Gold SponsorSera at Token2049 Singapore · 7–8 Oct 2026→

Swap at the rate banks keep for themselves.

Every swap pays the community that makes FX fair — not a middleman. And you can be one of them.

Non-custodialAudited by CertiK
Running a business? Accept stablecoins
1 XSGD = 3.1814 MYRT
You keep ≈48.60 XSGD · the spread goes to the community
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Where the book needs liquidity right now.

Live FX demand · last 30 days
CorridorAskedMedian quoteEst. APYEst. turnover

Loading live corridor demand from gSera…

$8.49Mvolume
10%avg LP APY
2,697transactions
53liquidity providers

Wherever you are, you're paying the middleman.

If you've ever tapped a card abroad, invoiced across a border, or sent money home, you've paid a spread you never agreed to.

Sydney · Singapore

Every tap abroad carries a ~3% card markup you never see itemised — priced into the rate itself.

New York · London

The freelancer invoices overseas and loses a cut to platform FX before a dollar lands.

Berlin · Tokyo

The "zero-fee" transfer is priced 2% off the real rate. The fee didn't vanish — it hid.

Jakarta · São Paulo

A business pays across three currencies — and gets taxed by the spread on every hop through USD.

Manila · Mumbai

Wages sent home lose up to 6% every month — from the people who can least afford it.

Buenos Aires · Lagos

Savings melt in a currency with two rates — the official one, and the one you can actually get.

The flip

One fix, for everyone: the real rate. The spread a middleman used to pocket now flows to the community — the LPs, evangelists, and builders behind every swap. That's who you're paying now. And you can be one of them.

What the middle costs, by who is standing in it
Retail / airport money changers
5–15%
Neobanks, crypto cards
1–5%
Fintechs — Wise, Revolut, Airwallex
0.5–2%
Prime brokerage — SMEs, MNCs
0.05–1.5%
Tier-2 interbank FX desks
0.01–0.05%
Sera — settling at interbank, on-chain
10–30bps

Even the fintechs ride the same correspondent rails underneath — they hide the friction rather than remove it. The spread Sera does charge goes to the community providing the liquidity, not to a rent collector — why FX moves onchain first →

Build on it. It's open at the edges.

The matching engine is our craft — but everything you build against it is open. The payment rails, the agent MCP, and the templates to build on them live on GitHub: auditable, forkable, and yours to extend.

Open at the edges, proprietary at the core — so anyone can build on Sera, while the matching engine that makes it fast and fair stays ours to defend.View all on GitHub
For businesses

Get paid in anything. Keep what you want.

A website, a storefront, a marketplace or a PSP can take stablecoin payments without holding a currency it did not choose. Price the order in ringgit, let the customer pay in dollars, receive ringgit — the conversion happens inside settlement, and nobody takes custody on the way.

Start with a payment link and no code at all. Move to the API when you need an order reference on every payment and a webhook when it settles.

Your priceIn your own currency
MYR 25.00
They payAny wallet, any stablecoin
USDC
You keepThe one you chose
MYRT 25.00

No protocol fee. The liquidity provider filling the conversion earns the spread.

For builders

Settlement you can call.

One HTTP surface over the whole book: quote a pair, settle an intent, read live reference rates, list every corridor. Same engine the protocol runs on, no account manager in the way.

MCP server at agents.sera.cx/mcp — connect an agent and it can quote and settle on its own.

agents.sera.cx
curl -X POST https://agents.sera.cx/quote \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
        "from_token": "USDT",
        "to_token":   "XSGD",
        "amount":     "1000"
      }'
POST/quotePOST/settleGET/corridorsGET/rates

The spread was theirs. Now it's yours.

Swap today. Bring others tomorrow. Get credited for every one.