Ovanti

ASX: OVT · Regional fintech infrastructure

The trust infrastructurefor borderless, agentic finance.

We connect banks, regulators, and enterprises across Asia's fastest-growing markets onto one programmable trust rail — turning fragmented, informal financial flows into transparent, borderless infrastructure.

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SEA digital payments, 2026 (proj.)
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3 regions · 1 rail

Programmable rails

Remittance, settlement and digital-asset services on the TEIZA Protocol — one institutional-grade rail.

OmiCloud

Payment infrastructure for operators.

JuncturaX

Deep-tier supply-chain financing.

Ominari

Prediction-market exchange on OmiCloud.

CBDC Platform

Central-bank PoC underway in Nepal.

What we're building

One strategy. Six workstreams.

Every product and pilot — from payment infrastructure to central-bank engagements — is a building block on the same programmable-rails strategy, not a separate bet in each market.

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Remittance & settlement rails

Programmable rails for remittance and cross-border settlement — the core offering every market entry builds on, serving some of the world's largest labour-migration corridors.

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OmiCloud

A payment infrastructure and operator-enablement platform — a single integration point for payment processing, backed by a panel of regional payment gateways.

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JuncturaX

Deep-tiered supply-chain financing that scales anchor client by anchor client. Proof-of-concept launched in Malaysia; commercial launch targeted for early Q1 2027.

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Digital Asset Exchange

A licensed DAX pilot in Central Asia, starting with OTC-based institutional USD-to-USDT conversion — the entry point toward a full licensed digital bank.

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CBDC Management Platform

A central bank digital currency proof-of-concept in progress with the Central Bank of Nepal — the template for a CBDC platform offered to central banks across the region.

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Tokenization & Islamic digital assets

A universal tokenization engine on the TEIZA Protocol, alongside eLabuan, Zakat Care, and open technical standards for Islamic digital assets.

Where we operate

Three regions. One corridor.

Southeast Asia, South Asia and Central Asia are bound together by the world's largest labour-migration, remittance and trade corridors — yet still run on fragmented, often informal financial rails. Each market entry is a node on the same underlying infrastructure.

Anchor: Malaysia

Southeast Asia

Malaysia leads through direct regulator engagement, iSentric's 20+ years of bank relationships, and the JuncturaX proof-of-concept — with Cambodia, Indonesia and Vietnam progressing behind it.

Most advanced: Nepal

South Asia

A CBDC proof-of-concept with the Central Bank of Nepal anchors the region, alongside OmiCloud's rollout and advancing conversations in Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Entry: Tajikistan

Central Asia

A licensed Digital Asset Exchange pilot in the world's most remittance-dependent economy — the first step toward a licensed digital bank for underserved populations.

Why now

The corridor opportunity.

These markets remain behind in financial-technology maturity relative to global peers — which positions them to leapfrog straight to new financial infrastructure rather than retrofit legacy systems. The value new rails create here is proportionally far higher than in developed ecosystems.

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Global trade-finance gap (2025)

Roughly 10% of global trade goes unfinanced — and an estimated US$1.5 trillion of the shortfall is an SME supply-chain financing gap that widens at every tier below the anchor buyer. JuncturaX addresses it directly.

Corridor signals

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Remittance inflows to Nepal, first 8 months of FY2025/26

+38% YoY
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Processed by Bakong, Cambodia's national payment rail, in 2024

≈330% of GDP
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On-chain value received in Vietnam — a top-5 Web3 market

+55% YoY
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Three regions, one protocol

Ominari, OmiCloud, JuncturaX and the CBDC Management Platform all run on the TEIZA Protocol — pulling toward the same connected trade corridor as one ecosystem, not separate bets per market.

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SEA digital payments in 2026 (projected)

Southeast Asia's digital payment transaction value is projected to reach about US$789 billion in 2026, growing nearly 17% annually through 2030 — on top of record remittance flows across South and Central Asia.

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