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From Privacy to Compliance: Real-World Blockchain Apps
Recorded: Feb. 17, 2026 Duration: 0:38:28Space Recording
Short Summary
Zebek is set to launch its Super App on February 25th, integrating various blockchain products while participating in XRP Las Vegas alongside industry giants. The partnership with Tangent for a branded wallet and Aleo's substantial fundraising efforts highlight the growing trend towards privacy-focused solutions in the crypto space, indicating a significant shift in institutional adoption and market growth.
Full Transcription
Thank you. Thank you. Welcome, everyone. Thank you so much for joining us.
We will pick up in a couple of minutes. We're just waiting for some other guests to join and also for
the audience to build up a little bit. So thanks for coming and joining us, though.
Should be a really interesting conversation. Hi, JJ, how you doing?
Ben, what up, bro? How are you? And shout out everybody for joining.
I'm having some issues.
You can't?
I'm having issues with you, too.
Okay, well, look, could you hear me a moment ago?
Now you're good.
Now you're good.
It seems like you're fine.
Okay.
Okay, great.
Well, hopefully X was a hot mess yesterday so uh let's hope we don't have that
issue i'm just bringing
they've been connecting for a while which is not great so uh i can see simon in the audience i'm
going to invite him to speak um if anyone, I'll do a little test.
Everyone give me a thumbs up emoji if you can hear me fine.
That's always great fun to do.
And I'm going to bring Moomin up.
Hey, I got some thumbs up.
That's good news.
And now I've got thumbs up in the audience.
Excellent news.
Okay, thank you so much, everyone.
I really appreciate you doing that.
Give us a few moments and we will be right with you.
I think if ADI can hear,
my best recommendation is probably that they drop down
and then look to come back up
because all I can see is them connecting.
And I think take a spin around the block,
refresh your app, and that might be the way to do it.
Ben, ADI seems as a speaker on my end, so it's showing fine.
Oh, so maybe it's mine then, in which case, ADI, don't worry.
Stay where you are.
And hopefully that gets sorted.
Okay, look, I think we're good.
I think we can make a move and start moving along.
Welcome, everybody.
Welcome, welcome.
Here we are, mid-February.
Welcome to the Spaces session with me, Benjamin White,
and, of course, my good friend and CEO at Zebex, Simon.
Hi, Simon.
Hey, Ben, and everyone listening today.
Great to be back.
It's been a few weeks now since we had our last space.
Yeah.
You're good though.
You're well.
You're in good health.
Great start to the year.
I mean, lots to update the community on today, so excited to get into it.
And then, of course, we have three amazing guests joining us today.
We do. Actually, do you know what what let's do that at the beginning let's let's talk a bit about zebek and if you don't mind just let's just take a few minutes and maybe give me and the
community a bit of an update before we jump into our the main topic of conversation for today i
know there's like three or four things i would love to get direct line into you on. So if you don't mind, I'm just going
to ask away. Firstly, tell me everything you can in terms of progress when it comes to the Super
App. Where are we at? We're getting very close. I'm sure our community knows that the launch date
has now been set for the 25th of February. We've been rolling out the Super App in different modules
for the past couple of weeks.
So you've been able to see the updated version of the cards, updated version of the staking,
etc. But next week is the date. So the desktop version will be coming live, which brings all
of our Zbeck products under one roof. And this app is so exciting for us. It's been months in
the works. We really see this as kind of the way for blockchain to replace traditional banking apps with a blockchain-based first solution. And of course,
the app is going to be starting as a free tool for everyone in the community to use. And then
later on, we'll be requiring a ZVCN requirement to access certain features in the app. So great
way for everyone to test it out, give us feedback, and we'll be rolling out
the second phase, which is the mobile app in the month of March. So there's also that to look
forward to. Amazing. Okay, so real progress then. I think that's awesome. And obviously a great,
another sync for the ZPCN token in terms of that being almost like gated access. I think that's a
great, great play. Exactly. Okay, next. Let me look at my notes. Oh mean, that's a great play. Exactly.
