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NAKA

NAKA

Financial Services

Ljubljana, Slovenia 5,250 followers

Global Card Payment System

About us

NAKA provides a comprehensive, stablecoin-native stack designed to manage your end-to-end payment needs. As a blockchain-based global card payment system, we provide the processing, acquiring rails, and stablecoin-fueled settlements that allow our partners to focus on delivering user value. Our infrastructure handles the intricacies of card management while simplifying complex compliance and banking requirements. Whether you require quick co-branded integration or a comprehensive card program, NAKA builds the technical rails to make your operations better: Payment Card Programs: Flexible solutions ranging from rapid co-branded launches to full-scale enterprise programs. Stablecoin Payment Network: A direct bridge between traditional finance and stablecoin infrastructure for immediate settlement. Unified Acceptance: Merchants can accept FIAT and digital assets through integrated terminals, APIs, or e-commerce solutions. By prioritizing self-custody, we ensure our partners maintain absolute sovereignty over their assets within a resilient, global framework.

Website
www.naka.com
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2017
Specialties
Blockchain, Mobile Payments, Payments, Crypto, FinTech, Payment Card, On-chain payments, Payment Card, and Payment Network

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    In traditional finance, trust is outsourced. You give your capital to a middleman, cross your fingers, and hope their compliance, risk management, and security hold up. Decentralized B2B infrastructure flips the pyramid entirely. By building on a foundation of ironclad cryptographic security, automating your internal governance via distributed approval workflows, and hardcoding compliance rules directly into your workflows - your business achieves the peak form: 𝗧𝗿𝘂𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗹𝗳-𝗖𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗱𝘆. The outcome? True financial resilience.

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    🍕 Bitcoin Pizza Day Slovenia - we were there! This year marks the 16th anniversary of the most legendary purchase in history - two pizzas for 10,000 BTC. The transaction that proved Bitcoin wasn't just code, but real money. On May 22, we joined the Bitcoin Pizza Party hosted by Bitcoin Slovenia (Toni Cepon), at the iconic rooftop of Nebotičnik in Ljubljana - alongside some of the sharpest minds in the space. The panel, moderated by Tanja Bivic Plankar from Blockchain Alliance Europe, brought together: 👤 Urban Lavrenčič - NiceHash 👤 Gregor Oprčkal - NAKA 👤 David Zabransky - Bybit EU They tackled the big questions - the role and status of Bitcoin in today's and tomorrow's economy, the risks and opportunities ahead, prediction markets, quantum computing, and what the next chapter of Bitcoin actually looks like. The pizza was legendary. The conversation - even more so. 🔥

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  • View organization page for NAKA

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    One task. Dual impact. Powered by self-custodial tech 🌊💳 Young entrepreneurs in San Salvador turned a beach cleanup at Playa El Cocal into immediate family relief. Through the Truhoma platform, every donation is tracked on-chain, and 100% of the funds raised went directly to Albergue Adventista, a shelter supporting parents with hospitalized children. Instead of waiting for slow legacy rails, the team used a globally accepted, self-custodial NAKA Card to instantly purchase exactly what the shelter needed, from fresh proteins to basic staples, right when they needed it. Philanthropy can be both 100% transparent and completely instant. Watch the video to see how modern, decentralized infrastructure transforms collective action into real-world impact:

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    The latest deep dive with a full collection of stablecoin card program enablers is out now by Sam Boboev:

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    My latest deep dive with a full collection of stablecoin card program enablers is out. If you were looking for a provider to launch: • stablecoin-linked cards • crypto debit cards • treasury spend cards • embedded finance products • cross-border stablecoin payment flows This guide breaks down the infrastructure landscape in one place. I covered: • NiumRainBridge • BVNK • Stripe • Baanx Group LtdKulipa • NAKA • ReapStraitsXGnosis PayChainUpArculusWirex And more. The report also explains: • MiCA and GENIUS Act implications • on-chain vs fiat settlement • JIT conversion models • compliance and Travel Rule requirements • chargeback risks • tax reporting challenges • liquidity and slippage management • agentic commerce implications Most conversations around stablecoin cards still focus on hype. The harder question is operational: Who actually enables issuance, settlement, compliance, liquidity, custody, and global acceptance? That is what this deep dive maps out. Save this article. You will likely come back to it multiple times if you are building in stablecoins, payments, embedded finance, or card infrastructure.

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    Old infrastructure is costing the global economy billions. $60B | Global Remittances Every year, families lose billions to high retail fees and hidden exchange rate markups. $120B+ | B2B Global Trade Businesses pay a heavy toll for "intermediary hops" and correspondent banking chains that slow global trade. $15B | Trapped Capital Billion-dollar pools of liquidity sit stagnant, a direct result of the settlement delays inherent in legacy infrastructure. While the world has digitized, the underlying rails of global finance remain tethered to the past. This disconnect creates a massive performance gap, draining billions from trade, remittances, and corporate liquidity. -- Figures are based on consolidated 2025/2026 industry data. Retail losses are calculated using the World Bank’s 6.3%–6.5% global average cost against an estimated $913B in annual remittance volume. B2B friction is derived from Juniper Research and BIS data, reflecting a ~1.5%–2% friction rate across the $150T+ cross-border B2B market. An estimated $10T remains sidelined in pre-funded accounts simply to bridge the gaps in legacy settlement infrastructure. All figures represent the aggregate of direct fees, FX spreads, and liquidity opportunity costs inherent in legacy correspondent banking rails.

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Funding

NAKA 4 total rounds

Last Round

Series A

US$ 21.3M

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