One integration.
Every bank.
Connect once to the Lupsee ledger and settle directly with any member bank. No correspondent chains. No bilateral agreements. No nostro accounts.
N² connectivity from N members
Point-to-point integrations scale linearly. Shared ledgers scale exponentially. Each new bank multiplies everyone's reach.
Exponential Connectivity
Each new member multiplies settlement paths for everyone, so connectivity grows exponentially, not linearly.
Vetted Membership
Every participant passes KYB verification and regulatory review. You transact only with qualified counterparties.
Programmable Controls
Set transaction limits, approved counterparties, and settlement windows per corridor, enforced by smart contracts.
Democratic Governance
Rule changes require member voting. Disputes resolved through transparent arbitration with published precedents.
The math behind network effects
On a shared ledger, every new member instantly connects to everyone else, so connectivity grows exponentially. Drag the slider to see how paths scale compared to point-to-point integrations.
Connectivity grows exponentially
Each new member multiplies paths for everyone on the shared ledger.
Rules enforced by code, not contracts
On-chain governance means transparent rule-making, predictable enforcement, and no unilateral changes by any party.
Tiered Membership
Members settle transactions. Operators run infrastructure and earn fees. Voting power scales with participation.
Node Architecture
Validators confirm transactions. Observers monitor compliance. Participants submit settlements. Clear separation of duties.
Protocol Upgrades
30-day proposal period, 2/3 majority required. All changes tested on staging network before mainnet deployment.
Independent Oversight
Elected audit committee reviews operations quarterly. Reports published to all members. Escalation path to regulators.
Plug into your existing stack
Production-tested connectors to the systems you already run.
Core Banking
Pre-built connectors for Temenos, Finastra, FIS, and major platforms. Custom adapters for legacy systems.
Payment Rails
Bridges to SWIFT, domestic RTGS, ACH, and emerging instant payment networks. Single integration, global reach.
Qualified Custodians
Partnerships with licensed custodians in each jurisdiction. Your assets stay with regulated institutions.
FX & Liquidity
Integrated FX providers for automatic currency conversion. Competitive rates with sub-second execution.
Why banks are switching
Side-by-side comparison with traditional correspondent banking infrastructure and specific metrics.
Speed & Availability
Cost Structure
Operations
Compliance & Risk
Network membership questions
What banks ask before joining the Lupsee network.
Traditional integrations require point-to-point connections. For example, 50 banks need 1,225 bilateral agreements. On Lupsee's shared ledger, each bank connects once and gains access to all other members instantly. Adding one new bank creates N-1 new settlement paths for everyone.
Membership is open to licensed financial institutions including banks, fintechs with payment licenses, regulated asset managers, and market infrastructure providers. All applicants go through KYB verification and regulatory review before approval.
The network uses transparent on-chain arbitration with published precedents. Rule changes require member voting with a 2/3 majority. An elected audit committee provides independent oversight with quarterly reports to all members.
All settlements are atomic PvP (Payment vs Payment), so there's no counterparty exposure. Transactions complete instantly or not at all. Member failures don't create cascading settlement risk like in correspondent banking.
Yes. We have pre-built connectors for Temenos, Finastra, FIS, and other major platforms. For legacy systems, our integration team builds custom adapters. Typical integration takes 4-6 weeks.