Okay, next.
Let me look at my notes.
Oh, yeah, this is a good one, actually.
I really wanted to catch you about this.
I saw something saying that you will be on stage next month at XRP Las Vegas.
And not just up on stage,
but with teams from XRP and Solana, right?
with teams from XRP and Solana, right?
What can you tell us about that?
What can you tell us about that?
Yes, super excited to be at XRP Las Vegas.
This is Zabek's first time we're going to be there
alongside our friends at Ripple, Solana, Uphold, and many, many more.
I'll be delivering a keynote speech at the event.
I look forward to meeting many from the Zabek community there
and, of course, all these other adjacent crypto companies.
And I encourage everyone in the Zabek community to follow our Twitter. We'll be running some
campaigns in the next couple of weeks and you may even be able to win a fully paid for trip
to the event in Vegas. Oh yeah. Okay, nice. You know, on my list, never been to Vegas,
never been. So that would be an amazing one. Maybe you can join me, nice. You know, on my list, never been to Vegas.
Never been.
So that would be an amazing one. Maybe you can join me, Ben.
Maybe you can join me.
Yeah, okay.
Let's see.
If there's some content to be made out there, let's have a think about it.
But awesome.
Okay, well, that sounds like an amazing event, and I can't wait to hear a bit more.
Okay, last one on my docket.
I was doing a little bit of research earlier,
and can you tell me a bit about this tangem uh campaign that i've seen it's pinned post at
the moment i'll go and grab it and pin it to the jumbotron at the top but there's a like a
bundesliga which is the german football or soccer um stadium uh like takeover what's going on there
give me the whole like 101 on that yes So our partnership with Tangent is really based around the launch of a custom branded wallet.
I've got one myself. There are limited availability.
We've seen a lot of people in the community have purchased them over the past two weeks since we've gone live.
We highly recommend every one of our holders to look into self-cant custody.
There's no real better way to store your ZBCN than on a ZBCN-branded Tangent wallet.
And to celebrate this launch,
and for all of our sports fans out there,
I'm sure you already know this,
but ZBEC and Tangent are official sponsors
of the German Bundesliga.
Think of this as, you know,
Germany's version of the NFL.
It's the number one sport in the country,
and we will be featured in games across Germany all season.
And I will be at one of the games myself, I think, next month.
So anyone who's out there, give me a shout.
Nice.
Love that.
Okay, so lots going on.
Super App in full force, XRP Las Vegas,
and that Tangent campaign with Bundesliga.
Really, really interesting.
Thanks for taking the time to go through those things.
I am going to move us on to our future conversation now.
Today's session focuses our attention back to the than just kind of like, you know, etherware.
It needs to really start giving people access to finance and people being able to build out really, really incredible platforms and things.
So over the last cycle cycle we talked about tokens speculation
narrative this year the conversation has very much shifted and um uh elena from um from zebek
actually brought my attention to and i've been having a look at the tucker carson interview that
was uh published all about a week or so, and the kind of ensuing debate on crypto
Twitter, which has been around like privacy, cryptography, individual sovereignty, and it's
really kind of like propelled that into the cultural mainstream. So what we're going to talk
about today is privacy and how institutions are now asking different questions.
They want compliance.
They want infrastructure that works inside real companies,
across jurisdictions, with real money moving through it as well,
like super important.
So Simon, I'll just quickly come to you before I then introduce our guests.
Zebek has already hit SOC 2, ICO standards.
We've been talking about that a great deal in these shows.
We've covered this in lots of detail. You've also onboarded hundreds of corporate clients.
What's missing clearly isn't demand. It's the rails, the private chains, the compliance layers, the card programs, the payroll that can operate on-chain without exposing sensitive data.
So are you continuing to see this firsthand in terms of the conversations that you're having
when you are visiting these conferences and speaking at different events?
Without a doubt. I mean, this is one of our biggest focuses this year as a company.
