Early access · UAE first
Dollars, dirhams, shillings, rupees, stablecoins and tokenised assets — held as balances on a single settlement rail. Moving between them takes seconds, not days.
The problem
Not because anyone intends it. Because value still moves by being handed between institutions, each holding it briefly, each taking a cut.
An account for every market
A bank per currency, a broker per asset class, a trade bank per corridor. None of them share a ledger, and none of them see all of your money at once.
Spent in transit, not in your control
Correspondent chains pass a payment between banks. You watch it leave one side and wait for it to appear on the other, with no way to see where it is.
The average cost of sending money to East Africa
Most of it sits in the exchange rate rather than the fee, which is why it rarely appears on a statement.
World Bank Remittance Prices, Q3 2025
The usual minimum to own anything interesting
Property, private credit, gold, fine art. Priced for institutions and closed to almost everyone else.
How it works
No transfer forms, no correspondent codes, no waiting for a value date. Pick a request to see how it resolves.
Illustration of the intended experience. Chivalry Money is not yet open to customers.
What you can hold
Cash, digital currency and tokenised real assets sit side by side in the same account, priced against each other in real time.
Who it is for
Underneath
Most financial infrastructure is secured by cryptography that regulators expect to retire by 2030. Ours was built after that problem was known, on the standards that replace it.
The settlement network is Quranium, built by the same founding team. Figures on this page describe Quranium and are its own.
Where we open
Each market opens under its own regulated wrapper before the next begins. We would rather be late and licensed than early and improvising.
Drag to rotate · hover a market
Each market opens in sequence, and every one settles against the same ledger.
First market
Multi-currency balances, cards and cross-border settlement for residents and businesses, with tokenised assets alongside.
Next
Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda and South Africa, connected through partner banks and the mobile-money rails people already use.
Then
Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan — remittance corridors and commodity trade that still settle on paper.
Built by people who have run this before