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White-label · Stablecoins

Zent.

Stablecoin money movement, delivered through branded finance experiences.

A white-label platform that bridges stablecoins and everyday money rails — branded wallet experiences, on- and off-ramp corridors, payout paths, developer APIs, compliance review, and audit-ready settlement workflows.

zent / workspacePreview
mozacaWorkspace / Digital assetsSample dataACYOUR WORKSPACEOverviewAccountsConversionsTransactionsApprovalsReportsOPERATIONSDeveloper toolsSettingsAcme workspaceWORKSPACE OVERVIEWYour value. Connected.+ New conversionTotal holdings$284,650.00Across approved asset routesAvailable to convert$218,400.00USD equivalent · samplePending settlement$66,250.004 transfers in progressSettlement activityLAST 7 DAYS20k10k0MonTueWedThuFriSatSunConnected routesUSDC → USD$12,400ApprovedUSDT → KES$8,250In reviewUSD → Wallet$3,680ApprovedRecent transactionsView all →TXN-08421Merchant settlementBank transfer$4,850.00SettledTXN-08420Stablecoin conversionUSDC → USD$2,160.00Settled
Customer workspaceIllustrative workspace · sample data
Configured around your marketPartner-led railsBuilt-in controls
Multi-market
Launch model
Configured by client market
Unified
Operator workspaces
Customer, admin, developer, ops, compliance
Brand-led
Deployment model
Configured per client

Inside the Zent workspace — how it works.

Illustrative interfaces with sample data show the workflows behind each surface — wallets, transfers, KYC, security, treasury, and settlement states that a buyer can follow before a walkthrough or implementation conversation.

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Zent / Customer workspace

Customer workspace

Customer wallet view with balances, market pulse, route options, and recent digital value and payout activity.

Zent / Digital asset conversion

Digital asset conversion

Conversion-to-payout flow from amount to confirmation, PIN, settlement state, and payout review through approved providers.

Zent / Built mobile-first

Built mobile-first

Three core screens — balance, send, markets — designed for the phone before the desktop.

What Zent does.

01

Stablecoin and payout corridors

Zent supports branded wallet, on-ramp, conversion, payout, and settlement journeys across stablecoin routes, payment networks, and partner payout rails.

02

Client-branded deployment

Each implementation can be scoped around the client's brand, market, identity model, operating roles, integrations, and rollout plan.

03

Connected operator workspaces

Customer, admin, developer, operations, and compliance workspaces share the same client identity and audit model.

04

Bank-grade ledger and evidence

Double-entry accounting, reconciliation views, signed events, and audit exports keep wallet and payout activity explainable.

05

Partner-led settlement layer

Zent is designed to connect to approved settlement, liquidity, payment, and verification providers without making the customer experience feel fragmented.

06

API-first integration

OpenAPI-led contracts guide docs, SDK planning, contract tests, developer workspace access, sandbox provisioning, webhooks, and usage metering.

07

Everyday digital finance

Cards, airtime, merchant pay, payment requests, scheduled payments, split bills, activity statements, support, and learning surfaces extend the corridor into daily use.

08

Lending and dynamic policy

A dedicated lending service and OPA-backed authorization data support configurable credit products, roles, routes, and transaction policy.

THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE

How Zent
operates.

Zent is structured as a per-client stablecoin operations platform: branded wallets, on- and off-ramp corridors, payout paths, customer and operator workspaces, API access, webhook delivery, compliance review, and evidence-backed reporting under one client-aware operating model.

ZENT / CONNECTED ARCHITECTURESelect a layer to explore ↘
ZentGOVERNED PRODUCT CORE
Experience → Governed core → Connected operationsArchitecture illustration · not live activity
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The foundation beneath every action.

The account model, controls, and service boundaries that keep the product connected.

07 operating capabilities
01Tenant configuration

Brand, market, roles, limits, routes, provider options, and operating policies can be configured per client without forking the product.

02Ledger-first accounting

Customer wallet, funding, conversion, payout, payment, and reporting services work from double-entry accounting primitives.

03Audit evidence

Every meaningful state change is designed to leave a clear trail for operators, partners, auditors, and internal risk teams.

04Payout corridor design

Partner payout and collection paths are made visible inside the same platform as wallet balances, quotes, approvals, and receipts.

05Customer and compliance readiness

Identity tiers, sanctions checks, case queues, operating roles, and evidence exports are part of the product surface.

06Compliance operations

AML cases, monitoring rules and alerts, screening batches and lists, risk scoring, SAR workflows, regulatory reports, and configurable thresholds form a dedicated operating surface.

07Developer surface

OpenAPI contracts, SDK planning, API keys, usage metering, sandbox provisioning, signed webhooks, and docs support integrator onboarding.

One product. Connected layers. Traceable by design.Follow the product journey

From signup to settled.

  1. 01

    Provision

    Set up the brand, market, user roles, workspace configuration, payout routes, provider integrations, and operating rules.

  2. 02

    Verify

    Run customer and business verification, sanctions checks, tier limits, PIN/MFA, and policy controls before movement is enabled.

  3. 03

    Move

    Support wallet funding, conversion, payout, payment, quote, and webhook journeys through reliable APIs and controlled workflows.

  4. 04

    Report

    Reconcile ledger, partner, rail, and workspace events into audit logs, daily reports, compliance queues, and signed exports.

Built across the rails that matter.

Composes with the chains, rails, custody partners, and signing providers institutional teams already trust — and bring your own when the brief calls for it.

Payment routes

  • Partner payout rails
  • Bank payout rails
  • Payment providers
  • Regional partners

Stablecoin rails

  • USDC / USDT / cUSD routes
  • Custody & settlement partners
  • Liquidity providers
  • On / off-ramp corridors

Provider layer

  • Custody partners
  • Payment providers
  • KYC/KYB providers
  • Webhook integrations

Workspaces

  • Customer
  • Client admin
  • Developer
  • Operations
  • Compliance
BEYOND THE INTERFACE

What does Zent
look like in your business?

Start with the people, markets, and connections that shape your operating model. Then review the controls and deployment scope in detail.

Operating profile

Primary users
Customers, client admins, developers, Mozaca operators, compliance reviewers
Regions
Configured by client market, regulatory path, and approved provider coverage
Rails
Approved digital-asset routes, payout networks, settlement partners, payment providers
Integration surfaces
Web and mobile apps, USSD, OpenAPI, SDKs, webhooks, service APIs
01

Tenant boundary

Identity, data, policy, workspace configuration, provider assumptions, and operating context are scoped per client.

02

Digital value controls

Approved asset routes, provider assumptions, risk review, payout states, and payment-provider callbacks are reviewed explicitly.

03

Compliance operations

KYC/KYB tiering, sanctions review, compliance queues, case management, and evidence exports are operator-facing.

04

Audit evidence

Ledger journals, webhook events, rail callbacks, provider updates, and reports are tied to correlation IDs.

What to confirm before a pilot
  • Production corridors depend on client licensing, partner access, provider approval, liquidity, verification providers, and local regulatory posture.
  • Most client setup is configuration-led, while deeper product behavior is scoped through formal implementation review.
  • Screenshots show product surfaces; final live environment behavior depends on the selected client, market, provider, and rollout scope.
The next move is yours

Start with the Zent demo.

Review the demo flow, then request the access path that matches your team: walkthrough, technical review, partner scoping, or implementation planning.