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Two weeks can tell you a lot about where a project is heading.
I have been following @crediblefin, and there is quite a bit happening beyond the usual announcements.
On October 28, Credible announced $1.5B in processed payments.
They had crossed $1B in August, meaning another $500M came in less than three months.
When I checked their public Dune dashboard, the figure was already around $1.60B, with approximately $1.23B settled on @solana
But the numbers are not the only thing worth watching.
Their Naira rails are already live, which makes their work particularly interesting from where I sit in Nigeria. 🇳🇬
For businesses operating across borders, receiving money shouldn’t be another problem to solve after making a sale. Faster settlement means better cash flow and fewer delays.
There is also progress on the regulatory side, with their Canadian 🇨🇦 FINTRAC MSB registration approved, alongside their recent presence at Devcon in Mumbai.
Now, they are heading to Solana Breakpoint in London, looking to connect with teams building wallets, neobanks, consumer apps and payment products.
When I put all these developments together, one thing stands out.
Credible is not just talking about making payments easier.
They are putting the volume, regulatory groundwork and ecosystem relationships behind that ambition.
And that is what I’ll be paying attention to.
Because ultimately, payment infrastructure isn’t measured by how good the announcement sounds, but by how many people and businesses can actually use it.
If you are heading to BREAKPOINT find the credible team 🤝
I have been following @crediblefin, and there is quite a bit happening beyond the usual announcements.
On October 28, Credible announced $1.5B in processed payments.
They had crossed $1B in August, meaning another $500M came in less than three months.
When I checked their public Dune dashboard, the figure was already around $1.60B, with approximately $1.23B settled on @solana
But the numbers are not the only thing worth watching.
Their Naira rails are already live, which makes their work particularly interesting from where I sit in Nigeria. 🇳🇬
For businesses operating across borders, receiving money shouldn’t be another problem to solve after making a sale. Faster settlement means better cash flow and fewer delays.
There is also progress on the regulatory side, with their Canadian 🇨🇦 FINTRAC MSB registration approved, alongside their recent presence at Devcon in Mumbai.
Now, they are heading to Solana Breakpoint in London, looking to connect with teams building wallets, neobanks, consumer apps and payment products.
When I put all these developments together, one thing stands out.
Credible is not just talking about making payments easier.
They are putting the volume, regulatory groundwork and ecosystem relationships behind that ambition.
And that is what I’ll be paying attention to.
Because ultimately, payment infrastructure isn’t measured by how good the announcement sounds, but by how many people and businesses can actually use it.
If you are heading to BREAKPOINT find the credible team 🤝
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