UAE-headquartered SaturnX has raised USD 3 million in seed funding to accelerate its stablecoin-powered cross-border payments infrastructure. The round was led by White Star Capital, with participation from other undisclosed investors.
“They’re operating in one of the most strategically important corridors globally, solving a massive pain point for cross-border remittances and B2B payments,” said Sep Alavi, General Partner at White Star Capital.
SaturnX’s platform enables businesses and financial institutions to send global payments via a stablecoin-backed, API-first platform.
The infrastructure aggregates real-time FX pricing, pre-funds liquidity pools in key corridors, and ensures compliance through licensed local partnerships.
How SaturnX is Expanding Across South and Southeast Asia
With the new capital, the firm plans to expand into payment corridors such as the Philippines, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Pakistan, all major remittance destinations from the Gulf.
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It also aims to bolster its regulatory infrastructure and continue refining its enterprise-grade API platform.
“Despite considerable progress, cross-border payments are still expensive and slow. By offering a faster, cheaper, and programmable alternative, we’re helping financial partners unlock better ways to move money, starting with the world’s largest remittance corridors,” said Mirnas Brescic, CEO and Founder of SaturnX.
Founded by Brescic, SaturnX positions itself as a behind-the-scenes enabler for B2B money transmitters, corporates, and fintech platforms. Its value proposition lies in faster settlement, reduced costs, and programmable transfers, all powered by stablecoin liquidity and smart routing.
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