: Y Combinator & Coinbase invested in a Venezuelan sanctions evasion app linked to the Maduro regime, including, rumors say, the son of Nícolas Maduro: @kontigo_app The story is a LONG one. You know where to find it.
@financialit_net Fall Edition 2025 Out Now! Explore AI, blockchain, cross-border payments & fraud prevention with insights from global fintech leaders. Read the full issue: https:// financialit.net/magazine/finan cial-it-fall-edition-2025 … #Fintech #Payments #AIinFinance financialit.net Financial IT Fall Edition 2025 Financial IT Fall Edition 2025 The Fall 2025 Edition of Financial IT explores a financial services industry in transformation where AI meets blockchain, cross-border payments accelerate toward G20...
“One doesn’t discover new lands without consenting to lose sight, for a very long time, of the shore.” - André Gide
I asked a couple dozen female founders and founders of color in fintech about their experiences raising money from VCs and how that process can be improved. Here’s what they said: How Fintech VCs Can Actually Be Helpful - Fintech Takes fintechtakes.com
Over the years, I have tried to share learnings from my startups and seed investing. Decided to combine my startup tweets+tweetstorms into a tweethurricane. Here are my learnings + advice, from pitching investors to getting through the journey:
Tools give an agent access. Bash gives it a workspace. Hercules Gimenes on why Brex rebuilt its audit agent's runtime on @vercel's just-bash, and why the fix wasn’t more tools, it was giving the agent somewhere to work. Full read below.
A concrete design pattern for long-running finance agents: persistent workspaces, auditability, and controlled execution matter more than an ever-growing tool list.
AI is finance's top priority. But are teams ready to scale AI workflows? Airwallex says it asked Forrester to survey 1,279 finance leaders globally.
This is a quantified demand signal for AI finance workflows, but it is a company-sponsored survey claim and should not be treated as independent market evidence.
Mercury internal AI usage: 1. Growing exponentially and accelerating. Up 37% in June vs 24% in May. 2. Surprising Cursor is still up there. 3. Top engineering users reporting 3x higher productivity with AI. About 90% of usage is engineering and we have ~350 engineers.
This is direct operating evidence from a fintech CEO about AI adoption depth, not a product-marketing claim.
Some of the hardest problems in global finance still don't have a product built to solve them. That's why we built AI Sandbox: a track within Airwallex for Startups that gives AI-native teams a real Airwallex problem to build against, with production data and an internal team that owns it.
Airwallex is exposing real payment problems and production context to outside AI-native teams, creating an ecosystem path around its financial infrastructure.
Want to secure your own agent deployments? @pedroh96's handing you the playbook at @VentureBeat Transform next week. Get an inside look at CrabTrap, the open-source proxy we built at Brex to run AI agents safely at scale. Walk away with real strategies on stopping prompt injection, verifying agent actions with an LLM-as-judge model, and learn why open-sourcing the fix matters for the whole industry.
Prompt-injection defense and independent action verification are becoming core controls for agents that can move company money.
Finance orgs won’t just become more productive, they’ll be organized completely differently. That’s the more interesting implication of AI.
Ramp's CEO is framing AI as an operating-model redesign, aligning product direction with organizational change rather than simple task automation.
Every company used to start with paperwork. The next generation will start with a prompt. Ramp for Agents lets AI agents incorporate your company, apply for Ramp, and get your business ready to spend, pay bills, and manage money.
Ramp is moving from AI-assisted finance to agent-initiated company formation and financial operations, with identity, permissions, and controls becoming product primitives.
We’ve raised $320M at an $11B valuation, led by Addition. AI is changing how companies are built. Teams are smaller, global from day one, and using agents more. We’ve spent 10 years building the financial rails for that world. We’re now building the intelligent layer on top.
The CEO explicitly connects global financial rails with an AI-native intelligent layer, clarifying Airwallex's strategic product architecture.
Meet Airi: a consumer wallet, built directly into Airwallex Payments. Early merchants are already seeing up to 14% higher conversion and 3x faster checkout with no extra cost or setup required. Live now globally with agent-led checkout coming soon.
The near-term product bridge is explicit: wallet and checkout performance today, agent-led checkout next.
Mercury Command is live. AI built directly into your Mercury account that completes financial work. Natural language, real actions, and you approve everything. This is how banking works now.
Mercury defines the core interaction model for a finance agent: natural-language intent, real account actions, and human approval before execution.
Stablecoins are no longer just crypto assets, they're becoming essential tools for moving money across borders. Robert M., our Head of Stablecoin & Banking Strategy, joined Remy Blaire on FINTECH.TV to unpack what this shift means for small and medium-sized businesses. We explore: how stablecoins cut the cost and fragmentation of cross-border payments; why reliable off-ramps are the key to wider business adoption; and Payoneer's move to pursue a U.S. National Trust Bank charter and issue its own stablecoin.
A major cross-border SMB platform is positioning stablecoins as operating infrastructure and pairing that view with a regulated-charter strategy.
Financial IT reports that Payoneer opened a Gurugram, India innovation hub to accelerate AI research and development for its global payment infrastructure, following a Payment Aggregator authorization in India.
Surfaced as a repost while scrolling the @Payoneer homepage; original post: @financialit_net.
This was surfaced as a repost in Payoneer's account timeline. It is an external report about expansion and authorization, so it stays S2 until the company or regulator publishes a primary confirmation.
Validating public blockchains is a source of revenue for banks and adds a layer of trust to public chains. Taylor argues that transaction trust checks happen above the chain, while validation itself can become resilient, bank-grade infrastructure for programmable, 24/7 global payments.
This S2 analyst view offers a concrete potential role and revenue model for banks in public-chain settlement infrastructure.
SCOOP: Trump-linked fintech tied to “no KYC” crypto card programs, including one marketed for Iran sanctions evasion. Issuing partners have included Sutton Bank, Marqeta.
This is an S2 reporter claim, not independently confirmed fact. It is included as a due-diligence signal for crypto-card compliance, partner oversight, and sanctions exposure.
A Mercury designer's agentic design exploration shows how to sketch the LLM before prototyping. The post highlights a deterministic confirmation step before any money movement happens.
Surfaced while scrolling the @mercury homepage; original author: @jayneil.
This post was surfaced as a repost in Mercury's account timeline; the direct link points to the original post. It is a useful design signal, not a formal Mercury product specification.
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