πMAIV CBP Ecosystem
Product of MAIV | Powering the Future of Global Payments
π Overview
This flagship product being developed by MAIV, is built to modernize cross-border payments with a unified, programmable financial infrastructure.
MAIV's infrastructure is designed to eliminate the legacy inefficiencies of international money movement by enabling:
π Real-time FX conversion
π Seamless compliance integration
β‘ Instant or near-instant settlement
πΈ Transparent, programmable fees
π Access to multiple liquidity sources in global corridors
π§± The Problem MAIV Solves
Despite over $290 trillion forecasted to move across borders annually by 2030, international payments remain:
Slow: 2β5 business days to settle
Expensive: Fees ranging from 2β7% depending on route
Opaque: Hidden FX spreads and unpredictable intermediaries
Manual: Compliance checks and routing are often non-automated
This outdated architecture disproportionately affects emerging markets and frontier economies.
π° Real-World Comparison: $100M Institutional Transfer
Example: High-friction corridor (e.g., Africa β EU, LATAM β UK)
FX Spread (2β5%)
$2,000,000 β $5,000,000
Transfer/Wire Fees
$25,000 β $50,000
Intermediary Bank Fees
$10,000 β $25,000
Compliance/KYC Fees
$10,000 β $75,000
Receiving Fees
$5,000 β $10,000
Total Estimated Cost
$3M β $7M+
Time to Settle
2β5 business days
These costs are not optional β they are built into the legacy system.
β‘ MAIVβs Optimized Infrastructure
FX Execution
On-chain pricing & automated netting
Routing
Programmatic corridor optimization
Settlement
Seconds to minutes
Compliance
Modular, embedded KYC/AML logic
Transparency
Full visibility into fees & flow
Cost Saving
Up to 90% reduction
MAIV offers dramatic savings and greater control to fintechs, businesses, and platforms moving large volumes across borders.
Use Cases
Global B2B payments
FX-as-a-service for wallets and neobanks
Supplier and freelancer payouts
International remittances
Platform-based settlement infrastructure
MAIVs infrastructure is designed to serve fintechs, regulated institutions, and payment processors looking to replace expensive SWIFT-based rails with programmable infrastructure.
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