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Capital moves in three directions.
Between fiat and digital. Across corridors. Into local currency.
FLOW is the platform ARP Digital built for all three.
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Capital moves in three directions.
Between fiat and digital. Across corridors. Into local currency.
FLOW is the platform ARP Digital built for all three.
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FLOW Send - cross-border B2B settlement across GCC, South Asia, and Southeast Asia corridors.
Where settlement still costs more and takes longer than it should.
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FLOW Receive - virtual assets converted and settled in local currency.
For a new generation of digital asset clients that needs a regulated GCC counterparty.
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Crypto runs 24/7. GCC fiat liquidity mostly doesn't.
For market makers and exchanges, accessing BHD, OMR, KWD and GCC rails at institutional depth, with a regulated counterparty, has been the gap.๐งต
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FLOW Convert - the GCC's institutional fiatโdigital assets desk:
24/7. No business-hours constraint.
T 0 settlement in fiat or stablecoin.
10 currencies
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Backed by Tier 1 GCC banking relationships most digital asset desks can't access.
Tighter spreads. Real settlement capability. Regulated.
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The GCC sits at the centre of global trade.
The infrastructure to move capital through it at scale didn't exist.
That's the problem we woke up to build.
Every fintech and PSP on the network now has a single regulated counterparty for GCC settlement.
Read the full announcement: fblks.co/arp-digital-x-firebโฆ
.@ARPdigital_io operates under a Category 3 Capital Markets license from the Central Bank of Bahrain.
$3.5B processed. 450 institutional counterparties. 4x YoY volume growth in 2025.
GCC payment corridors are now live on the ๐๐ถ๐ฟ๐ฒ๐ฏ๐น๐ผ๐ฐ๐ธ๐ ๐ก๐ฒ๐๐๐ผ๐ฟ๐ธ ๐ณ๐ผ๐ฟ ๐ฃ๐ฎ๐๐บ๐ฒ๐ป๐๐.
@ARPdigital_io joins as the regulated corridor settlement partner.
The fee your bank shows you isn't the full number.
Fee FX spread delay = the real cost.
What does a single transfer actually cost your operation, end to end?
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The gap between what regional infrastructure can do and what trade infrastructure actually does, that's where most businesses absorb the cost.
Which corridor is the slowest for you?