Regulated banks & PSPs
Customer-edge execution, local payout and settlement services.
Network
One execution market across many financial networks.
GIBP is designed to make banks, PSPs, FX providers, settlement systems and digital-money networks competing execution options under one policy and evidence layer.
FX & liquidity providers
Quotes, capacity, liquidity and permitted market execution.
Settlement infrastructures
Bank rails, instant-payment schemes and wholesale settlement systems.
Digital-money networks
Tokenised deposits, regulated stablecoins and other eligible settlement assets.
These are provider categories the architecture is designed to support. A category or example does not imply a live integration, partnership or production corridor unless separately identified as verified.
Roadmap
A continuous institutional execution market.
Eligible providers can compete for flow using quotes, capacity and service commitments. Large instructions can be split across multiple permissible plans when that improves total economics or resilience.
Illustrative RFQ
- Outcome
- Deliver defined SGD
- Funding
- GBP
- Finality
- Required
- Policy
- Eligible providers only
Provider AEligible · quote submitted
Primary plan candidate
Provider BEligible · quote submitted
Potential split allocation
Provider CRejected by policy
Not priced
Internal liquidityAvailable
Offsets external requirement
Roadmap
Local liquidity. Multilateral netting. Residual settlement.
Customer payments can complete using eligible local liquidity while institutional obligations are accumulated across the network. Opposing flows are offset and only residual exposures need external rebalancing.
01
Local fulfilment
Eligible destination institution pays from available local liquidity.
02
Network netting
Opposing institutional obligations are offset multilaterally.
03
Residual settlement
Only the remaining exposure is rebalanced through permitted assets and rails.
Policy before price
A cheaper route is irrelevant if it violates jurisdiction, asset, mandate or counterparty policy.
No self-preferencing
A future GIBP settlement asset should lose to another permitted asset whenever the other option produces the better outcome.
Evidence-led scoring
Provider performance should be based on observed execution quality, not fabricated rankings or unaudited league tables.
Interested in participating in the execution market?
Admission is subject to institutional verification, legal terms, capability certification and ongoing monitoring.