About Polynopsis
Polynopsis is an agentic liquidity platform for cross-border payment companies. It shows where all their money is: one live, read-only position across every bank, payout partner, PSP, OTC desk, exchange and stablecoin wallet, including money in flight, and it warns before a payout account or corridor runs dry.
Who it is for
Money transfer operators, remittance companies and stablecoin-settled B2B payment companies that prefund payout partners across many corridors, for example USD to MXN, EUR to INR or GBP to NGN. The people who use it are CFOs, heads of treasury and liquidity, and controllers.
What it does
- One view of every bank account, payout partner, PSP, exchange, OTC desk and wallet, in fiat and stablecoin.
- Funds-in-flight tracking from send to settle, matched from the transfer confirmations in your inbox.
- Runway per corridor, and shortfall alerts before payout batches.
- A 7am position snapshot in Slack and email.
- Answers to plain-language questions about balances, each citing the source accounts and sync times.
How it connects
Every connection is read-only: Polynopsis can see balances and transactions but cannot trade, withdraw or pay out. It connects to banks through aggregators and statement files (BAI2, MT940, camt.053), to stablecoin wallets through their public addresses, to custody platforms through read-only API keys, and to payout partners through their reports and APIs.
On the roadmap
Forecasts that update as money clears, exception and dispute handling, board and auditor reports, and integrations alongside treasury systems such as Kyriba.
Team
- Funmi Soewu, Polynopsis (LinkedIn)
- Isaac Oduh, CTO, Polynopsis (LinkedIn)
- Lashe Onikoyi, Product and design lead, Polynopsis (LinkedIn)
Contact
Follow Polynopsis on LinkedIn. Email hello@polynopsis.com or book a 30 minute demo. Website: polynopsis.com.
Know where all your money is.
Polynopsis gives cross-border payment teams one live position across every bank, payout partner, exchange and wallet, including money in flight, and warns before a corridor runs dry.