# Velocity

> Velocity is a next-generation enterprise platform for payments, settlement, and treasury, powered by stablecoins and built for CFOs, treasurers, and finance teams. Velocity unifies fiat and stablecoin rails into a single, programmable, multi-asset platform that moves and manages capital seamlessly across banks, blockchains, and borders.

Velocity is operated by Velocity Technology Ltd. (London), Velocity Technology Sp. z o.o. (Warsaw), Velocity Technology Inc. (Delaware), and Velocity Technology Holdings Ltd. The company was founded in 2025 by Eric Queathem and maintains offices in London, Warsaw, New York, and Melbourne. Velocity's platform combines real-time settlement, programmable regulated wallets, stablecoin-powered FX, rules-based treasury automation, and TMS/ERP integration in a single API. The platform supports 30+ fiat currencies and a broad set of regulated stablecoins. Velocity targets enterprise buyers: payment companies (networks, acquirers, remittance firms, payroll providers), global businesses (marketplaces, media, travel, insurance, non-profits, retail), and financial institutions (banks, trading firms, FX brokers, fintechs, neobanks). Public web properties live on `velocity.xyz`; the security and compliance posture lives on `trust.velocity.xyz`; developer documentation lives on `docs.velocity.xyz`; and authenticated dashboard access lives on `portal.velocity.xyz`.

## Platform

- [Payments](https://www.velocity.xyz/payment): Send and receive fiat or stablecoins across banks, blockchains, and borders 24/7/365. Supports 30+ fiat currencies and regulated stablecoins, with automatic FX, routing, and conversion. Enables cross-border payments with fewer intermediaries, instant internal money movement, last-mile coverage, and seamless on/off-ramps between fiat and stablecoins.
- [Settlement](https://www.velocity.xyz/settlement): Real-time settlement across banks, card networks, processors, and digital-asset rails. No cutoff times, batch windows, or weekend delays. Brings funds forward, eliminates prefunding, and accelerates card-scheme settlement in the authorisation currency.
- [Treasury](https://www.velocity.xyz/treasury): Unified treasury layer for fiat and stablecoin balances with real-time visibility, governed automation, and TMS/ERP integration. Continuous capital movement, governed yield strategies on excess balances, and reduced trapped liquidity.

## Who Velocity serves

- [Payment Companies](https://www.velocity.xyz/payment-companies): Networks, acquirers, remittance firms, and payroll providers use Velocity for real-time settlement, reduced FX cost, faster payouts, and reduced prefunding across global acquiring, payouts, and payroll.
- [Global Businesses](https://www.velocity.xyz/global-businesses): Built for Fortune 2000 and globally operating businesses. Used by marketplaces, media & entertainment, travel, insurance, non-profits, and retail to move funds internally across borders, eliminate prefunding, settle royalties and payouts, and access cash sooner.
- [Financial Institutions](https://www.velocity.xyz/financial-institutions): Banks, trading firms, FX brokers, fintechs, and neobanks use Velocity to modernise cross-border infrastructure, settle in real time, improve FX efficiency, and embed global money movement into their own products.

## What Velocity does (capabilities)

- [Real-time settlement](https://www.velocity.xyz/settlement): Always-on settlement across fiat and stablecoin rails; no banking cutoffs, weekends, or holidays.
- [Cross-border payments without prefunding](https://www.velocity.xyz/payment): Move value in real time across markets without maintaining large prefunded balances in multiple jurisdictions.
- [FX without prefunding & best-execution routing](https://www.velocity.xyz/payment): Best-execution FX with automated smart routing across regulated banking, FX, and digital-asset partners; reduced FX friction relative to traditional payment rails.
- [Card-network payout funding and settlement](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/mvb-partners-with-velocity-to-join-visa-direct-stablecoin-settlement-network): Stablecoin-enabled funding and settlement for eligible Visa Direct push-to-card payouts, delivered to a sponsor bank through a single API and regulated wallet infrastructure. Digital-asset conversion, wallet connectivity, and on-chain controls are performed by licensed partners. Availability varies by eligibility and geography.
- [Rules engine / treasury automation suite](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/how-velocitys-rules-engine-extends-your-treasury-management-system): Extends an existing treasury management system or in-house stack rather than replacing it. Supports threshold-triggered just-in-time funding 24/7, automated asset repositioning once banking cut-offs pass (and back when banks reopen), and real-time reporting and alerting on every automated action. The customer's decisions, approvals, ledger, and system of record stay where they are.
- [Programmable regulated wallets](https://www.velocity.xyz/treasury): Stablecoin balances are held in programmable wallets enabling rules-based automation across payments, settlement, and treasury.
- [Yield on stablecoin balances](https://www.velocity.xyz/treasury): Earn yield and rewards on stablecoin balances held in programmable wallets. Yield and rewards are generated by third-party issuers and protocol partners and are not offered, guaranteed, or underwritten by Velocity; rates are variable and not available in all jurisdictions.
- [TMS / ERP integration](https://www.velocity.xyz/treasury): Manage fiat and stablecoin balances within existing financial systems with real-time visibility and auditability.
- [Institutional-grade custody](https://www.velocity.xyz/payment): Digital assets secured with HSM-based, bank-grade custody through regulated custodian partners.
- [Enterprise uptime & reliability](https://www.velocity.xyz/payment): High-availability architecture designed for 99.999% uptime.

