about
Origins
The origin of Synlian QF stems from pioneering work with key partners like Mastercard in developing global trade solutions that leverage multi-rail payment networks that are designed to reduce complexity, enhance security, and reduce transaction costs.
Synlian QF represents the next transition in digital trade, extending payment solutions on the Mastercard network by giving companies access to liquidity and addressing the USD 4.5 trillion global trade financing gap.
The Synlian Fund has been established in Singapore as a Variable Capital Company (VCC) and will initially focus on the global food and agriculture sectors most impacted by environmental factors such as climate change and the Covid Pandemic.
Synlian Quantum Financing (QF) fuses the fundamental components of supply chain data bringing together cross border digital payments and trade finance creating solutions that drive cash management and working capital needs of organizations and entire trading eco systems.
Access to “quantum data” across the supply chain enables Synlian QF through its network of global partners to offer sustainable finance tied to real ESG projects that produce verifiable assets that can be tokenized and traded as offsets and credits.
Cross Border Trade
Synlian has established a global network of partners simplifies B2B payments:
- Enhanced payment and data automation
- Global open-loop network
- Improved accuracy through traceability and reconciliation
- Improved trust and security
- Flexible omni-rail payments functionality
technology
Synlian QF Platform
- Data Acquisition & Analytics: Essential for risk modelling and credit decisioning
- Use of AI and Distributed Ledger Technology to eliminate fraud
- Cloud-based infrastructure for low-cost access by farmers in developing countries (Digital Inclusion)
- Inputs to measure carbon emissions and calculate credits and offsets
- Support for domestic and cross-border payment on bank and card rails
- Offer customers a range of cash management and working capital solutions e.g., Invoice Financing