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Fasset

Stablecoin-powered Shariah-compliant neobank for emerging markets

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Fasset is a stablecoin-powered digital bank built to Shariah-compliant standards, routing payments and savings through stablecoin rails instead of correspondent banking. It targets Muslim-majority populations across Southeast Asia, South Asia and the Middle East, processing over $32B in annualized transaction volume across 125 countries. It has partnered with Tether on a gold-backed neobanking card tied to tokenized assets.

Shariah-compliant stablecoin neobank; $32B annualized volume across 125 countries.

Key products

Stablecoin neobankGold-backed cardOwn Network infrastructure
Founded
2019
HQ
Los Angeles, USA
Stage
Series B
Funding
$51M Series B (SBI Group, Investcorp, Arz Portfoy, 2026)

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