Crypto Payment Solutions

Macropod positions AUDM as payment infrastructure for AUD-denominated cross-border transactions. The project specifically targets the AUD-NZD corridor, which processes approximately 45 billion AUD per day, with AUDM offering faster and cheaper settlement than traditional correspondent banking. Other payment use cases include smart contract-enabled disbursements, FX automation, and institutional treasury workflows that require a compliant AUD denominator. On Solana, AUDM enables programmable AUD payments at low cost while maintaining the same reserve backing and regulatory compliance as other deployments. AUDM is listed on Australian exchanges including BTC Markets, where it reached second-most-traded-pair status by 24-hour volume in mid-2026. Macropod holds an AFSL licence from ASIC and is registered with AUSTRAC, making AUDM suitable for enterprise payments contexts where Australian financial services compliance is required.

Netaro builds stablecoin payment rails for enterprise B2B transactions, abstracting crypto mechanics into a fiat-in, fiat-out experience designed to replace the friction of international commercial payments. The platform Netaro Direct Rail uses USDC and USDT as settlement medium, delivering quoted transaction costs of 0.1 to 1 percent compared to the three to five percent typical of correspondent banking, with sub-60-minute settlement finality across supported corridors. Beyond raw payment rails, Netaro adds an AI-powered reconciliation engine performing three-way matching across purchase orders, invoices, and goods receipts, claiming 99.98 percent accuracy and 3.2-second average reconciliation time. Multi-currency programmable accounts support USD, USDC, USDT, AED, and PHP, with ERP connectors for SAP, Oracle NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, and Microsoft Dynamics built directly into the payment flow.

Madhouse Wallet operates as a crypto payments infrastructure provider, offering a single REST API through which wallets, fintech platforms, and financial applications can execute stablecoin-to-fiat conversions. The core flow accepts USDC from the developer's platform and delivers local currency to the recipient via the appropriate payout rail — mobile money, bank transfer, or real-time payment network — without requiring the platform to maintain individual banking relationships in each market. The API design abstracts away the complexity of multi-currency settlement: a single integration gives access to payout coverage across 85 currencies and rails including M-Pesa for mobile-first markets, UPI for India, and SEPA for Europe. This positions Madhouse Wallet as an off-ramp component for crypto-native products that need to bridge the gap between on-chain stablecoin balances and the real-world fiat infrastructure that most recipients still rely on.