insimbi
Transaction · rails · record
The right rails.
The right record.
insimbi is built to curate the right transaction, rails and record for every value movement, whether fiat, stablecoins, markets or tokens. For US enterprise merchants. You set the rules. You see every fee and why each payment went where it did.
the elements of value movement
Every value movement.
Six kinds of value movement, and the iron under them. Market figures from public sources, not insimbi’s own numbers. Forecasts are marked.
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insimbi Fe · iron
insimbi is isiZulu for iron. One record under every movement: the right transaction, rails and record, whatever the value.
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Fiat · cards Fi
$11.903 trillion
spent with US-issued credit, debit and prepaid cards in 2024
Source: The Nilson Report, March 2025
$187.20 billion
in processing fees paid by US merchants to accept card payments in 2024
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Stablecoins Sc
$320 billion
stablecoin market capitalisation, around this level as of end-May 2026
Source: BIS Annual Economic Report, June 2026
$28 trillion
estimated stablecoin transaction volume in 2025. Raw figure: the BIS notes volume net of transfers between a party's own wallets is far lower
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Markets Mk
15.3 billion
listed options and futures contracts cleared by OCC in 2025, a record
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Tokens Tk
$39.19 billion
distributed value of tokenized real-world assets onchain, excluding stablecoins, as of 13 October 2026
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Machine & agentic Mm
$3 trillion to $5 trillion forecast
of global consumer goods commerce that AI agents could mediate by 2030, under moderate assumptions
Source: McKinsey, The agentic commerce opportunity, October 2025
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Value-added services Vs
$10.9 billion
revenue from value-added services at one card network, Visa, in fiscal 2025
More on cards: $1.57 in fees for every $100 in card payments merchants accepted in 2024. Source: The Nilson Report, March 2025 · $34.12 billion in interchange fees across all US debit and general-use prepaid card transactions in 2023. Source: Federal Reserve Board, Regulation II data, 2023
built for
01 · the problem
Every movement. The right path.
Most merchants can't see how their money moves. Fees are blended. Holds aren't chosen. Routing can't be inspected. insimbi picks the right transaction and rails for each movement, keeps the record, and shows you why.
02 · four controls
Four controls. You set each one.
Turn a control off and watch the simulated payments change.
- RouteChoose where each transaction goes.
- Pay outChoose when money lands.
- PriceSee every fee, line by line.
- OwnExport your data, any time.
One payment, every line.
| authorization | gross amount |
|---|---|
| network fee | at cost, itemized |
| insimbi fee | our fee, itemized |
| settled to you | net, on your schedule |
● SIMULATED fake demo payments, not real data.
03 · agents
Readable by people and by agents.
Every page here also exists as markdown. Agents can read /llms.txt, follow /agents.md and use the API, with the same controls you have.
04 · switching
Move one rule at a time.
Connect, mirror, move. Run both setups side by side. Shift traffic by rule, and roll back in one step.
05 · security & compliance
What we can show you, and when.
Procurement will ask. We list certifications, audit reports and uptime commitments only once they are real and audited.
Security · sales@insimbi.net
| PCI DSS | published once audited |
|---|---|
| SOC 2 | published once audited |
| Uptime SLA | published once contracted |
| Trust documents | on request |
06 · next step
Talk to us.
Tell us how your payments run today. We will show you what you could control.
07 · origin
Umuntu ngumuntu ngaBantu.
It means a person is a person through other people. We think payments work the same way: a payment only completes when every party does its part. insimbi is isiZulu for iron. Our ring is drawn as iridium, the most corrosion-resistant metal known. We chose it on purpose. Payments should not corrode.
Iridium is one of the rarest elements on Earth, a platinum-group metal, and South Africa is both its largest producer and its largest reserve holder. Source: Royal Society of Chemistry, Periodic Table: Iridium