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Why blockchain?

Better rails for harder corridors

Coala Pay uses blockchain as a digital orchestration layer to bridge the gap between global headquarters and local country offices. We use this technology as a compliant fail-safe to move money when other solutions fail.

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Retain more value

Traditional procurement often locks in monthly FX rates, missing arbitrage opportunities and losing value to intermediary bank fees.

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Retain up to 30% more value on the ground by bypassing bank FX spreads.*

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Reduce transactional costs by 85% compared to traditional wire transfers.**

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Proven purchasing power gains: between +41% and +105% depending on the corridor.

*Estimates based on cost benchmarking between two or more country corridors.

**Estimates based on users’ own benchmarking data.

Instant settlements

Humanitarian response cannot wait for 30-day bank settlement cycles.

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99% faster movement than traditional banking methods.

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Immediate execution: Multi-week banking processes reduced to a few clicks.

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Governance baked in

Our platform architecture replicates the actual reporting and approval lines of a humanitarian agency in the code itself.

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Multi-sig approvals: Require digital signatures from both HQ and Country Offices before any capital moves.

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Immutable audit trails: Every transaction is recorded on-chain, creating a transparent record for donor reporting.

Resilient compliance architecture

We use blockchain to navigate the regulatory challenges that traditional banks often avoid.

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Access restricted markets: Secure operations in corridors where others cannot go.

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Risk mitigation: Smart contracts automate triggers and confirmations, reducing provider default risk.

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Questions about blockchain rails

Why blockchain works where banks don't, what stablecoins mean for your treasury, and how this stays compliant for institutional donors.

Why is blockchain a better infrastructure for aid than the traditional banking network?

Traditional international transfers rely on a chain of intermediary banks that do not share a common ledger. This system results in a middle mile black box where funds are frequently delayed, fees are opaque, and failure rates are high in restricted corridors. Blockchain replaces this fragmented chain with a single, shared settlement layer. This turns a weeks-long process into a deterministic one, ensuring funds arrive exactly where intended without the risk of intermediary interference.

Why is blockchain a better infrastructure for aid than the traditional banking network?

How does digital settlement prevent institutional value leakage?

How does digital settlement prevent institutional value leakage?

Does using digital assets introduce volatility or regulatory risk?

Does using digital assets introduce volatility or regulatory risk?

How does an immutable ledger simplify the audit process?

How does an immutable ledger simplify the audit process?

What is the operational advantage of programmable funding?

What is the operational advantage of programmable funding?

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Solve access for your most difficult corridors today.

Every week spent waiting for a wire transfer is value lost to the frontlines. Switch on the only audit-ready rail built for unbankable zones.

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Get started

Solve access for your most difficult corridors today.

Every week spent waiting for a wire transfer is value lost to the frontlines. Switch on the only audit-ready rail built for unbankable zones.

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Get started

Solve access for your most difficult corridors today.

Every week spent waiting for a wire transfer is value lost to the frontlines. Switch on the only audit-ready rail built for unbankable zones.