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After 20 years in payments, one thing is clear: Financial inclusion isn’t another polished banking app. It’s helping a worker move money home quickly, affordably and with the phone and documents they already have. The next fintech opportunity is outside the app store.

$KTA Ty is in discord. Said the slander and fud of people scared partners.

🚨 @KeetaNetwork Testnet just broke the chart 28.9 BILLION transactions in 24 hours, enough for every person on Earth to transact three times Daily volume jumped over 376M%. Safe to say the testnet was busy 🤯 📊 chainspect.app/dashboard?ran…

Respectfully, I think your basis is substantially off. We’re targeting $5M+/month from this partnership alone. They serve 80,000+ clients, a significant percentage of whom are crypto-native and have specifically requested this functionality. The entire premise of private aviation is being able to go where you want, when you want. That inherently means operating outside traditional banking hours, making 24/7 real-time settlement another meaningful driver in addition to lower fees. We have other partnerships targeting $100M/month, and a few that we believe have the potential to exceed $5B/month over time. Additionally, comparing Keeta to “other neobanks” fundamentally misunderstands what we are. Keeta isn’t a neobank. We’re infrastructure designed for banks, fintechs, payment providers, exchanges, and institutions to build and settle on. As always, these are targets based on current partner discussions and anticipated activity. Actual volumes will depend on implementation, adoption, and partner activity.

First was Better Money Technology. Now, there will be Better Markets Technology.

Excited to work alongside ATLAS!

Statement Regarding the Keeta Security Incident To the party responsible for the recent attack against Keeta: Our investigation has progressed substantially, and we have collected evidence identifying the party responsible for the attack. This includes IP addresses associated with your internet connection and infrastructure used during the attack, including VPN and VPS services; the user agent and technical environment used to make unauthorized requests; email addresses associated with the activity; software and infrastructure providers used in carrying out the attack; and additional identifying information that we are not disclosing publicly at this time. All relevant evidence has been preserved and is being provided to the appropriate parties. We are offering you an opportunity to resolve this matter directly. Return all funds obtained as a result of the Keeta attack within 72 hours of this statement. We will accept repayment in KTA, ETH, or USDC. Funds can be returned to the following address on Base: 0xc439eba7E79496F42e996F7EbD5835934f56bec6 Upon the complete return of the funds, we are willing to discuss an appropriate bug bounty in recognition of identifying the vulnerability and work toward resolving the matter without pursuing further legal action. You may contact [email protected] to discuss the bug bounty and coordinate the return of funds. This offer is conditioned on the full return of the funds and cooperation necessary to verify that the matter has been resolved. If the funds are not returned within the 72-hour period, we reserve all rights and will continue pursuing available legal and recovery measures. We encourage you to use this opportunity to resolve the matter constructively.

More volume than the largest individual remittance corridor in the world

Nine currencies is a strange thing to launch with when everyone else is still building a better dollar. USD, EUR, JPY, CNY, GBP, CAD, MXN, AED, HKD. Half that list only makes sense once you accept that crypto traders aren't the main customer. Nobody has been begging for an MXN pair. AED isn't a liquidity problem anyone was trying to solve. Those are corridors. US into Mexico, the Gulf into India, Hong Kong and the mainland. Somebody picked them off a map of where money physically crosses a border rather than off an exchange listing page. KUSD makes it obvious. No yield to holders, which reads as a dealbreaker next to synthetic dollars sitting on treasuries at 4%. Except yield is the first question a trader asks and close to the last one an institution asks. Compliance comes first, and plenty of Web3-native stablecoins never cleared that bar, which is why the money that was supposed to arrive never did. The reserve revenue doesn't disappear either. It supports KTA buybacks rather than being sent to holders directly. Anyone who has spent time in the SDK already knew where this was heading. The permission and certificate primitives have been sitting there a long time, doing very little for anyone who just wanted to move a token around. They only start making sense once the thing moving is regulated money and the issuer has to prove who touched it. That work was done well before there was anything to announce. Nine at once matters too. Every currency drags in its own banking relationships and its own regulator. Nobody takes that on nine times over if multi-currency was a roadmap item for later. Then the ASK Group JV. Gulf oil, gold, copper. Those trades settle in something, and AED was on the list before anyone asked for it. No volume behind any of it yet. No launch partners, no numbers. But nobody assembles this much regulatory surface on spec. $KTA