Arf is a platform positioned at the intersection of traditional finance and Web3, offering international transaction solutions. It has recently surpassed $1 billion in on-chain liquidity volume utilized for supporting international payments.

Ali Erhat Nalbant, Arf's co-founder and CEO, emphasizes the organization's mission to overcome financial barriers through innovative technologies. They aim to make the system more accessible to the general public moving forward.

Traditional financial institutions often face challenges in financing due to capital constraints and reliance on credit from lenders. Arf addresses this by introducing the first working capital service for international transactions, focused on RWA. Its liquidity for global payments is facilitated by internet acceleration, with blockchain technology bridging a $4 trillion liquidity gap. Supported by Stellar, Arf pioneers enhanced connectivity in the global financial sector.

Phil Meng, Head of Treasury and Capital Markets at Stellar Development Foundation, views Arf's achievement of surpassing $1 billion in on-chain liquidity as significant evidence of blockchain technology's capabilities in providing fair access to financial solutions.

Arf's commitment to innovation includes developing an on-chain transparency protocol leveraging blockchain's visibility feature. This ensures all financial operations are executed on the blockchain, eliminating intermediaries and enhancing risk mitigation. Arf aims to finalize transactions worth $100 billion by 2025, aiming to eliminate traditional obstacles in international payments.

Recognized as a global transaction solution platform, Arf has been listed among FXC Intelligence's "30 Most Promising Cross-Border Payments Companies" and awarded "Best Lending Initiative" by PAY360. As a member of the VQF Financial Services Standards Association and headquartered in Switzerland, Arf provides financial institutions with scalable liquidity solutions.