📄 ARCHITECTURAL OVERVIEW
This specification defines the secure, low-latency API and Ledger integration linking TripLink International Pte. Ltd. (Singapore), Bison Bank S.A. (Portugal), the Remi Network Infrastructure (Global), and Nam A Bank (Vietnam). By using stablecoin clearing rails in place of correspondent bank networks, the settlement loop for Vietnamese hoteliers is compressed from T+3 to near-instant, driving cross-border FX efficiency, operational automation, and systemic liquidity protection.
Singapore → EU → Vietnam
Remi DLT Infrastructure
EUR/USD → VND Payout
MAS (SG), MiCA (EU), SBV (VN)
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TripLink International Pte. Ltd. (MAS MPI)
INITIATORCollects retail fiat booking funds → triggers crypto/stablecoin transfer to Europe.
Bison Bank S.A. (EU Regulated Portal)
CLEARING HUBConverts incoming stablecoins to local Fiat → debits Nam A Bank's active Nostro account.
Remitech.ai Infrastructure Bridge
ORCHESTRATORSynchronizes the DLT ledger → emits verifiable settlement proofs of European Nostro debit.
Nam A Bank (Vietnam Local Agent)
PAYOUT GATEWAYConsumes verified Remi triggers → originates interbank payout equivalent directly in Vietnam.
Vietnamese SME Hotels & Resorts
BENEFICIARYReceives instant, low-cost interbank funds with absolute zero correspondent bank fee leakage.
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TripLink S1: Transaction Origination
Singapore Major Payment Institution handles client booking conversion to digital assets.
Step Goal
Convert customer travel fiat into high-speed stablecoins to route international transfers smoothly.
Data Model & Payload
{
"origination_id": "TXN-882910-SG",
"client": "Trip.com Enterprise Portal",
"mpi_entity": "TripLink International Pte Ltd",
"source_currency": "SGD",
"booking_assets_total": 100000.00,
"stablecoin_mint": "USDC",
"minted_amount": 74320.50,
"timestamp": "2026-05-25T16:43:11Z",
"kyc_verification_status": "APPROVED_BY_TRIPL_MPI"
}Key Business Controls
- MPI License Check: System verifies active license status with MAS API before minting.
- Hot-Wallet Liquidity Balance: Checks dynamic limits to confirm immediate transfer capacity.
External / Regulatory Drivers
Governed under the MAS Payment Services Act (PSA) of Singapore. Ensures strict customer protection standards.
Estimated Execution Mechanics ($100,000 Booking)
💻Functional & Non-Functional Requirements Specifications
Functional Requirements (FR)
The core integration must automatically swap incoming client stablecoins (e.g., USDC/EUR) into corresponding domestic bank credit vectors in less than 3 seconds.
Remitech middleware must monitor real-time Nostro balances at Bison Bank S.A. to ensure Vietnam's Nam A Bank can complete immediate internal conversions safely.
If any local beneficiary payout fails (e.g., incorrect recipient bank details in Vietnam), funds must revert back along the bridge to prevent unallocated float.
Non-Functional Requirements (NFR)
The total end-to-end processing time from TripLink initiation to Vietnam hotel payout confirmation must remain within a 15-minute SLA buffer.
All direct REST APIs and websocket interfaces linking the banks must adhere to TLS 1.3 protocol standards with dedicated IP-whitelisting.
The messaging architecture must use event-driven queues (e.g., Apache Kafka) to survive transient bank server disconnects without losing state payloads.
💸Stakeholder Value & Commercial Incentives
Trip.com & TripLink
- Eliminates credit lines pre-funding delays in foreign payment nodes.
- Automates large-scale travel vendor settlement schedules via APIs.
- Drastically improves local hotel engagement and supply reliability.
Bison Bank S.A.
- Captures recurring institutional FX margins from stablecoin conversions.
- Establishes competitive advantage by utilizing dual crypto-banking licensing.
- Secures premium tier transaction deposits from the APAC region.
Remitech Bridge
- Earns predictable infrastructure fees per transaction block cleared.
- Scales network effect across adjacent APAC corridors.
- Demonstrates real-world utility of stablecoins in regulated financial pipelines.
Nam A Bank
- Improves local corporate deposits as the premium travel-pay clearing agent.
- Drives cross-border business customer acquisitions across domestic hotels.
- Generates fee income from processing local interbank real-time settlements.
SME Spotlight: The Liquidity Squeeze Solution
While multinational resort chains easily absorb SWIFT transfer overheads ($30–$80 per block wire transaction) or utilize premium card networks (e.g., Visa/Mastercard, which cost 2.5% to 3.5% in commission rates), independent small and medium hotels (SMEs) are trapped. To save on transfer costs, these smaller players must wait to receive batch transfers. This delay halts cash reserves, complicating daily overheads. The Remi architecture solves this: payments flow on-demand, without high minimum fees, ensuring independent hotels receive exact, un-deducted earnings instantly.
👷Risk Assessment & Control Matrix (RCM)
| Ref ID | Risk Domain | Impact Level | Risk Description | System Mitigation / Strategic Control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RCM-FX-01 | Stablecoin - VND Slippage | HIGH | Market volatility during conversion gap between Singapore collection, Bison settlement, and Nam A Bank VND output. | Remitech deploys automated slippage locks; transfers pause if real-time exchange rate exceeds standard slippage limits (±0.15%). |
| RCM-REG-02 | Vietnamese FX Controls | HIGH | SBV (State Bank of Vietnam) strict guidelines regarding incoming crypto transactions and corporate local payout triggers. | The settlement architecture ensures crypto never directly crosses the Vietnamese border. It is liquidated safely inside the EU jurisdiction, triggering standard fiat Nostro settlement. |
| RCM-LIQ-03 | Nostro Balance Depletion | MEDIUM | Nam A Bank's Nostro account at Bison drops below critical levels, preventing the next batch of local bank transfers. | TripLink triggers proactive daily balancing wires via international automated clearing accounts to keep the buffer at a safe minimum (1.5× average daily volume). |
| RCM-AML-04 | Multi-Jurisdictional AML/CTF | HIGH | Differences in local regulatory controls can result in global transaction blocks, exposing banks to legal risks. | The system implements dual-screening protocol: all incoming wallet addresses are monitored via Chainalysis API prior to contract trigger, combined with standard bank KYC matching. |