FIFO
Connect to liquidity, intelligent RFQ routing, and coordinated fiat and digital-asset settlement through a single infrastructure layer.
Built for LPs, VASPs, PSPs, fintechs, and payment companies. RFQ → routing → settlement → reconciliation — not a public ticker board or retail exchange homepage.
Platform
Replace empty live counters with capability information. When verified production metrics matter, introduce a Network Statistics section — not before.
Request executable pricing from connected liquidity. Quotes bind rate, fees, LP routing, and TTL on the server clock — not indicative ticker screens.
Partners and approved desk users lock a quote before any fiat or crypto leg moves. Expired prints cannot be paid against.
Route each transaction by pricing, inventory, corridor rules, and settlement capability across the FIFO liquidity network.
The router scores LP desks on available inventory, corridor fit, and program policy. No public order book — assignment is infrastructure-side.
Coordinate fiat and digital-asset legs independently. Reserved balances, reconciliation, and ops review where policy requires.
UPI, Pix, card, and bank rails run on the fiat leg. Stablecoin movement runs on a separate crypto rail. Completion requires both legs to reconcile.
Track available, reserved, in-flight, and settled balances across corridors. One book for routing, settlement, and reporting.
LP inventory, customer wallet, and network positions resolve from the same ledger model — the source of truth for routing and audit.
Architecture
One infrastructure layer between your programs and LP inventory — policy, routing, and ledger in the middle.
Client / Partner
Institution, VASP, PSP, fintech, or approved desk user
FIFO
Policy, limits, KYC gates, orchestration
RFQ
Executable quote · TTL · fee snapshot
Smart router
LP selection · inventory · corridor fit
Liquidity provider
Prefunded desk on the FIFO network
Settlement
Fiat rail + digital-asset rail → reconciliation
Digital assets
FIFO speaks about digital assets and stablecoins in product architecture. USDT appears under supported assets for corridors that use TRC-20 settlement today — it does not define the brand.
Primary settlement asset on supported corridors today.
Additional assets follow the same ledger and settlement orchestration when enabled per corridor.
Corridors
INR ↔ stablecoins is one supported corridor — not FIFO's entire business. Each program is labeled available, pilot, or coming soon.
UPI, IMPS, bank transfer
Supported stablecoins on TRON (TRC-20)
Example corridor — not the definition of FIFO. India programs use local fiat rails with reserved digital-asset settlement.
Pix, card
Supported stablecoins on TRON (TRC-20)
Brazil programs route through Pix and card capture with the same RFQ → router → settlement pattern.
Card, bank transfer
Supported stablecoins on TRON (TRC-20)
Turkey corridor in pilot. Availability depends on partner program and LP inventory on the network.
Card, bank transfer
Supported stablecoins on TRON (TRC-20)
Indonesia corridor in pilot. Additional rails appear as programs expand — always labeled, never implied as global.
Roadmap
Institutions
Primary audience: partners running or consuming liquidity infrastructure — not anonymous exchange traders.
Prefund corridor inventory, receive router-assigned fills, and manage settlement periods through the institutional partner portal.
Embed executable pricing and settlement orchestration instead of building routing, ledger, and multi-rail ops from scratch.
Extend pay-in and payout programs with digital-asset liquidity legs coordinated through FIFO infrastructure.
Run corridor programs with RFQ discipline, reserved balances, and reconciled fiat + stablecoin settlement.
Partners
Join the FIFO Liquidity Network. Manage inventory, view router-assigned fills, settlement periods, and desk reporting through the institutional partner portal — not a public dashboard of zero desks.
Partner portalVASPs, PSPs, payment companies, and enterprises that need routed liquidity and coordinated settlement — not a public order book or P2P marketplace UX.
How FIFO worksAPI-first RFQ and settlement flows for corridor programs. Contact us for integration documentation and pilot access.
ContactLiquidity network
Institutional partner portal — Liquidity providers operate prefunded desks on the FIFO network. The router assigns fills based on inventory and corridor fit. LPs see only their book — scoped by lpId — with prefund, withdraw, reserved, and assigned-order views.
Available vs reserved USDT and local fiat per corridor. Prefund and withdraw write the ledger with audit rows.
Orders routed to your desk appear in your portal only. You do not browse or claim public flow.
Track fiat and crypto leg status, offsets, and reconciliation for fills assigned to your lpId.
Desk-level activity for inventory movement, fills, and network fee context — for LP ops, not public marketing counters.
Positioning
FIFO deliberately avoids looking like a retail exchange or P2P marketplace. Compare the model — we do not claim worldwide scale we have not built.
| Topic | FIFO | Public exchange | P2P marketplace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Executable RFQ with server-bound TTL | Public order book / market orders | Ad-hoc chat or posted offers |
| Counterparty | Routed LP desk on FIFO network | Anonymous market participants | Individual seller you select |
| Settlement | Orchestrated fiat + digital-asset legs | Custodial wallet credit (varies) | Manual transfer, dispute-prone |
| Ledger | Unified reserved / available book | Exchange-internal balance | No shared reconciliation layer |
| Public marketing | Capability and corridor status | Live tickers and volume stats | User counts and trade ads |
Customer desk
FIFO also operates customer desk programs for compliance-approved users within supported corridors. Desk access is secondary to the infrastructure story — sign in after onboarding, not from a public buy/sell widget on the homepage.
Already approved?
LP and staff users: liquidity providers use the partner portal; operations use the admin console.
Trust center
Credibility from clear architecture and honest corridor status — not blank rates or zero counters on the public homepage.
What we build, who we serve, and honest corridor labeling.
RFQ, routing, settlement orchestration, and reconciliation.
Onboarding, KYC, limits, acceptable use, and program controls.
Ledger integrity, quote binding, reserved balances, and ops review.
Policies, disclosures, and partner evaluation resources.
Integration inquiries, desk support, and pilot access requests.
Contact
For institutional partnerships, LP onboarding, API integration, or corridor pilot programs, reach out through Help. Desk users can also use in-app support after sign-in.
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