Common Failure Modes
- Settlement logic bolted on after the demo
- Compliance handled in manual exception queues
- Partner roles unclear between custody, banking, and ops
Service Β· Architecture
Design the workflow, settlement logic, and compliance controls before anyone writes integration code.
The Gap
Most payment pilots fail because corridors, partners, and compliance were never designed as one system.
Deliverables
What we document and validate during the engagement.
Acceptance, routing, holds, settlement, and exception paths.
When value moves, how it reconciles, and who owns each ledger view.
Screening triggers, limits, approvals, and evidence capture.
Custody, banking, blockchain, and enterprise system touchpoints.
Process
Often follows a strategy sprint β or runs in parallel if the use case is already chosen.
Document actors, events, and data flows.
Define compliance and approval gates.
Align custody, rails, and enterprise integrations.
Hand off to PoC or production implementation.
View PoC delivery βRelated Services
Architecture work typically feeds a PoC or implementation engagement.
Validate the architecture in a fixed-scope demo environment.
View PoC delivery βLaunch APIs, dashboards, integrations, and governance controls.
View implementation βDesign KYC/AML workflows, audit trails, and reporting evidence.
View advisory βNext Step
Share your corridor and partner constraints β we will produce an implementable design.
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