VelaFi Emerges as Global Fintech Force, Bridging Regulatory Gaps in Cross-Border Infrastructure
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO AND DALLAS, TX – 04/07/2025 – (SeaPRwire) – In a strategic transformation set to influence the future of cross-border finance, Galactic Holdings has launched a new institutional-grade financial platform, VelaFi, designed to meet the evolving needs of businesses navigating complex, multi-jurisdictional financial environments. Emerging from years of field-tested experience under the name TruBit Business, VelaFi is more than a rebrand—it is a bold redefinition of what financial infrastructure can offer in a world where stability, regulatory intelligence, and local adaptability are critical for global growth.
The creation of VelaFi signals a notable shift in how enterprise-grade financial services are delivered across emerging markets and global corridors. Drawing on more than two years of product development and active market operations, Galactic Holdings has forged a platform that synthesizes technological rigor with deep regional insights. Unlike many fintech upstarts, VelaFi is not entering the scene to experiment—it is scaling up a proven model that has already supported over 500 institutional clients with real-time treasury tools, high-volume cross-border transaction capabilities, and compliance-driven APIs.
The platform’s foundation is rooted in the practical and often painful challenges faced by companies operating in regions with fragmented regulatory environments and volatile financial systems. From inconsistent correspondent banking relationships to unpredictable capital controls and compliance burdens, these challenges require more than a one-size-fits-all approach. VelaFi was built with this understanding at its core, offering modular, scalable tools that adapt to the distinct contours of each market while upholding global standards.
At present, VelaFi maintains active operations across Latin America, the United States, Hong Kong, and Singapore—regions that collectively represent a spectrum of regulatory and currency regimes. As the company expands into the Middle East, Europe, and Africa, it brings with it a regulatory-first mindset and a robust technology stack capable of integrating with local systems and protocols. This agility allows VelaFi to not only facilitate payments but to embed itself into the operational infrastructure of enterprises, becoming a long-term partner in managing risk, liquidity, and compliance.
The global financial landscape is at a turning point. Stablecoins have surpassed $250 billion in circulation, marking a shift in how value is stored and transferred. Simultaneously, regulators across the globe are redefining the rules around digital payments, financial transparency, and capital mobility. In this climate of rapid change, businesses are left grappling with outdated systems that do not support the pace or complexity of modern trade. VelaFi’s entrance is therefore timely—it offers the backbone that institutions need to future-proof their operations while staying in sync with dynamic regulatory shifts.
CEO and Co-Founder Maggie Wu encapsulated this vision succinctly: “Our platform isn’t aspirational—it’s operational. VelaFi is born from the trenches, not from a lab. For years, we’ve been working with import/export companies, logistics operators, SaaS providers, and global services firms to understand what slows them down. Now, we’re giving them the infrastructure that accelerates their growth without compromising compliance.”
This evolution from TruBit Business to VelaFi wasn’t a cosmetic change—it was the result of methodical refinement and strategic focus. In its previous form, the company served as a critical payments enabler in markets like Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Over time, the feedback loop between client needs and platform development evolved into a broader institutional mission: to become the infrastructure layer for real companies operating in real complexity.
VelaFi’s current product suite includes plug-and-play APIs, intelligent routing for cross-border payments, real-time reconciliation tools, and treasury automation modules—all with embedded compliance mechanisms tailored to different jurisdictions. The platform’s architecture reflects its guiding principle: to move forward with clarity and structure, much like the meaning behind its name, derived from the Spanish word “vela” (sail). It is a nod to resilience and direction in uncertain conditions—a metaphor that mirrors the volatility of today’s financial world.
What distinguishes VelaFi from other cross-border fintech solutions is its commitment to institutional clarity. Rather than competing as another payment processor, the company positions itself as a systems integrator for financial operations, deeply attuned to local nuances yet engineered for global performance. In a fragmented financial landscape, VelaFi doesn’t attempt to simplify complexity into uniformity. Instead, it brings coherence through intelligent design, modular functionality, and strong localization.
Looking ahead, VelaFi is preparing to roll out additional products designed to support treasury intelligence, transaction monitoring, and enterprise-grade liquidity provisioning. As it continues to expand its global footprint, the company aims to empower businesses—not just with infrastructure—but with insight, speed, and resilience.
About VelaFi
VelaFi is an institutional financial infrastructure platform tailored for companies operating in emerging markets and fragmented regulatory environments. Originally founded as TruBit Business under Galactic Holdings, the platform delivers end-to-end cross-border payment solutions, compliance-ready APIs, and operational scalability. With active deployments in Latin America, North America, and Asia—and expanding into Europe, Africa, and the Middle East—VelaFi’s mission is to build the financial rails that modern businesses need to scale with confidence and compliance.
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