Kulipa
Kulipa is a stablecoin-backed payment infrastructure platform that lets fintechs issue cards, open virtual accounts, and move funds globally.
What is Kulipa?
Kulipa is a stablecoin-backed payment infrastructure platform that enables modern fintechs to go global with card issuance, virtual accounts, and real-time fund movement across 100+ countries. Through a unified, compliant stack, Kulipa handles settlement, stablecoin account management, and white-labelled payment products. Kulipa's services include global card issuance (physical and virtual cards settling in stablecoin), embedded wallet infrastructure with familiar bank-account UX, and white-labelled virtual accounts that automate fiat-to-stablecoin conversion. A full-stack compliance layer handles KYC, KYB, and AML, allowing fintechs to launch financial products without the legal overhead.
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