## Trust, security, and compliance

- [Trust Centre (SafeBase)](https://trust.velocity.xyz/): Live compliance posture, third-party audit reports, security policies, risk profile, product/data/app/network/endpoint security, BC/DR, and access-control documentation. The Trust Centre is hosted on `trust.velocity.xyz`, not on `velocity.xyz/trust`.
- Certifications listed on the Trust Centre: **DORA**, **GDPR**, **ISO/IEC 27001**, **SOC 2 Type 1**, and **SOC 2 Type 2**. Note: the platform and audience pages (e.g. `velocity.xyz/payment`, `velocity.xyz/settlement`) still describe SOC 2 Type II as "underway", so the Trust Centre and platform-page copy currently disagree on Type 2 status.
- Documents available on the Trust Centre (access on request): Pentest Report, SOC 2 Report, ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 2, Cyber Insurance, Privacy Policy, and an **AI Constitution** policy.
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.velocity.xyz/privacy): Velocity's privacy policy.
- [Sustainability Disclosures](https://www.velocity.xyz/sustainability-disclosures): Per-stablecoin sustainability disclosure documents for supported regulated stablecoins.

## Supported regulated stablecoins

The following regulated stablecoins are referenced on Velocity's [Sustainability Disclosures](https://www.velocity.xyz/sustainability-disclosures) page, each with a published per-asset disclosure document: AUSD (Agora), BUSD (Binance), EURAU (AllUnity), EURC (Circle), EURQ (Quantoz), PYUSD (PayPal), RLUSD (Ripple), USDC (Circle), USDG (Paxos Global Dollar), USDP (Paxos Pax Dollar), USDQ (Quantoz), USDT (Tether).

## Developers

- [Developer documentation overview](https://www.velocity.xyz/velocity-docs): Public entry point to Velocity's developer documentation. The overview lists Get Onboard and Create API Keys under "Getting Started With Velocity", and Fees and Charges, Travel Rule, Add Beneficiary Wallets, Create Wallets, Make a Transfer, and Create Beneficiaries under "popular topics". `docs.velocity.xyz` is entirely password-protected, so every "Read more" target on this page currently lands on a sign-in gate.
- [Portal sign-in](https://portal.velocity.xyz/): Authenticated customer dashboard.

