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It’s strange that a business can track a package in real time. But not always a payment.

You can text your mom in seconds but sending her money still takes an app. I built BatuaX to fix that: send money home to family in India 🇮🇳 & the UK 🇬🇧 right inside WhatsApp. Launching on @ProductHunt soon 👇 get notified: BatuaX.com #buildinpublic #fintech #remittance

The biggest cost of a cross-border payment isn’t always the fee. Sometimes it’s the waiting.

Global business runs 24/7. Banking hours don’t.

Most international payments aren’t slow because technology is slow. They’re slow because systems are.

@0xronaldosouza @kbulychev_ Check out BatuaY.com and let me know your thoughts 😊

@kbulychev_ UX

If you’re choosing a neobank - what’s the first thing you look at?

The internet removed borders for information. Globalization removed borders for commerce. Banks are still trying to figure out payments.

@tailopez Sometimes your money isn’t delayed by discipline. It’s delayed by outdated banking rails. That’s why we’re building BatuaY for businesses moving money globally. 😆

The universe will delay your money until you fix your discipline.

@miquelgirones1 This is exactly the problem we think about with BatuaY. Businesses don’t just need cheaper cross-border payments. They need fewer surprises: clear movement, reliable access, and no black-box explanations when money is stuck.

WISE 🇪🇺 vs PANAMA 🇵🇦 bank: Wise: Free transfers. Froze clients with $50K-$100K inside overnight. Panama: $40+ per transfer. Zero frozen funds since 2020. Wise: "We cannot provide an explanation." Account closed. Panama: Private banker answers on WhatsApp. Same day. Wise: Flags every crypto transfer. Panama: Kraken, Binance, any exchange. No problem. Wise: Free until it destroys you. 🚨 Panama: $40/transfer. Runs like a vault. The transfer fee is the price of never waking up to a frozen account again. Comment 'PANAMA' and I'll send you the full details. 🏦

@samboboev The bigger shift is that stablecoins are moving from “crypto product” to financial infrastructure. Most businesses won’t care which rail is used. They’ll care whether money moves faster, settles clearly, and reduces FX + reconciliation friction.

Stablecoins are often discussed as a payments innovation, but Keith highlights a much bigger issue: monetary sovereignty. Today, most stablecoin activity runs on US dollar-backed assets such as USDT and USDC. That works well for global liquidity, but it creates a challenge for other countries. If the on-chain economy is built entirely around digital dollars, local currencies risk becoming less relevant in digital commerce and capital markets. What stood out to me is that the debate is no longer about whether stablecoins will exist. The debate is about which currencies will power the next generation of financial infrastructure. Keith makes a compelling case that every major economy needs its own local currency stablecoin. Without one, institutions face unnecessary FX conversions, higher costs, and additional friction when trading tokenized assets. More importantly, local capital markets may struggle to compete in an increasingly on-chain world. The long-term opportunity may not be a single global stablecoin. It may be a network of interoperable stablecoins representing major currencies, moving value instantly across borders while preserving local monetary systems. The countries that successfully bring their currencies on-chain could play a much larger role in the future financial system than those that remain dependent on digital dollars. @coinbase

Cross-border payments are broken. We built the solution. Tired of slow transfers, surprise fees, and juggling accounts? BatuaY gives you: • USDC & USDT balance in one dashboard • Instant local payouts in 13 markets • SWIFT to 100+ countries • Get paid globally • Invoicing + bill pay No fees. Real rates. Instant. Regulated infrastructure. Pre-launch. Join the waitlist → batuay.com

Founders listen up. Show what you’re building. If you’re in beta or looking for feedback, say it too. Let’s help each other move forward.

@mert BatuaY.com Batua means wallet in hindi 😊

what's a good name for a new crypto bank

@DanielSmidstrup The best markets are usually the hardest. If remittance was already solved, people wouldn’t still be paying 5% and waiting days.

@PMBatuax Sounds impressive and quite a tough market to be in?

what painful problem does your product actually fix?

@anupamrjp BatuaX.com We are making money move faster and cheaper across borders.

I'm looking for underrated founders to follow. If that's you: Drop your product and tell us what you're building next 🚀👇

@sherifgjini Saving money is making money 😅 That’s what we are offering for our users at BatuaX.com

What do your users want most? - save time - make money - avoid mistakes - look smarter - feel in control

@nvs @infinite Congratulations 👏

We just launched @Infinite Accounts – dedicated accounts, ACH, wires, and stablecoin mint/burn/transfers through a single API. Banking services by Erebor Bank, N.A., Member FDIC. Stablecoins are not FDIC-insured and may lose value. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

@MicroLaunchHQ BatuaX.com Targeting $140B remittance corridor. Making money move faster and cheaper. 😊

What are you building this week?

@andrewdsouza Talking to customers, taking feedback keep making the business better

>Building >Raising >Hiring >Selling Is there anything else a founder should be doing?