our vision for this venture

Redlum Holding’s investment in Damisa reflects a strong conviction: cross border payments are still one of the largest and most underserved problems in global commerce. While the world trades in real time, money still moves on rails built decades ago, slow, opaque and expensive. Damisa solves this by building a single, fully compliant platform for collections, conversion, settlement and treasury management across major and emerging markets.

Beyond providing capital, Redlum supports Damisa with strategic guidance, network access and a long term growth perspective. The collaboration focuses on scaling the platform across new corridors, strengthening institutional partnerships, and reinforcing Damisa’s position as a serious, regulated alternative to legacy correspondent banking. The relationship is built on a shared belief that financial infrastructure is one of the most important investment themes of the next decade.

Damisa has built a regulated, multi jurisdictional foundation that very few early stage players in the space can match. The company is registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in the Polish VASP register through Damisa Technologies Europe, and operates a separate Australian entity registered with AUSTRAC as a digital currency exchange and remittance provider. This dual regulatory footprint gives clients confidence that the infrastructure is built on real compliance, not shortcuts.

On the product side, Damisa already offers a full suite of institutional grade solutions: global B2B collections, payouts and automated disbursements, multi currency fiat accounts, treasury management, virtual IBANs and commercial escrow. Settlement times shrink from T+1 to T+5 days down to 0 to 3 hours, available 24/7/365, with direct institutional clearing instead of correspondent fee chains.

Real world traction is already visible. Erik de Vlieger, CEO of Carvoeiro Branco and President of Antrix SA, describes the impact: “Partnering with Damisa has transformed how we sell real estate in Portugal. We’re now able to offer faster, more secure, and fully transparent property transactions, a true game changer for the Portuguese property market.” The platform supports 100+ global currency corridors, processes 10M USD plus in daily transaction volume and reaches 500M plus businesses across supported markets.

The long term vision for Damisa is to become the default financial infrastructure layer for cross border B2B trade. Rather than competing on a single product, the company is building a full stack platform that combines liquidity, settlement, compliance and treasury into one unified interface. The goal is simple but ambitious: any business, anywhere, should be able to collect, convert and settle global payments with the same ease as a domestic bank transfer.

Upcoming priorities include expanding global corridor coverage, deepening regional liquidity in high growth markets across Africa, LATAM, Asia and the Middle East, and broadening the institutional client base. Each new corridor opens access to entire new economies and adds another layer of resilience to the network.

Strategically, Damisa sits at the intersection of three powerful trends: the institutional adoption of stablecoins for B2B settlement, the modernisation of treasury operations, and the regulatory shift towards licensed digital asset providers. The combination of bank grade safeguarding with modern payment technology positions Damisa to win exactly where legacy banking is weakest.

With Redlum’s long term backing, Damisa is built not as a single product company but as the foundational rails for the next generation of global commerce, where cross border movement of money becomes instant, transparent and always on.

Damisa is registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider in the EU and as a digital currency exchange with AUSTRAC in Australia. Real licences, real compliance, real safeguarding, the foundation institutional clients require to move serious volume.

Damisa is registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider in the EU and as a digital currency exchange with AUSTRAC in Australia. Real licences, real compliance, real safeguarding, the foundation institutional clients require to move serious volume.