Coinbax
A programmable escrow and compliance layer for institutional stablecoin payments
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About Coinbax
Coinbax supplies a control layer for stablecoin payments at banks and credit unions, adding programmable escrow, multi-party approval, spend limits and reversibility on top of instant settlement. Each payment runs through four phases — Verify, Fund, Confirm and Settle: sanctions screening, KYC and risk scoring happen before funds move and failed requests never reach the contract; approved funds lock into an on-chain escrow governed by the template rather than by Coinbax or either counterparty; a review window allows multi-party sign-off or rollback before release; and every phase leaves a tamper-evident record for reconciliation and examination. Contracts run on Base and Solana, supporting USDC, USDG, RLUSD and PYUSD, while custody and wallet keys stay with the customer's existing MPC provider.
It is positioned as compliance middleware for regulated institutions rather than a speed-and-fee payment gateway. In January 2026 it joined Jack Henry's Fintech Integration Network, reaching SilverLake through jXchange and Symitar through SymXchange and roughly 7,400 institutions; escrow contracts were reviewed by Consensys Diligence and screening runs through Chainalysis. Coinbax Send offers consumer transfers on Base at a 0.5% fee with a cancellation window.
In January 2026, Coinbax raised a $4.2 million seed round led by BankTech Ventures, with Connecticut Innovations, Paxos and SpringTime Ventures participating, to fund engineering and custody and wallet integrations. It joined Jack Henry's Fintech Integration Network, reaching more than 7,400 community institutions through jXchange and SymXchange, and obtained SOC 2 attestation plus independent smart contract audits. It supports USDC, USDG, RLUSD and PYUSD on Base and Solana with programmable escrow, multi-party approvals and conditional settlement.
Next, Coinbax plans to add more chains and GENIUS Act-compliant stablecoins, ship trade finance and loan disbursement templates, and widen prebuilt core banking integrations.
Peter Glyman — Founder & CEO; 20+ years in fintech, co-founded Geezeo (acquired by Jack Henry) and later led payments and crypto strategy there.
Justin Seidl — CTO; founder and former CEO of a regulated digital asset platform serving banks and credit unions.