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Use Cases Built on the Network

Building Products on Remi 

Remi is an infrastructure layer, network and API platform, not a standalone app. This page shows how different participants can build distinct money movement use cases on the same regulated infrastructure, using Remi for routing, compliance orchestration, liquidity, settlement tracking, webhooks and reconciliation.

Network & API platform One regulated infrastructure
Model
Network & API
Participants
6 use cases
Lifecycle
Quote → reconcile
Use Case Design Logic

A use case is configured, not fixed.

A Remi use case is not defined by one fixed user journey. It is configured by combining participant type, corridor, funding method, payout method, operator route, compliance requirements and reporting needs.

CONFIGURATION PIPELINEPARTICIPANT → CORRIDOR → OPERATORS
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01 Choose participant type

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02 Select corridor and currencies

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03 Define funding and payout methods

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04 Apply compliance and risk controls

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05 Route through licensed operators

Core network pattern

Core Network Pattern

Inbound

Participant Calls Remi

The participant sends customer, beneficiary, quote, transfer, funding and webhook requests through Remi's inbound API.

Orchestration

Remi Orchestrates

Remi validates, prices, screens, routes, meters, logs and tracks the full transaction lifecycle.

Outbound

Operators Execute

Banks, exchange houses, MTOs and custodians execute the selected route, then provide payout, settlement or confirmation evidence.

Use case examples

Use Case Examples

Consumer Transfer App

A remittance application can launch UAE to Egypt transfers without integrating every bank, exchange house, payout rail and compliance workflow directly.

  • Participant uses quote, beneficiary, transfer, webhook and reconciliation APIs.
  • Remi handles route selection, pricing components, payout status and operator references.
  • Operators execute local payout to bank account, wallet, cash pickup or eligible instant payment rail.

Payroll and Freelancer Payouts

A payroll or freelancer platform can distribute wages or contractor payments across corridors through one API surface.

  • Batch or scheduled payouts can be submitted with beneficiary metadata and destination rules.
  • Remi applies corridor availability, compliance checks, liquidity reservation and exception states.
  • Reporting endpoints return payout status, fees, FX, settlement references and reconciliation exports.

B2B Supplier and Invoice Payments

A B2B payment provider can move business payments with clearer references, status tracking and settlement evidence.

  • Transactions can carry invoice, supplier, purpose and settlement metadata for finance teams.
  • Remi coordinates operator routing and exposes status transitions through webhooks.
  • Reconciliation links funding, payout, fees, FX, operator references and settlement confirmations.

Exchange House or MTO as Participant

A regulated exchange house can use Remi in two roles: as an operator providing payout capacity and as a participant originating its own transactions.

  • As operator, Remi calls the exchange house's payout or settlement APIs.
  • As participant, the exchange house calls Remi to access broader liquidity and bank connections.
  • Each role has separate onboarding, credentials, metering, access controls and audit trails.

Digital Asset Exchange Off-Ramp

A regulated digital asset platform can support stablecoin-funded off-ramp flows where jurisdiction and licensing allow.

  • CaaS supports asset discovery, deposit or custody instructions, blockchain receipt confirmation and conversion tracking.
  • Remi links on-chain references with fiat settlement and local payout evidence.
  • Operators provide custody, conversion, settlement or destination payout execution.

Embedded Finance Product

A platform can embed cross-border payout or wallet functionality into a broader product without becoming a full corridor operator.

  • Remi provides sandbox, API keys after onboarding approval, webhook events and usage metering.
  • Participants can scale across corridors as they become available without rebuilding the product architecture.
  • Operational dashboards and reporting give finance, compliance and support teams traceability.
Lifecycle capabilities

Lifecycle Capabilities Exposed to Participants

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01 Quote and Corridor Discovery

Participants retrieve corridor availability, supported currencies, payout methods, FX rate, fees, spread, quote expiry, constraints and expected service level.

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02 Compliance and Risk Orchestration

KYC status, sanctions screening, transaction monitoring, velocity controls, limits, review states, rejection reasons and audit trails are normalized into consistent lifecycle states.

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03 Routing, Settlement and Payout Tracking

Remi selects the route, submits to the operator path, captures settlement or payout confirmation and exposes transaction status through retrieval APIs and signed webhooks.

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04 Reconciliation and Usage Metering

Every transaction can be linked to fee components, FX, settlement reference, operator reference, payout confirmation, API usage and exportable reports.