And it's really about building infrastructure that institutions can actually use.
You know, there's been many blockchains
that have come and gone over the past 10 years,
but the key right now is working with blockchains
that are institutional grade,
and many of those have privacy built in natively.
As you can imagine, large enterprises and corporates
cannot have transaction data out there in the public.
So Zbeck being an early mover
at adopting some of these chains,
working with companies like Aleo,
who of course are here on the show with us as well,
and our neobank distribution partners like Facet and ADI.
So we bring all this together under a very user-friendly interface
through the Zbeck super app
so that we're able to serve all aspects of the market.
Amazing.
Okay, well, look, I will move on to our challenge, Simon.
Today, we're joined by the teams from Aleo, Facet, and ADI,
three very different approaches to the same core challenge.
How do we build blockchain infrastructure that governments, banks, institutions
can actually use and want to use?
And so I'm going to do a quick mic check with everybody
no pun intended but hi mike mike mccoy is bd uh head of bd at aleo how are you mike good to see you
i'm doing well can everyone hear me today it can hear you perfectly i know the line is it does feel
a little bit fragile so we'll we'll keep going as we can but yeah i can hear you perfectly
how are you dude and if you perfectly. How are you, dude?
And if you don't mind, do you mind giving a very, very quick introduction to Aleo?
I was conducting a bit of research earlier this week.
I saw you've had a huge raise, incredible cap table.
I would love to know a little bit more about it, and then I can obviously introduce our other guests,
and we can move into the conversation.
Yeah, absolutely.
So, Alio is a decentralized permissionless protocol
that protects all transaction details
and zero knowledge cryptography.
We do have some serious venture-backed partners
that came on in 2022, such as A16Z,
Tagger Global, SoftBank, Samsung, Coinbase Ventures,
On Ventures, Variant, Slow Ventures,
a bunch of others, right? And we're very thankful for all those partners. But today, you know,
we are very much focused on enabling private stablecoin payments for things like payroll
remittances for payment service providers, as well as for others in the crypto sphere.
for others in the crypto sphere. Recently we had launches with USDC, USDCX with Circle,
USAD with Paxos, and today we actually launched our private native wallet called Shield, which
allows any user, business, government to be able to send private payments to anywhere across the
world in one second in less than one cent. So, you know, partners like Zebek that enable cards both physically and virtually, as well
as enabling payroll specifically for clients is like a huge value add to the layer one
blockchain protocol that we have built and are looking to settle payments privately across
the world.
So, yeah, that's mostly our focus.
I love that. And how is it that you guys came to meet Zebek? I think,
have you met in person? I think so, right?
Yeah. So Simon and I met actually during the week of Crypto Financial Conference back in January in
Switzerland. And, you know, his focus was very much on payroll. My focus was very much on payroll.
So these kind of are synergies and the focus is what we're trying to solve for here in
crypto, because no one wants their paycheck to be public.
When you are receiving payment in stable coins today with USDC that settles on Ethereum,
Solana, et cetera, all of that is public and accessible through block explorers through
anyone within the entire internet.
And I, for one,
don't want my paycheck to be public. I imagine many others in the world don't want theirs to be
either, especially if you are a multinational corporation, or if you're even a crypto
organization that is very global and have people based all over the world. This is a non-starter
for many of them. So that is kind of where the synergies really started between Simon, myself and Zebek and Elio.
Love that. Thank you. And Elio, I've got that right now, not Aleo. I know these things are very important.
Really appreciate you coming up.
I like to get it right. Okay, also joining us again are the team from Facet, and I think we've got
Egerim. Please
help me if I've butchered your name.
Hopefully I haven't, but hi.
Hi, everyone. My name is Egerim. You pronounced
it perfectly right.
Great. Lovely to meet
you, Egerim.
Great. Well, thanks so much
for joining us. We'll come up to Faset in a little while.
And also for the first time joining us is the team from ADI, and I believe we've got Jack with us. Hi, Jack. How are you doing?