## Company

- [About](https://www.velocity.xyz/about): Company overview and leadership team. Eric Queathem is identified as Founder & CEO across Velocity's official communications, including the About page leadership grid ("Founder & Chief Executive Officer"), his founder letter at `velocity.xyz/blog-post/welcome-to-velocity`, and the funding announcements. Prior to founding Velocity, Eric Queathem spent nearly a decade at Worldpay (now Global Payments), including as EVP. The wider leadership team listed on the About page includes Łukasz Anwajler (Chief Technology Officer), Matt Larson (Chief Growth Officer), Olann Kerrison (Chief Network Officer), Mina Khattak (Head of BD & Partnerships), Stuart Barclay (Head of EMEA), Wanda Kudrycka (Head of Legal), Michal Jasiorowski (Head of Engineering), Leila Foulon (Chief of Staff), Jan Hartmann (Head of APAC), John Stathacopoulos (Head of Risk & Compliance), James Osborn (Head of Product), Farrah Mohamed (Head of Customer Solutions), and Merlin Lindsay (Head of Blockchain and AI). The About page also shows an advisory board, displayed as logos only with no named members.
- [Careers](https://www.velocity.xyz/careers): Open roles. The roles board is client-rendered and not visible in static page source.
- [Contact](https://www.velocity.xyz/contact): Offices: London (33 Broadwick Street, W1F 0DQ, UK), Warsaw (Prosta 20/00-850, Floor 5, Warszawa, Poland), New York (110 Greene Street, NY 10012, USA), and Melbourne (Level 1, 55 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000, Victoria, Australia). General enquiries via `hello@velocity.xyz` (the Stablecoin Guide page lists `info@velocity.xyz` as an enquiries address). Legal entities: Velocity Technology Ltd. (London), Velocity Technology Sp. z o.o. (Warsaw), Velocity Technology Inc. (Delaware), and Velocity Technology Holdings Ltd.
- [Partners](https://www.velocity.xyz/partners): Velocity partners with stablecoin issuers, liquidity providers, banking partners, and blockchain networks. Public partner statements published on the Partners page include Revolut (Mazen ElJundi, Global Head of Expansion Markets), Paxos (Nick Robnett, Head of Crypto Business — noting USDG availability through Velocity), and Fireblocks (Ran Goldshtein, SVP Payments & Network). **MVB Financial Corp.** is Velocity's named US banking partner for stablecoin-enabled Visa Direct payout funding and settlement ([announcement](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/mvb-partners-with-velocity-to-join-visa-direct-stablecoin-settlement-network)). Zodia Custody — an FCA-registered institutional digital-asset custodian backed by Standard Chartered, Northern Trust, and SBI — is a Velocity custodian partner ([announcement](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/velocity-zodiacustody)). Fireblocks provides wallet architecture and policy-enforcement infrastructure ([announcement](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/velocity-x-fireblocks-strategic-partnership)).

## Funding and investors

- [Visa, Circle and Haun Ventures Back Velocity in Series A Extension, Bringing Total Series A Funding to $48 million](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/series-a-extension) — 15 September 2026: Velocity announced a **$10 million extension to its Series A**, with investment from **Visa Ventures, Circle Ventures, Ripple, Haun Ventures, Translink Capital and Mirana Ventures**. This brings **total Series A funding to $48 million**. Quoted: Eric Queathem (Founder and CEO), Rubail Birwadker (Global Head of Growth Products and Strategic Partnerships at Visa), and Chris Ahn (Partner at Haun Ventures — noting Haun's prior investments in Bridge and BVNK). Translink Capital's investment is described as a strategic bridge to Velocity's corporate and institutional network across Asia. Funds support bringing stablecoin infrastructure to issuers, acquirers, payment providers, financial institutions and merchants worldwide.
- [Velocity Raises $38 Million Series A](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/series-a) — 14 July 2026: Velocity announced a **$38 million Series A** round led by **Dragonfly and FirstMark**, with participation from **Activant Capital, Capital One Ventures, QED Investors, Coinbase Ventures, Wintermute Ventures and Ripple**. Quoted: Rob Hadick (General Partner, Dragonfly), Adam Nelson (Partner, FirstMark), Gbenga Ajayi (Partner, QED Investors), and Eric Queathem (Founder and CEO). Dragonfly is described as "a $4B crypto-focused global investment firm"; FirstMark as "an early-stage venture capital firm based in New York City". This post states the round brought "total capital raised to nearly $50 million since May 2025" — that figure predates the September 2026 extension and has not been restated on the live site.
- [Velocity Raises $10 Million Pre-Seed to Build Enterprise Stablecoin Infrastructure](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/velocity-raises-10-million) — 28 May 2025: Velocity announced a $10 million pre-seed round led by Activant and Fuel Ventures, with participation from advisors and angel investors from Revolut, Worldpay, PayPal, Stripe, Visa, and others. Funds support platform development, engineering and infrastructure team expansion, Velocity's global banking network build-out, and regulatory and compliance frameworks.
- [Dragonfly Capital Invests in Velocity to Advance Enterprise Stablecoin Infrastructure](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/dragonfly-invests-in-velocity) — 24 October 2025: Dragonfly Capital, a global blockchain and digital-asset infrastructure investor, invested in Velocity.

