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The new turnkey solution enables banks, PSPs, and licensed payment companies to offer merchant crypto-payment acceptance under their own brand – deployable in as little as two weeks. 25 February 2025 FinHarbor, a fintech infrastructure provider serving 50+ clients across six countries, today announces the launch of its crypto-processing software module – a white-label, on-premise solution that enables banks, fintechs, and payment service providers (PSPs) to build and deploy their own crypto-payment products for merchants in as little as two weeks. The product integrates into a client’s existing infrastructure. FinHarbor provides the technology layer; its clients – licensed financial institutions and platforms – operate the service under their own brand and regulatory framework. The Infrastructure Gap in Crypto-Payment Acceptance Building compliant crypto-payment processing from scratch remains a complex engineering and regulatory challenge. Most PSP architectures were never designed to work with on-chain assets – meaning crypto integrations typically end up as bolt-on layers operating outside the platform’s core logic, creating reconciliation gaps, compliance blind spots, and fragmented reporting. Platforms need to support multiple blockchains and tokens, implement KYT (Know Your Transaction) and AML monitoring, manage settlement flows, and ensure a seamless user experience – all while meeting jurisdiction-specific compliance requirements. Demand for ready-made infrastructure is particularly strong in Europe and the CIS, with growing interest from the Americas as regulatory clarity improves. FinHarbor’s crypto-processing module addresses this directly: a production-ready software stack that eliminates months of development and compliance buildout. Key Capabilities Native Crypto-Fiat Integration FinHarbor connects crypto and fiat payment rails through a single API, so platforms don’t need to rebuild their core systems to accept crypto. Crypto transactions flow through the same accounting, reconciliation, and reporting logic as fiat payments – no parallel stack, no fragmented data. Built-In Compliance Wallet screening, KYT, sanctions checks, and transaction monitoring plug…

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