Coinspaid,
Europe's one of the largest blockchain payment infrastructure, has announced a
strategic partnership with The
Residency, a global community for early-stage founders and innovators. The
collaboration will provide Residency startups with exclusive access to
Coinspaid’s industry-leading stablecoin infrastructure solutions on
preferential terms.
The Residency has become known
for cultivating ambitious founders in an environment shaped by operators,
researchers, and influential tech leaders, including startup advisors like Sam
Altman, who has long championed alternative paths for talent and innovation.
It’s the kind of ecosystem where early-stage ideas grow faster simply because
the right people are in the room.
The partnership aims to
strengthen support for emerging businesses by giving founders streamlined
access to secure stablecoin processing and payouts architecture, direct
multi-chain connectivity and node infrastructure, automated on-chain
settlements and liquidity management solutions, developer-ready APIs and
payment interfaces. These benefits will be available exclusively to members of
The Residency community. Now, through this partnership, founders inside The
Residency will gain access to the sort of infrastructure usually reserved for
scale-ups and global fintech companies.
Under the partnership, startups
from The Residency will receive:
“Startups need reliable,
compliant financial infrastructure from day one, especially in fast-moving
markets like the blockchain industry and digital finance,” said Pavel
Kashuba, Strategic Leader at Coinspaid. “We’re excited to partner with The
Residency and equip founders with solutions that help them scale confidently
and securely.”
The Residency, known for its
vibrant, international community of early-stage entrepreneurs, sees this
partnership as a strategic advantage for its members.
“Coinspaid brings world-class
technology and a track record of enabling businesses to grow at scale,”
said Nick Linch, The Residency founder. “This partnership will provide
our founders with access to infrastructure that would typically be out of reach
for early-stage companies.”
The collaboration reflects both
organisations’ shared mission to support the next generation of builders
shaping the future of digital commerce, and fintech.