Hey, Ben. How are you? Hi, everyone.
Yes. Great stuff. that we've had here.
So I guess I want to start with the fact that you're all building key infrastructure and I
guess the obvious question a lot of people listening might have is why does the world need
another chain and as we're looking closely at privacy now,
why are private blockchains so important
and becoming such a critical focus of the broader space?
I'm going to ask Mike from LAO to come up with that one first
and then Jack afterwards.
And then I've got a specific question for you, Igrim,
regarding FACET after that.
Absolutely, absolutely. And as I've got a specific question for you, Igrim, regarding Faset after that. Absolutely, absolutely.
And as I mentioned earlier, existing blockchains like Ethereum or Solana, they excel at transparency and global accessibility.
But at the same time, transparency is a major barrier for real-world adoption, especially for stablecoins.
Every transaction publicly reveals sender, receiver, amount, and a lot of business intelligence, exposing companies to competitors, front running, data leaks, treasury movement, trade size, you name it. in particular zero knowledge snarks and where privacy is built from day one transactions are
end-to-end encrypted hiding details while proving validity on chain and so zk there's you know two
ways you can utilize privacy there's zk starks which enables you to scale with roll ups and then
there's zk starks which allows you to protect and verify and on alio in the real world uh you know
verify and on alio in the real world uh you know this unlocks what stable coins were always meant
to do at scale private payments enable confidential payroll for global teams secure vendor settlements
enable treasuries whether crypto native or corporate uh to help with their operations for
paying and payouts without forcing businesses to choose between blockchain benefits and data
protection. Stablecoin users get financial privacy like traditional banking, businesses run on
operations without broadcasting their strategies, and institutions then can settle large flows
compliantly without creating market-moving signals. And like CZ said this past week too
in another interview on the All In podcast, privacy is the missing link that scales on-chain
finance. Luckily, Alio has been live since 2024, so it's battle-tested. It has proved to not have
hacks, and not anything is possible in blockchain networks, but there's a tried and true blockchain
that can enable private payments at scale. Absolutely love that.
And Jack, I wondered if you had a response to the same question in terms of why privacy and private blockchains
are so important to the infrastructure
that you're building right now.
Yeah.
So first of all, I completely agree with what Mike mentioned.
At ADI, we built a chain that's optimized for payments, privacy and garments basically.
So we see today that multiple governments are trying to tiptoe their way into crypto,
blockchain, not knowing how to start, where to start.
They are building their sandbox or frameworks, but it's very conservative in a way.
So we developed a chain that's robustly built around privacy, compliance,
and a payment optimization for it to enable real-world cases such as payments, like fast
payments within users, P2P. And we have a module stack that enables any single government or
financial institution that has its own unique set of rules and wants
to build an l3 on top of us and say great i want to have permission pools i want to have kyc only
wallets i want to have only white listed addresses white listed pools or smart contracts so in a way
we are instead of going full a d5 as anything completely in eth centric in a way, we are building
it for
institutions and governments that want to
start putting their entire
governmental infrastructure within
on-chain, that being IDs,
user IDs, completely protected
by CK technology
and those are the real
use case that we are looking after.
I love that.
Thank you so much for answering
and being so succinct.
Igor, from Facet's perspective,
I'd like to touch on stablecoins if I can.
And I guess this is a similar question for you,
but how important are they to your ecosystem
and how are you developing the Facet business
when it comes to stable coins? Absolutely. Well, at Facet, stable coins are the core settlement
layer of our digital bank. We are literally a stable coin based digital bank and it's not a
feature, it's the foundation and we use stable coins for real world problems to provide utility
for our users whether it's cross-border settlement or rwa liquidity we we use stable coins as
liquidity bridge that allows users from our target markets from marco to malaysia to access
tokenized assets whether it's stocks commodities bonds. We also have a facet card where the cards are funded by stable coin balances.
So people can spend anywhere in the world holding digital dollars for our target market.
It's extremely crucial.
