In 2024, roughly 100,000 people lost access to their money, not because a bank failed, but because nobody could prove the ledger matched the bank account. The Synapse collapse reshaped sponsor banking overnight. Regulators now expect daily, line-by-line proof that FBO accounts, sub-ledgers, and bank statements match. Yet most institutions and fintechs are still trying to satisfy these daily audit demands using monthly Excel spreadsheets and fragmented data from processors. Huge shoutout to the @forumventures team for putting together their FinTech Buyers Table. I had the chance to pitch NAYA to a panel of banking executives and walk through how we solve this exact verification gap. NAYA is a non-custodial reconciliation platform and programmable ledger. We don't touch the money, but we prove it. We ingest raw data across banks, processors, and ledgers to generate the daily exportable evidence sponsor banks need to stay compliant and protected. For bank teams currently managing fintech programs or evaluating new ones for their pipeline, the questions remain largely the same : - How are you approaching the verification layer today? - Do you require fintech partners to bring their own reconciliation engine, or are you taking direct ownership of the platform at the bank level? Watch the full 5-minute presentation from the Forum Ventures event here: youtu.be/a2uN4ZMY5Rg?si=_F0g…

Payment ops team shouldn't spend more time reconciling than devs spend shipping. Manual matching across Stripe, PayPal, bank files = 40 hours/month of pain. Its why we built @nayaplatform to fix this: ✅10K transactions in 60 seconds ✅AI learns your settlement patterns ✅40 hours → 20 minutes Watch it work 👇 #PaymentOps #FinOps #Fintech

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