We structure liquidity for African markets.

Advisory on sourcing, structuring and settling liquidity across African currency corridors.

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FSCA-licensed crypto asset service provider, FSP No. 53473Cape Town and Dubai

Liquidity in African currencies is thin, fragmented and slow to settle.

Institutions moving size between rand, metical and other African currencies meet wide spreads, patchy banking rails and counterparties that are hard to vet. That is a structuring problem, and it is the one we work on.

How a corridor is built.

  1. Source

    Stablecoin liquidity sits on one side of the route: exchanges, venues, OTC desks and wholesale providers.

  2. Structure

    EAS designs the model between the two sides: pricing, credit, settlement legs and compliance.

  3. Settle

    Fiat to stablecoin, and stablecoin to fiat, on a route you can document and check. Request a liquidity quote

STABLECOIN Exchanges and venues OTC desks Wholesale liquidity FIAT ZAR MZN Other African currencies STABLECOIN FIAT Exchangesand venues OTCdesks Wholesaleliquidity ZAR MZN Other Africancurrencies
Stablecoin to fiat Fiat to stablecoin
Fig. 1. An illustrative liquidity route, running in both directions. Venues, corridors and counterparties are agreed for each engagement.

Liquidity that moves both ways.

Stablecoin in, local currency out, and back again. Corridors join African financial centres, and each one is structured for the size, currencies and counterparties involved.

One way The other way
Fig. 2. An illustrative network of African centres. Live corridors are agreed for each engagement. Drag the globe to turn it.

What we do.

Practical advisory from a team that runs a licensed operation of its own.

  • Liquidity sourcing and structuring

    Design how you source liquidity for African currencies, from wholesale stablecoin liquidity to credit and settlement facilities.

  • Cross-border settlement

    Map and build settlement routes across African corridors, covering FX, banking rails and stablecoin legs.

  • Regulatory and compliance readiness

    Prepare digital asset businesses for licensing, banking and counterparty due diligence.

We work with exchanges and fintechs, corporates and treasury teams, and banks and financial institutions.

Our product

A ZAR-native digital asset platform, operated by EAS. It puts our liquidity and settlement work into practice every day.

Visit randcrypto.co.za

ZAR-native exchange
Buy and sell digital assets with rand.
OTC desk
Large trades quoted, locked and settled with all-in pricing.

How an engagement runs.

Four stops, in this order. We stay with you past the last one.

  1. Discover

    We map your flows, currencies, volumes and constraints.

  2. Structure

    We design the liquidity, settlement and compliance model.

  3. Connect

    We line up banks, venues and counterparties.

  4. Support

    We stay involved through launch and as volumes grow.

Regulated, and built to be checked.

Everything a bank, counterparty or client needs to verify us, in one place.

Verify on the FSCA register

Licence
FSCA crypto asset service provider, FSP No. 53473
Registration
Reg. No. 2022/763376/07, registered with the FIC
Office
3 Riebeek Street, 306 The Colosseum, Cape Town, 8001

Read any of these, or ask for a copy when you make an enquiry.

Questions we hear often.

Is EAS an exchange?

No. EAS is an advisory firm. RandCrypto, our own product, is a ZAR-native digital asset platform operated by EAS.

Which corridors do you cover?

We focus on ZAR, MZN and stablecoin corridors, and are open to others.

Are you regulated?

EAS is an FSCA-licensed crypto asset service provider, FSP No. 53473, and is registered with the FIC.

How does an engagement start?

A short call to understand your flows, then a scoped proposal.

Request a liquidity quote.

Tell us the corridor, the size and the timing. Every enquiry is treated as confidential.

WhatsApp +27 60 222 1111Email [email protected]3 Riebeek Street, Cape Town

Engagements are subject to onboarding and compliance checks. See our terms of use and risk disclosure.