And in general, since we primarily aim for millions of users, you know, even like in unbanked and underbanked regions.
It's crucial for them to have access for stable dollar denominated financial services.
So it kind of helps with access in emerging like past growing markets as well.
So that's our foundation.
Yeah, amazing.
And I know we've got Momin in the crowd,
and I also know that you have to bounce in a moment.
So I don't know if you wanted to add any color to that before leaving.
Great to have you on stage, by the way, Momin.
No, no, thank you so much.
Yes, we'll suddenly have to hop off due to an emergency.
But honestly, this is an incredibly important conversation, I believe.
And thank you to everyone who organized this because the future of crypto will be defined by infrastructure now.
As we know, you know, the days of speculation are long gone.
I think private rails, compliance distribution and real institutional usability is what would finally move blockchain from just
narrative to a global financial reality. So really, thank you to all these partners here and for you
guys to work towards organizing this and taking this forward. And I really want more of these
conversations to happen more often, because this is absolutely phenomenal. And what is needed in
2026, after what we've been seeing is happening in the market
100 yeah i love that thank you so much really really appreciate your take on that um mike um
elio i've got a couple of questions for you specifically before i bring the other guys back
up as mentioned earlier you know elio raised 300 million dollars and backed by some serious capital.
Why are institutions finally ready for private blockchains?
I'm really interested to know what you've seen, what the shift has been that has made this come to the fore like it has.
Yeah, I mean, I can't necessarily speak for all institutions but what i'm seeing from from feedback is they're finally ready because the risk of transparent of transparent rails have become too high as
on-chain volume is exploding there's over i want to say like one trillion dollars in stablecoin
volumes monthly with institutional activity that's only growing and so you know bringing on like
credible stable coins especially in the alia world of circle with USDCX, Paxos with USAID.
They show that major stable coin issuers are betting on privacy versus infrastructure.
And serious capital is willing to flow into that because it delivers programmable ZK privacy at
scale that's decentralized, permissionless, and compliant ready.'s our like general thesis and analogy and and maybe it can work for for
everything in crypto too but we're looking to create the HTTPS for blockchain networks if you
remember in the early internet days when HTTP was totally live uh with the scale of the internet uh
you know everything was public and information was out there, businesses couldn't scale. They didn't have the rails to truly do so. But now that Alio enables, it's live, it enables the HTTPS for
blockchain networks. When the internet explorers were made to be private, you have businesses
like Amazon, Microsoft, and the world flourished. We're out here to build those similar rails for
global finance and the banks, the institutions, the payment service providers, the merchant services of the world, the remittance platforms, they are finally taking notice.
And because stablecoins settle in one second for less than one cent and enable global connectivity and access, that is a huge benefit for them.
Yeah, absolutely.
And you guys are like,
you're working with Zebek on private cards and payroll.
What changes for a corporate client
when payroll becomes like a fully private,
on-chain piece of infrastructure
i think what happens like yes you can have a network that settles these uh transactions but
having the right distribution partners and having the actual applications and wallets that connect
in their everyday lives and where users are already at is very vital and so if a user could
be able to receive their payroll through Zevic
and be able to have that come in instantaneously, not having to wait like three to four to five
days for it to settle across border, that is a huge unlock for them. And yes, with privacy added,
the transaction may not settle in exactly one second, sometimes it's two seconds, sometimes it's three.
Adding that privacy and that security to be able to receive one of the most valuable assets within someone's bank account.
If you look at your bank account, one of the more higher volumes and money flow within there is your payroll from your employer or your company.
And maintaining that trust, maintaining that security is vital. And so
Zebik offering these type of products for users and businesses alike to access, that's huge. And
it has a seamless experience. Yeah, absolutely. Simon, amazing partnership here. I'd love to
bring you up very quickly, Simon. Any thoughts here as we move into the next section of the
discussion? Alio has been an enormous partnership for us. It's only been a month, really, since Mike and I first met at CFC St. Moritz. But we've now been building behind the scenes. The
Alio private card is going to be going live within the next seven days. So everyone will be able to
to test it out and we can start onboarding more and more ecosystem partners of LAO onto our network.
