Keeta, a blockchain network for payments and digital asset transfers, has opened its ecosystem to third-party anchor providers. Qualified fintech companies, banks, developers, and infrastructure providers can now apply to make their services available through the Keeta network.
Previously, only services operated by Globetrot Financial Services, Keeta’s financial services subsidiary, could be accessed through the platform. Now, approved providers will be able to offer services such as bank deposits and withdrawals, foreign exchange, stablecoin transfers, tokenized real-world assets, lending, and other financial products. Every anchor provider will complete a compliance review before joining the ecosystem and will remain under ongoing compliance monitoring.
The new system uses the Globetrot Resolver, a discovery service that connects users and applications with approved anchor providers across the network. All official Keeta products, including its personal wallet, APIs, SDKs, and developer tools, will use this resolver for provider discovery. At the same time, official Keeta products will stop supporting third-party resolver services.
To support the resolver and compliance program, Globetrot will charge small transaction fees on foreign exchange and asset transfers, along with a monthly compliance fee for participating providers. Part of the revenue generated through the resolver will be used to buy and permanently burn the KTA token.
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