Manish Bhatia

@Uniblock @Alchemy @moonpay @NGC_Ventures @blockchainFF @hustlefund @StellarOrg @Auros_global @ContributionCap @CoinSwitch Congrats to the @Uniblock team.

Uniblock has raised $5.2M ($7.5M to date) to unify APIs across 300+ blockchains and 55+ data providers into a single integration. Backed by SBI, @Alchemy, @moonpay, @NGC_Ventures, @blockchainFF, @hustlefund, @StellarOrg , @Auros_global, @ContributionCap, @CoinSwitch, @wavedigital_, @LucidDrakes, @v3v_ventures, & @AAF_Management.

Build systems where customers can help themselves Identify patterns, not just problems Treat RCA as a core capability, not an afterthought Because solving one issue is support. Solving the pattern is scale. #CustomerExperience #CustomerObsessed #ProductThinking #Scale #Startups

Customer empathy is powerful — but it doesn’t scale. Empathy is often 1:1. Human. Reactive. Customer obsession, on the other hand, is designed. It asks a different question: 👉 Why does the customer need to reach out at all? True customer-obsessed organizations:

Be worried but not scared...

#fintech #payments #stablecoins #blockchain #web3 #digitalassets #banking #infrastructure #programmablemoney #ai #crossborderpayments #futureofpayments

Whoever abstracts both layers wins. Because the future stack won’t expose complexity. It will route value seamlessly across domains — invisible to the user, programmable under the hood. That’s where the next generation of infrastructure is being built.

Everyone talks about multi-chain. But the real challenge is multi-domain. Bank rails. Stablecoins. Smart contracts. AI agents. Chain-to-chain interoperability is just one layer.

Payments won’t just be triggered. Treasury will be programmable. If exposure > cap → rebalance If balance < threshold → bridge liquidity If settlement delay > SLA → reroute rails Money movement becomes execution logic, not manual ops.

If treasury still lives in spreadsheets, you’re not multi-chain ready. If treasury requires humans, you’re not future ready. #AIAgents #MachineToMachine #ProgrammableLiquidity #APINative #FintechInfrastructure #Stablecoins #CrossChain #Web3Infrastructure #FutureOfPayments

Liquidity fragmentation is a hidden tax. Multi-chain world + manual treasury = idle capital. Routing + automation collapses that tax. Capital efficiency becomes a competitive advantage.

Wrapped models fragment liquidity. Canonical issuance compresses risk. But without programmable routing, you still get capital inefficiency. Automation is the unlock.

Bridging isn’t moving tokens. It’s: Where is capital sitting? Where is demand? What’s the cheapest finality path? That’s routing logic — not UX.

Agentic payments = streaming value. Event → Intent → Auth → Settlement. Milliseconds. Not invoices. Not T+2. Not ops teams.

High-frequency payments break legacy rails because: Auth cost > value Settlement latency > API latency Reconciliation > execution time Machine commerce needs money to behave like compute. Elastic. Programmable. Instant.

If an AI agent runs 40k API calls/day at $0.02 each: That’s 40k micro-settlements. Cards fail. Batch treasury fails. Manual ops fail. Micropayments are not a checkout feature. They are an infrastructure layer. #AIAgents #AgenticCommerce #MachineToMachine

Agents don’t “click confirm”. They: Generate intent Sign Execute Payments for agents require: Machine identity Deterministic auth Liquidity routing Instant settlement The current stack assumes humans. That assumption is breaking.

Leadership that builds for scale and substance. Prashanth Swaminathan (CEO, Zynk) named to India’s Fintech Power List: 50 Leaders to Watch (2026) by Indian Startup Times. At Zynk, we’re building fintech focused on execution, trust, and durability.

#builders #payments #fintech #infrastructure #APIs #Zynk

The ledger emits real-time events so reconciliation isn’t a separate system — it’s part of the flow. The goal was simple: Money should move with the same determinism as a database commit. That’s what we mean by instant settlement infrastructure.

Most “instant settlement” claims are just faster batching. We wanted something stricter: one transaction, one settlement, no waiting for cycles, no prefunding math in spreadsheets. So we built Zynk around atomic settlement primitives.