Fast money doesn’t wait, and neither should you. Zynta mainnet is officially live.

Francophone Africa's stablecoin moment hasn't happened yet. Until now. Powered by @tether, @solana and the Afrivan Virtual Assets Forum. We're hosting the first ever stablecoin dedicated event in Dakar. Only the best will be there. luma.com/maqill05

Senegal has become an oil producer, a growing finance hub, and the seat of the most integrated monetary union in Africa. Whatever gets decided about stablecoins here is going to be talked about for a long time. You want to be in the room when it happens.

Somewhere between the streets of Dakar and the future of money... This is how the story starts Stables in Senegal. October 12 2026. luma.com/maqill05

Something is missing @solana

I think it's time to start an Africamaxxing trend The continent is positioned to be the most important driver of global business with a $3 TRILLION market opportunity @ZyntaFinance is ready 🌐

The value of a room is entirely a function of who is in it, which is the one part a host cannot build alone. If someone you know runs payments into UEMOA, tell them to keep an eye on us Details soon…

A stablecoin transfer can be complete onchain and still be incomplete in the real world. The payment only finishes when the recipient has usable money. That last mile is what we care about at Zynta.

If your African payouts go through a retail API, you're paying an invisible FX tax. What's the worst exchange rate you've ever accepted because you had no choice?

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Your competitor went live in weeks. They didn't build faster They just rented somebody else's licence and last-mile network and spent their engineering on the product users actually see. So the honest question for anyone scoping this right now: can your team ship a licence? Everything else in payments is negotiable. That one isn't.

We’re 1 out of 8 finalists pitching live at @thestablecon for the chance to win $200,000 Big shout out to @Ripple for sponsoring this event 🙌🏿

"We'll build the compliance stack ourselves" is a sentence that costs time and too much money. KYC, KYB, AML screening and transaction monitoring across EU and African frameworks is our problem in the API you integrate.

We believe Africa’s next financial rails are being built onchain. during UNGA week, we’re co-hosting Onchain Finance for Africa in NYC to unpack stablecoins, trade, programmable credit, RWAs and what comes next for the continent. Join us: luma.com/ks5ze5t7

If you run an exchange or wallet, you can add fiat on and off-ramps plus multi-currency virtual accounts through one API. GBP, USD, EUR, MXN, and NGN and stablecoin settlement from day one. All on Zynta.

Zynta is infrastructure. Our customers build the product their users see, and we do not compete with them for that relationship. That shows up in many ways In who we work with: Circle, Barclays, Solana, Stellar. Chain-agnostic settlement across Solana, Ethereum, Stellar and more, through one integration and one liquidity arrangement. In how the product is sold. The Last Mile API is white-label. Fintechs, neobanks and exchanges put their own brand on cross-border payments without building compliance or negotiating banking partnerships. 120+ enterprise clients, $300M+ processed across Africa-EU corridors, licensed as a VASP and MSB across EU and African jurisdictions. If you are building something that needs Africa-EU rails underneath it, that is the conversation we want. Share this with whoever on your team owns that decision: zynta.com/api-services

Up next on Stableminded: @OnTheHouz, Co-Founder of @ZyntaFinance In this episode we cover: > Why Nigerian banks can't remit dollars > Where 99.6% of stablecoin volume actually exists > How stablecoins take revenue from banks > Owning a bank changes the payment stack > Why central bankers care about stablecoin regulation > How dollarization collides with local tax revenue Ep. 0059 out tomorrow. Presented by @altitude

You budgeted three months to add Nigeria payouts. You are in month nine. The blocker is not your engineers; it’s a licence and a funded naira position, and no quick fixes either. All you need is one API, that’s all.