This isn’t just an update It’s a major step forward in how businesses move money globally We’re excited to introduce a rebuilt Centiiv that is designed to make cross-border payments faster, more reliable, and easier to scale With Centiiv 2.0, you can: - Operate seamlessly across multiple markets - Access deeper, more efficient liquidity - Manage multi-currency operations without friction - Unlock new revenue opportunities from your payment flows It’s time to tap in.

The interesting question isn't whether stablecoins replace traditional rails. It's how stablecoins, bank networks and local payment systems can work together across the transaction lifecycle.

IMF data: Digital transactions in emerging and developing economies rose from 55 per adult in 2017 to 251 in 2024. More digital activity increases the importance of payment infrastructure that can connect markets.

Payment infrastructure is moving toward a multi-rail environment. For global businesses, the challenge isn't simply choosing one rail, it's managing different rails across different markets. That's the environment we're building for.

Behind a cross-border payment can sit routing, compliance checks, FX, liquidity management and settlement. That's the infrastructure layer we work with every day.

Going beyond your home market requires more than finding customers. You need payment infrastructure that can support collections, currencies, liquidity and settlement as the business grows.

McKinsey data shows data global payments generated about $2.5 trillion in revenue from $2 quadrillion in value flows in 2024. Payment infrastructure sits underneath a huge share of economic activity.

Technology expands what is possible, but infrastructure determines how widely those possibilities are shared. — Peter De Caluwe, Thunes. Market expansion needs both.

The IMF estimated the global traditional and crypto cross-border payment market approached $1 quadrillion in 2024. At that scale, infrastructure isn't a side issue.

Expansion increases the need to position liquidity across currencies, corridors and settlement obligations.

We're excited to introduce Custom LP Routing on the Centiiv Protocol! Aggregators now have more control over how liquidity providers are selected for their requests. You can define your routing criteria based on: - Exchange rates - LP uptime - Reliability scores - Preferred liquidity providers Use the data that matters to your business to make smarter routing decisions and get more control over your liquidity operations.

Some businesses think one global payment rail can cover every market equally. In reality, local payment systems, currencies and market structures still matter when businesses expand internationally. That's why centiiv was built.

The G20 has made cross-border payments a major infrastructure priority. But progress at the system level doesn't automatically mean every business or customer experiences faster, cheaper payments. There's still work between infrastructure and experience. Centiiv helps bridge that gap with simpler cross-border collections, settlements, and liquidity.

Payments are increasingly becoming part of broader business workflows rather than standalone activities. That matters for global companies managing money across markets, currencies and operational systems.

We're excited to introduce a new feature on the Centiiv dashboard! Aggregators can now explore available Liquidity Providers (LPs) across different corridors, with visibility into their available liquidity, rates, and reliability scores. With this update, you can: - Explore available LPs across corridors. - Compare liquidity, rates, and reliability scores. - Target a specific LP by ID when creating a request. By putting this data at your fingertips, we're helping aggregators make smarter, data-driven business decisions with greater visibility into their liquidity options and more control over their requests. Ready to take greater control of your liquidity routing? Log in to your centiiv.io dashboard and explore the new LP visibility feature today.

The share of cross-border bank credit to emerging and developing economies denominated in non-major currencies rose from 21% in 2019 to 29% in 2025 according to BIS data. Currency complexity is part of global finance.

A payment journey goes beyond pressing send. Processing, settlement and confirmation all shape the experience. The Extra Mile means paying attention to every stage.

Customer service isn't all about complaints. it is the experience with clear processes, useful information and support throughout the payment journey.

Customer service week is about the details that shape trust. When payments take longer than expected, timely updates can make the experience clearer for businesses.

A payment update is part of the customer experience. Clear communication helps businesses understand what’s happening, especially when a transaction takes longer than expected.

Customer service in payments goes beyond answering questions when something goes wrong. It also means making transaction processes easier to understand, providing clarity when it matters and reducing the friction businesses encounter along the way. This Customer Service Week, we're looking at what it means to go The Extra Mile in Payments.