Fintech based on blockchain, crypto and stablecoins is booming right now And not mentioning crypto much is the best strategy for such projects - mass users don’t care about L2’s, gas fees and smart contracts - they need real use cases

Established fintechs adding stablecoins as a modular layer to their existing banking stack makes perfect sense. But a wallet that can store and move programmable money is too powerful a primitive not to become the new center of gravity for how financial services are built.

Every fintech has a horror story. Here are the most common ones. • Account frozen without warning • T+2 settlement on a transfer • Wire bounced, no explanation • 35 bps on a currency conversion There's a better way to move money. Codex FX.

There were three fintech waves before: 1) Internet banking (PayPay, X com, etc) 2) Mobile (Venmo, SoFi) 3) Neobanks (Revolut, Chime, Nubank) And now 4th: Neobanks on crypto rails We are at the frontier of the 4th wave, and im super excited to participate in it!

The programmable economy enables fintechs to own their markets instead of renting access to them. Businesses keep control over their products, users, and business models while adapting infrastructure as they scale. On Arbitrum, it's your platform, your rules.

Bybit at World Fintech Summit 2026 🇮🇳 We’re excited to share that Mykolas Majauskas, Global Head of Policy at Bybit, will be a panelist at World Fintech Summit. As India accelerates toward its Vision 2030 goals, this is a valuable opportunity to engage with industry leaders, policymakers, government leaders, and innovators to help shape a $1 trillion fintech economy, led by Karnataka’s growing role as a fintech hub. Date & Day: 5th May 2026, Time: 11:15 AM to 12:00 PM Venue: Sheraton Grand Bangalore Hotel If you’re attending the World Fintech Summit, let’s catch up and exchange ideas. Looking forward to meaningful conversations and collaborations. 🚀