## Partnership and platform announcements

- [MVB Partners with Velocity to Join Visa Direct Stablecoin Settlement Network](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/mvb-partners-with-velocity-to-join-visa-direct-stablecoin-settlement-network) — 9 September 2026: MVB Financial Corp., a banking partner to fintechs and innovation-driven companies, will participate in a Visa Direct pilot supporting stablecoin-enabled funding and settlement for eligible push-to-card payouts. Quoted: Larry F. Mazza (Chief Executive Officer, MVB Financial) and Eric Queathem (Founder and CEO, Velocity). The arrangement covers Original Credit Transactions (OCTs), issuer obligations, and traditional settlement in stablecoins. Availability varies by eligibility and geography; digital-asset conversion, wallet connectivity and on-chain controls are performed by licensed partners.
- [Velocity x Fireblocks: Strategic Partnership](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/velocity-x-fireblocks-strategic-partnership) — 4 November 2025: Strategic partnership with Fireblocks for secure wallet architecture, policy enforcement, and segregation of assets.
- [Velocity x Zodia Custody: Building on Trust](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/velocity-zodiacustody) — 15 October 2025: Zodia Custody selected as a Velocity custodian.

## Editorial / insights

Velocity Insights is organised into five categories — **Crypto, Industry Insights, News, Remittance, Treasury** — and four format filters — **Article, Video, Podcast, Report**. Crypto, Remittance, Podcast and Report are live filters but currently unpopulated.

- [Blog](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog): Velocity Insights index.
- [Industry Insights](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-category/industry-insights): Category index for industry pieces.
- [News](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-category/news): Category index for company news.
- [Treasury](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-category/treasury): Category index for treasury pieces.
- [Visa invested in Velocity. Here's why that matters for payments.](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/visa-invested-in-velocity-heres-why-that-matters-for-payments) — 15 September 2026, by Eric Queathem: Why Velocity sees the card networks as the distribution layer that brings stablecoin settlement into mainstream payment flows, and what Visa's and Haun Ventures' investment signals about the category.
- [Velocity Announces $48M Series A](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/series-a-extension-video) — Video companion to the Series A extension announcement.
- [How's the Water? Thoughts on invisible stablecoins](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/hows-the-water-thoughts-on-invisible-stablecoins) — 10 September 2026: Essay arguing that stablecoins matter most when they become invisible infrastructure underneath existing payment products, framed around the MVB / Visa Direct announcement made at Stablecon. States that MVB is the first U.S. sponsor bank to settle eligible Visa Direct push-to-card flows onchain using stablecoins, and cites MVB's estimate of more than $10 billion in annual payment volume onchain. Written by Matt Larson.
- [Rethinking Prefunding for Payouts with Stablecoins](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/rethinking-prefunding-for-payouts-with-stablecoins) — 27 August 2026, by Mina Khattak: Payout-network economics. Covers Visa Direct and Mastercard Send, the 24–36 hour merchant-to-PSP funding window plus a further ~24 hours before the network collects, and two mechanisms — shortening the prefunding window and redistributing prefunding economics across merchant, PSP and bank.
- [How Velocity's Rules Engine Extends Your Treasury Management System](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/how-velocitys-rules-engine-extends-your-treasury-management-system) — 18 August 2026, by James Osborn: How Velocity's automation suite enhances rather than replaces a TMS, covering just-in-time funding, out-of-hours asset repositioning, the Visibility Gap and the Infrastructure Gap.
- [Velocity announces $38M Series A](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/series-a-video) — Video companion to the July 2026 Series A announcement.
- [What My Time in Payments Taught Me About How Money Moves](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/my-time-in-payments) — 12 June 2026, by Eric Queathem.
- [The First Step: A Practical Guide to Modernizing Money Movement](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/the-first-step) — 18 May 2026: A six-step framework for finance teams starting with stablecoin infrastructure — find the friction, map the flow, keep the first use case narrow, test it inside the business, go live without rebuilding finance, measure what changed.
- [The Decade Ahead: When Financial Infrastructure Catches Up to Business](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/the-decade-ahead) — 1 May 2026, by Matt Larson: Argues for a "dual-asset world" in which fiat and stablecoins operate alongside one another rather than one replacing the other. (Byline on this post reads "Head of Growth, Velocity"; the current About-page title is Chief Growth Officer.)
- [Rethinking Treasury for a Real-Time World](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/rethinking-treasury) — 23 April 2026: Every payment has a treasury consequence; real-time settlement reduces idle capital and reframes where yield fits.
- [Prefunding Is Costing You More Than You Think](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/prefunding-is-costing-you-more-than-you-think) — 16 April 2026, by Chay Bainbridge: The cost of settlement buffers, with £5M/£20M cost-of-capital worked examples and an "8-10% annually" cost-of-capital figure sourced to a Bitso Business Report. (This post appears on the industry-insights category index but not on the paginated `/blog` "All Articles" index.)
- [Inside the FCA's Stablecoin Policy Sprint: The Debate Has Moved On](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/inside-the-fcas-stablecoin-policy-sprint) — 31 March 2026, by Farrah Mohamed: Notes from two days at the FCA Stablecoin Policy Sprint, including the argument that UK classification of stablecoins as crypto assets rather than money is the core structural blocker, and a recommendation for mutual recognition of well-regulated overseas stablecoins. (Also appears on the industry-insights category index but not on the `/blog` "All Articles" index.)
- [Welcome to Velocity, by Eric Queathem](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/welcome-to-velocity) — 6 March 2026: Founder letter describing the thesis behind Velocity.
- [Rethinking Liquidity in a World that Never Closes](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/rethinking-liquidity-in-a-world-that-never-closes) — 25 February 2026, by Leila Foulon.
- [Stablecoins in Emerging Markets: The Next Shift Is Treasury](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/stablecoin-treasury-emerging-markets) — 4 February 2026, by Leila Foulon.
- [2026 Stablecoin Predictions](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/2026-stablecoin-predictions) — 7 January 2026, by Leila Foulon.
- [Standardisation and Trust: What Institutions Actually Want from Stablecoins](https://www.velocity.xyz/blog-post/what-institutions-want-from-stablecoins) — 25 November 2025, by Leila Foulon.

