Cihan Duezguen

Credibur is the operational infrastructure for structured credit. We serve originators and capital providers across the full debt facility lifecycle: data ingestion, borrowing base calculation, portfolio monitoring, reporting, and compliance. In many mandates, we act as a named counterparty within the facility structure, including as Calculation Agent, Verification Agent, and Back-up Servicer. By replacing manual, fragmented processes with structured and auditable infrastructure, we help credit move faster and with greater confidence. Credibur is backed by leading fintech founders and early-stage investors.

Ivy is a default global, default instant financial infrastructure on a mission to move money at internet speed. Sending money across the globe should be as seamless as sending an email, yet today, businesses still face high fees and T+2 settlement times. It’s time for a change. As 60+ countries roll out real-time payment rails and stablecoins emerge as regulated interoperability assets, Ivy acts as the connective API layer between these systems. We enable businesses to send and receive global real-time bank payments, without cards, wallets, or correspondent banks. By making local payment schemes interoperable, Ivy accelerates settlement, cuts costs, and simplifies payments. With offices in Berlin, Munich, London, and Helsinki, Ivy powers global businesses and has secured $30 million in funding from leading fintech investors, including Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures and Creandum.

Augustus (formerly known as Ivy) has received OCC conditional approval to charter the first clearing bank for the AI era. This approval has been driven by our core thesis: the dollar is the best product in the history of the world, with practically infinite global demand - but distribution is broken. The existing clearing model runs on legacy correspondents that are closed 115 days a year, built for humans, and take two days to settle. Augustus is the update to the AI era: an autonomous clearing bank, purpose-built around programmable money and stablecoins. Always open. Made for machines. At the speed of compute.

Credibur is the operational infrastructure for structured credit. We serve originators and capital providers across the full debt facility lifecycle: data ingestion, borrowing base calculation, portfolio monitoring, reporting, and compliance. In many mandates, we act as a named counterparty within the facility structure, including as Calculation Agent, Verification Agent, and Back-up Servicer. By replacing manual, fragmented processes with structured and auditable infrastructure, we help credit move faster and with greater confidence. Credibur is backed by leading fintech founders and early-stage investors.

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The Green Banana Group is a fintech provider based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and positions itself as a pan-European BNPL orchestration platform. The company connects merchants, BNPL providers and payment service providers via a central, API-based infrastructure and supports international scaling and intelligent routing of BNPL payment processes for B2C and B2B in over 25 countries.

Ivy is a default global, default instant financial infrastructure on a mission to move money at internet speed. Sending money across the globe should be as seamless as sending an email, yet today, businesses still face high fees and T+2 settlement times. It’s time for a change. As 60+ countries roll out real-time payment rails and stablecoins emerge as regulated interoperability assets, Ivy acts as the connective API layer between these systems. We enable businesses to send and receive global real-time bank payments, without cards, wallets, or correspondent banks. By making local payment schemes interoperable, Ivy accelerates settlement, cuts costs, and simplifies payments. With offices in Berlin, Munich, London, and Helsinki, Ivy powers global businesses and has secured $30 million in funding from leading fintech investors, including Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures and Creandum.