And then of course, the payroll product will roll out in the month of March. So this is an
important milestone for us at Zbeck as we seek to serve larger enterprises and corporates that
have already adopted LAO for payments, payouts, or asset tokenization. So this is really just
the beginning for this partnership,
and we're super excited to see where it goes.
Amazing.
I'd like to bring the team from Facet back in, actually.
You guys operate in emerging markets,
got real users, huge transaction volume.
What is adoption actually looking like on the ground right now?
What are people asking for?
And I don't want to lead you too far, but obviously we're talking about privacy,
and I'd love to know how much of that is coming into the conversation.
Sure, that's a great question.
Per our big volume, the exact number actually for last year was 12 billion analyst volume.
And you are absolutely right.
We're primarily targeting markets from Morocco to Malaysia.
And, uh, for this, um, for these markets, the adoption is, uh, is crazy.
And people are asking for the products that we're providing, um, which are the
cards and the global UZT account.
And, uh, um, and I see, like we see primarily
like three dominant behaviors, I would say spending.
Users want the cards connected
to their digital dollar balances
so they can spend anywhere because, you know,
for some countries there are limitations
from their traditional banks.
When they travel abroad, they have limitations,
but, and with the facet card, they can be a global user.
Another thing is savings.
People hold stable coins as protection against currency volatility.
I'm not going to name countries, but for a few of them, it's been a huge issue and it's incredibly convenient to have this opportunity to have the savings
tied to the US dollar. Another thing is the, I would say, cross-bortal settlement and sending money
because for millions of people between families and businesses, it's the biggest transaction
driver.
One of the examples that I personally have faced, like a couple months back,
I was in Bangladesh, and we hosted a community meetup,
and we needed to pay for the venue and stuff, right?
And it was around the holidays here in the UAE.
They were not accepting the stablecoin payment, right? So we had to wait for a bank day to start to process but we also had our
deadlines but if it was in stablecoins obviously it would have taken like seconds not days right
and there would have been um faster um faster transaction without any limitations so i'll say
these three things uh that primarily interest our audience um yeah
three things that primarily interest our audience. Yeah.
Yeah, fantastic and great to have those examples there. Really, really interesting to see how
that's developing. I want to ask ADI a question now. You guys are targeting emerging markets
and institutional L3 deployments.
What does bringing a billion people on chain
with that kind of tech practically mean for you guys?
I'm really, really interested to learn.
That's amazing.
So basically, we see the blockchain as the backend infrastructure
for governments, banks, financial institutions,
fintechs, wallets, you name it.
And we've already partnered up with multiple governments, banks, financial institutions, fintechs, wallets, you name it. And we've already partnered up with multiple governments, multiple banks, multiple fintechs
that are going to be deploying either natively within our chain or building their own O3
that will be customized in the modules that I mentioned before with the compliance regulation
that they seek. Obviously, it's not the same regulation that comes in a bank in Asia than a bank in Africa or a bank in Europe.
They're all similar, but each have their own nuances that they have to respect in order to keep their banking license.
We're seeing multiple banks that want to get into the remittance play, leveraging the blockchain technology, and we are positioning ourselves to be the most efficient way for them to interact,
for them to customize their entire stack,
be able to be compliant with their existing infrastructure and laws in each country.
If they were, like if you take ETH, for example,
it's very hard for a bank to adopt ETH based on the lack of privacy it has, the cost of transactions, the speed of transactions, and multiple other KYC and regulated areas in compliance that they have to review.
what specific details they have to do with compliance,
how they can interact with smart contracts,
which smart contracts are prohibited or enabled
in their local region.
That's how they can start being on-chain
in a very seamless way.
We are right now, we signed M-Pesa
as the largest fintech in Africa.
They're gonna be enabling,
we're gonna be enabling through their user base
and backbone by ADI chain,
the remittance play within their fintech wallet.