## Rewired (video series)

- [Rewired](https://www.velocity.xyz/rewired): Velocity's video series — "Conversations with the CFOs, treasurers and builders rewiring enterprise finance with stablecoins." Organised into five categories: News, Customers, Product, Explainers, and Interviews. The hub currently hosts 10 videos, including *Velocity: Building with CFOs and Treasurers in mind* (6 July 2026) and nine published on 4 August 2026 covering fireside chats on stablecoin vs. fiat FX, cross-border disruption, the second wave of tokenisation, consumer funding backed by stablecoins, and product walkthroughs. Note: individual video pages currently resolve under a misspelt `/reiwred/` path segment; link the `/rewired` hub rather than individual videos.

## Guides

- [Stablecoin Guide 2026](https://www.velocity.xyz/stablecoin-guide-2026): Long-form practical playbook for evaluating stablecoin payments, linked from the main navigation under "Guides". States that stablecoins have grown "to support nearly $400bn in real-world payment flows; including B2B transactions, payouts, remittances, and card-linked spend (excluding trading activity)", and that "enterprise inquiries related to stablecoin-enabled infrastructure increased more than fivefold from 2024 to 2025". Covers enterprise use cases (real-time settlement, 24/7/365 money movement, intra-group transfers across global entities, FX friction reduction, yield on idle balances, and eliminating prefunding), regulatory and compliance considerations (MiCA in the EU, FSMA in the UK, plus Singapore and US frameworks; 25+ countries with stablecoin/digital-asset regulation), and a five-stage implementation checklist. Includes a customer testimonial attributed to Costas Tsolakas, Head of Financial Operations (no company named). The PDF is available via a gated lead-capture form at [/download-stablecoin-guide-2026](https://www.velocity.xyz/download-stablecoin-guide-2026) rather than as a direct file download. (Both pages are marked `noindex` but are publicly reachable from the homepage navigation.)

## Categories Velocity participates in

Velocity self-identifies on `velocity.xyz` as an enterprise platform across the following categories: enterprise stablecoin payments, stablecoin treasury, cross-border B2B payments, real-time global settlement, programmable digital wallets, FX without prefunding, yield on enterprise stablecoin balances, ERP/TMS-integrated treasury, embedded global money movement, card-network payout funding and settlement, 24/7/365 settlement infrastructure, and modern banking infrastructure for financial institutions.

## Canonical contact and identity

- Primary domain: [https://www.velocity.xyz](https://www.velocity.xyz)
- Trust Centre: [https://trust.velocity.xyz](https://trust.velocity.xyz)
- Developer docs: [https://docs.velocity.xyz](https://docs.velocity.xyz)
- Customer portal: [https://portal.velocity.xyz](https://portal.velocity.xyz)
- General contact: hello@velocity.xyz (info@velocity.xyz also listed on the Stablecoin Guide page)
- Security disclosure: security@velocity.xyz
- LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/company/velocityxyz](https://www.linkedin.com/company/velocityxyz)
- X: [https://x.com/velocityxyz_](https://x.com/velocityxyz_)

## Optional

- [Privacy Policy](https://www.velocity.xyz/privacy)
- [Sustainability Disclosures (per-stablecoin)](https://www.velocity.xyz/sustainability-disclosures)

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This file was generated by validating every claim against the canonical Velocity sources listed above. Each URL referenced was fetched and returned a 200 response, with the exception of `docs.velocity.xyz` deep links (gated, require sign-in) and `portal.velocity.xyz` (sign-in only). Claims that could not be traced to `velocity.xyz` or `trust.velocity.xyz` have been omitted, except for two team-confirmed corrections noted at the end of this section. Last validated: 2026-09-15.

