Accounts, cards, payments and white-label exchange infrastructure. Built around your business. Delivered under your brand.
Meeting us at SiGMA? Let’s connect.Start with the capability you need.
Connect the rest as your business grows.
BaaS / Banking infrastructure
Bring account infrastructure into your product, with access to supported fiat payment networks through provider arrangements.
CaaS / Card programmes
Explore a branded card programme for your customers, connected to the wider experience you are building.
Fiat processing
Connect approved payment methods with the funding and settlement requirements of your business.
White-label crypto exchange
A dedicated branded fiat-to-crypto platform, with card-to-USDT funding and API connections scoped around your product.
*Specific services, currencies, networks and markets are confirmed during scoping and provider review. Availability is not universal.
A financial product should feel like part of your business, not a collection of unrelated services. SETTORA brings the product scope, branding and integration into one conversation.
A customer-facing experience shaped around your identity and product.
Integration requirements defined around your systems, account flows and reporting needs.
Agree the market, providers, responsibilities and commercials before implementation.
One product or a connected stack.
We start with the business case.
Your business, target markets and the product you want to launch. A short introduction is enough to start.
DISCOVERYWe align the available services, provider eligibility, integration scope and commercial terms.
SCOPE & REVIEWComplete the required reviews, connect the agreed components and validate the journey before going live.
DELIVERYTell us about your company and the infrastructure you need. Write to us on Telegram to start a focused conversation about fit, scope and next steps.
This is a business conversation, not an account application. Please do not share passports, card details, wallet keys or other sensitive documents.
Opens Telegram. Valron Tseng, Commercial Lead, receives it only when you send the message.
Scope, branding, markets and what the first conversation does — and does not — start.
Yes. Accounts, card programmes, fiat processing or a white-label exchange can each be the first conversation. You do not need the full stack to begin. If another capability should connect later, that combination is agreed around your business case, your markets and the providers who can support it.
Where a white-label setup is in scope, the exchange is built around your identity. Branding, domains, product components, data access and integration responsibilities are set in the commercial scope. Account, card and payment pieces are shaped into that same experience, so customers meet your business rather than a set of unrelated services.
Account infrastructure can include virtual accounts and IBANs, with access to supported fiat networks such as SEPA, SWIFT and ACH / Fedwire. Card programmes cover issuing and programme setup. Fiat processing covers card funding, payment connectivity, settlement and reconciliation. The exchange covers a branded fiat-to-crypto environment, including card-to-USDT funding. Currencies, networks and markets are confirmed during scoping and provider review. Availability is not universal.
Integration is defined around your systems, account flows and reporting needs. Where the exchange is in scope, API-connected funding journeys are part of that discussion. Technical work follows once the service mix, eligibility and responsibilities are agreed, and the journey is validated before go-live.
Licensed operators and their technology partners can discuss branded funding and payment infrastructure. A scoped use case is card top-up, conversion to USDT and API-linked funding of the correct player account. Whether that can go live depends on the operator’s markets, licensing position and the relevant providers’ acceptance of the use case.
No. Writing to us starts a commercial conversation. Valron Tseng, Commercial Lead, receives it. It does not open an account, approve processing or accept funds, and no identity documents are collected here. Account opening and regulated services still require business verification, provider approvals and agreements. The regulated provider and each party’s role are confirmed before onboarding. Do not send passports, card details, wallet keys or other sensitive documents on Telegram.
We clarify what you are building, the target markets and which capabilities fit. We then review service availability and provider eligibility and agree the next step. Where there is a fit, that becomes a tailored scope, a commercial proposal and a technical discussion. Pricing and delivery dates are confirmed for that setup, not quoted as a standard package.
