Consensus 2025 concludes, Interlace CaaS expands cross-border payment boundaries
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Consensus 2025 concludes, Interlace CaaS expands cross-border payment boundaries
As a core pillar of stablecoin applications in cross-border payments, Interlace provides global users with efficient and scalable financial transaction solutions.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsFebruary 18–20, 2025 Consensus Hong Kong was successfully held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, drawing significant global attention from the Web3 and fintech industries. During Consensus 2025, innovative fintech company Interlace participated in the 2025 PayFi Summit (PayFi Summit 2025), joining industry leaders and innovators such as the Solana Foundation, Huma Finance, and DePHY to discuss innovative applications of PayFi, future industry trends, market opportunities, and other forward-looking explorations.
(Michael Wu, CEO of Interlace)
PayFi, or Payment Finance, refers to an innovative technological and application model that integrates payment functions with financial services within the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. Lily Liu, Chairwoman of the Solana Foundation, stated that PayFi leverages blockchain technology to revolutionize payment systems by enabling more efficient, low-cost transactions, delivering new financial experiences, creating sophisticated financial products and use cases, forming an integrated value chain, and ultimately giving rise to a new financial cluster.
Tech-driven enhancement of financial experience is precisely Interlace's area of expertise. As a leading financial infrastructure provider, Interlace focuses on bridging the Web3 and Web2 ecosystems by seamlessly integrating modern financial channels with emerging markets through innovative technologies. As a core pillar in stablecoin applications for cross-border payments, Interlace offers globally accessible, efficient, and scalable financial transaction solutions—including CaaS (Card as a Service), BaaS (Banking as a Service), and WaaS (Wallet as a Service)—enabling businesses to easily embed financial capabilities into existing platforms via flexible, adaptable APIs. Its offerings also include core products such as global fund accounts, global acquiring, and issuance of virtual and physical cards.
At the summit, Interlace CEO Michael Wu further shared insights on its "end-to-end" CaaS solution, covering the entire process from wallet management to card issuance. Key features include multi-BIN card issuance, wallet deposit address generation, cryptocurrency deposit KYT (Know Your Transaction compliance checks), cardholder KYC verification (supporting both API and hosted models), and regulatory-compliant secure custody infrastructure ensuring full transparency and control over fund flows. Additionally, Interlace supports on-chain transfers and multi-account fund allocation, enabling clients to efficiently coordinate operations like top-ups, transfers, and card issuance to meet diverse scenario requirements.
In the card issuance process, Interlace supports multi-BIN configuration to meet clients' global card issuance needs. Through intelligent risk control and anti-fraud systems, it enables real-time monitoring of transaction risks, safeguarding fund security. Moreover, Interlace provides white-label card solutions, allowing customers to customize card designs and helping enterprises rapidly build brand differentiation.
Interlace CEO Michael Wu stated that stablecoins are playing an increasingly important role in global cross-border payments. Driven by technological innovation, Interlace delivers industry-leading solutions that provide foundational infrastructure for efficient and secure fund flows, empowering institutions and clients to gain a competitive edge amid the convergence of cryptocurrency and traditional payment systems.
Founded in 2019, Interlace has obtained PCI-DSS Level 1, the highest security certification in the international card payment industry, and holds licenses including Hong Kong TCSP, U.S. MSB, and Lithuania VASP. To date, Interlace has issued over 4.5 million cards, served more than 7,500 enterprises, and processed over 60 million transactions annually.
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