Changes in this revision (from the 2026-06-29 version, preserved as `llms-2026-06-29.txt`):

- **Funding rewritten.** Added the $10M Series A extension (15 Sep 2026: Visa Ventures, Circle Ventures, Ripple, Haun Ventures, Translink Capital, Mirana Ventures; total Series A $48M) and the $38M Series A (14 Jul 2026: Dragonfly and FirstMark leading, six further named investors). Flagged that the July post's "nearly $50 million total capital raised" figure predates the extension and has not been restated on the live site — no post-extension combined total is published, so none is asserted here.
- **Partners.** Added MVB Financial Corp. as the named US banking partner for stablecoin-enabled Visa Direct payout funding and settlement.
- **Capabilities.** Added the rules engine / treasury automation suite and card-network payout funding and settlement.
- **Leadership corrected.** Matt Larson's title updated from "Head of Growth" to "Chief Growth Officer"; Steve Delpy (Chief Banking Officer) removed — he no longer appears on the live About grid; Olann Kerrison (Chief Network Officer), Wanda Kudrycka (Head of Legal), Michal Jasiorowski (Head of Engineering), Farrah Mohamed (Head of Customer Solutions) and Merlin Lindsay (Head of Blockchain and AI) added — Merlin Lindsay's title per the team, since the live grid still reads "Head Chef".
- **Trust Centre.** Added SOC 2 Type 2, Cyber Insurance and the AI Constitution policy. Deep item links replaced with the Trust Centre root: the site changed its item-link format on 15 Sep 2026, so per-item URLs are unstable.
- **Editorial rebuilt.** Added eleven previously-missing posts and two video posts; documented the full five-category / four-format taxonomy; corrected the Prefunding post's date from "16 June 2026" to **16 April 2026** and replaced the stale indexing note.
- **Added a Rewired section** for the video hub (hub link only — individual video pages sit under a misspelt `/reiwred/` path).
- **Guides expanded** with the ~$400bn real-world payment-flow figure, the fivefold enterprise-inquiry growth stat, and the PDF download path.

Known open items, deliberately not asserted above:

- **Two facts above are confirmed by the Velocity team but contradicted by the live site, and both need a web fix.** (1) Merlin Lindsay's title is **Head of Blockchain and AI**; the live About grid currently reads "Head Chef". (2) "How's the Water? Thoughts on invisible stablecoins" is written by **Matt Larson**; the live page's meta description attributes it to Eric Queathem, though the on-page byline is correct. Until the site is corrected, these two entries are the only claims in this file sourced from the team rather than from `velocity.xyz`.
- The four legal entities were confirmed this run in the consent text of the gated download form at `velocity.xyz/download-stablecoin-guide-2026`, which names Velocity Technology Sp. z o.o., Velocity Technology Holdings Ltd., Velocity Technology Ltd. and Velocity Technology Inc. They remain absent from static Contact-page HTML, where they sit in a client-rendered form. The `hello@velocity.xyz` address is still carried forward from the last validated version and could not be re-confirmed this run; `info@velocity.xyz` was confirmed on the Stablecoin Guide page.
- The site-wide announcement banner is inconsistent across pages: some render "Velocity raises $38M in Series A funding" linking to `/blog-post/series-a`, while others render "VELOCITY RAISES $38M $48M IN TOTAL SERIES A FUNDING" linking to `/blog-post/series-a-extension`. The "$38M $48M" string appears to be an unresolved edit (a struck-through $38M followed by $48M) and reads as malformed in plain text. Worth flagging to the web team — an LLM reading the banner literally could extract the wrong figure.
- The Contact page meta description still reads "London, Warsaw, and New York", omitting Melbourne, though all four offices render in the page body.
- SOC 2 Type 2 is listed as a compliance badge on the Trust Centre while the platform and audience pages still read "SOC 2 Type I attestation achieved; Type II underway". Both surfaces are documented above rather than reconciled.