And as in PESA, there are multiple other countries
per safer regions where we'll be adopting their stablecoin
and having their stablecoin minted and burned
directly natively on chain
to be able to interact
with the remittance market. We also do digital identities for those that want to secure
the privacy of their individuals and citizens on a web through stack, which it's super interesting
when you have to travel abroad and be able to validate your IDs
without having to share all your information.
Yeah, really interesting.
I think, you know, we were absolutely right earlier.
Like this feels like a conversation
that could spawn a million conversations.
So in the interest of everyone's time,
but it would be really good to get you back actually.
And I think, you know, I know that you guys are chatting with the team at Zebek, and I think it would be
fantastic to get you back up and have another discussion about this, because it sounds like
really interesting development from a tech perspective. Final few minutes, then. I just
want to kind of bring everyone together and connect the dots here. Simon, we've heard lots of really interesting stuff. Zooming out, what changes if private chains,
compliant L3s, neobank distribution,
if all of that connects through the kind of infrastructure
that they are building and through you guys at Zebek also,
what's going to change in the coming years?
And then I'll ask the guys to kind of close out.
Exactly, Ben.
I mean, these are all incredible growth levers for Zabek to expand our international footprint.
I mean, for one, bringing on bigger and better institutions onto our rails is a vote of confidence
in the technology that we've built, as well as the partners that we've brought on.
We're going to continue to roll out our expansion across corporate payroll, especially as this
year has been deemed the year of the stablecoin.
More and more corporates are looking to pay either internal payments or employees
in stablecoins through Zbeck. And of course, last but not least, card issuance and card volume
growth will continue to grow as we bring on new partners and new ecosystems. And of course,
a lot of those economics flow back into the ZBCN token. So to sum it up, stablecoin based financial infrastructure is going to continue to disrupt traditional banking.
And by connecting into businesses like Facet, like ADI, like Alio, ZBEC continues to add utility to our payments.
And it solidifies our position as the leading real time blockchain based payment solution globally.
Yes, sir, it does.
I want to ask the guys, so I'm going to do it in this order,
the order that I can see it.
So Facet, ADI, and then Aleo,
I would like to know where can people get in touch with you?
Where can they follow along?
Where can they get involved?
And then let's hopefully bring you back
so that we can talk a bit more about your businesses in the future.
Facet first.
Sure.
They can download the app, Facet, F-A-S-S-E-T,
or check our website, facet.io.
We are here on Twitter.
We have our own network here as well, which is our L2.
So our customer support team is very responsive.
So if you're already on the app, you can get any support requested 24 seven. And we are
also responsive on social media as well. So feel free to reach out anytime we're here
to support and respond.
Love that. And ADI, let's go with you.
Yes, so ADI.foundation is a website,
ADI.foundation,
and here in ADI chain,
a Twitter account,
you can message it
and you'll be having someone
guide you through the right,
if you want partnerships
or whatever inquiry you might have,
there's someone that's going to guide you away.
And then finally, Mike, see us out from Alio.
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for the time.
You can obviously follow me on my handle here, mccoi, E-M-C-C-E-E-C-L-Y,
as well as AlioHQ for any updates within the protocol and network.
We also recently just launched our native wallet called Shield,
which enables anyone to send a private payment to anyone across the world,
especially with USDCX and US Alio dollar issued by Paxos.
So looking forward to everyone interacting with us,
and thank you all for the time.
Yeah, thank you for the time. Thank Simon for coming
out. JJ, love the fact that you've organized another banger. Appreciate you. See us out.
Have fun, everyone. And thank you for joining us today. No, appreciate everybody for joining.
Shout out JB. He was the architect behind everything. So we got to give the props to him
and obviously all the people that joined. thank you guys for the time uh ben
simon mike uh fasta adi so um we'll catch you guys on the next one uh see you guys and happy
chinese new year everyone absolutely before we close it out happy chinese new year so shout out
everybody hope you guys have a safe holiday
