A profile that survives review
We work in a field where a payment partner will eventually be asked to explain itself. Structure, documentation and external image are kept in a state we are comfortable showing to a bank, an auditor or a counterparty.
We run payment infrastructure for companies working with digital assets, and we build it so that the bank, the auditor and the counterparty can all follow what happened.
We operate at the point where payment infrastructure meets compliance practice: the plumbing of accepting and sending crypto payments, and the checks and records that make those payments explainable afterwards.
Our clients are companies, not consumers. Merchants selling internationally, platforms with payout obligations, and partners building payment products of their own. We support their payment layer rather than compete with their product.
Four things every engagement is built from. None of them is optional, and none is sold separately.
Acceptance, payouts and settlement running as one system, with reconciliation that still holds at month end.
Screening, due diligence and monitoring on the transaction path, producing evidence as a by-product of normal operation.
Named people, documented procedures, and escalation paths agreed in writing before anyone needs them.
Keeping merchants, banking partners and technical teams working from the same picture of the same flow.
What sets us apart
We work in a field where a payment partner will eventually be asked to explain itself. Structure, documentation and external image are kept in a state we are comfortable showing to a bank, an auditor or a counterparty.
We shape procedures with the regulatory context in view rather than bolting compliance on afterward. Where the rules are still forming, we take the more conservative reading.
We deal with professional counterparties and do not open accounts for retail users. That single decision removes a whole class of risk from everything else we build.
The shapes of business the setup is designed around. If yours is not on the list, it is worth a conversation rather than an assumption.
How it worksCross-border acceptance
Merchants selling internationally
Many recipients, one flow
Marketplaces with split payouts
White-label and referral
Payment and infrastructure partners
Recurring and one-off
SaaS and digital services
High season, high volume
Travel and booking platforms
Supplier runs and settlements
Companies paying across borders
Company and jurisdiction
Solvexa is based in San José, Costa Rica, and operates as a B2B payment service provider.
3-102-968550 Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada
Limited Liability Company
Plaza Florencia, Office No. 10, 300 metres north of La Paco Shopping Centre,
San Rafael, Escazú, San José, Postal Code 10203, Costa Rica
We are not an exchange, a wallet, or a custody service, and we provide no access to public financial services.
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