Six kinds of regulated institution across Africa build on DAPL. Each keeps its licence, its providers and its counterparties, and adds one layer.
Banks
Integrate DAPL's modules into your own systems through our APIs, or offer digital assets to your clients by white-labelling the platform, inside your own licence.
Your licence, your custodian, your correspondent relationships and your core banking system.
Stablecoin settlement, venue access and compliance checks on every transfer, through one API.
PSPs and remitters
Offer instant cross-border payments at lower cost, with automated fiat off-ramps and screening on every transfer.
Your brand, your customers, your payout partners and your licence.
Receive, convert and pay out across African corridors, with screening before funds move.
Asset managers
Manage funds and portfolios with automated rebalancing and execution across venues and custody, with approvals and reporting in one place.
Your mandates, your clients, your custody provider and your reporting.
Segregated wallets per mandate, routing across venues, approvals and one record per mandate.
Exchanges and brokers
Reach 11 venues for liquidity through one integration, and route by rule instead of by rebuild.
Your order book, your clients and your liquidity relationships.
Access to 11 venues for liquidity through one integration, with routing by rule.
Fintechs
Embed wallets, conversion and stablecoin payments in your app without building each provider integration.
Your app, your users and your product roadmap.
Wallets, conversion and stablecoin payments behind one API, without building each provider integration.
Issuers
Issue and manage tokenized instruments, such as a share register, with transfers checked against your rules.
Your instrument, your holders and your rules.
A tokenized register where every transfer is checked against your rules before it is recorded.
Banks, payment providers and remitters, asset managers, exchanges and brokers, fintechs and issuers across Africa, in markets in scope including South Africa, Mauritius, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Mozambique and Botswana.
Not necessarily. DAPL runs inside your own regulatory perimeter or inside a licensed partner's, for example an FSCA-licensed partner in South Africa.
No. You keep the custodian, venues and screening tools you use today and connect them through DAPL. New providers can be added later by configuration.
Typically weeks instead of the 6 to 12 months of a direct build across several providers, because DAPL is already connected to the providers and the compliance checks.
Yes. Most institutions start with one job, such as stablecoin settlement or payouts, and add modules as they grow.