‍Anyenk, the Chilean company building digital-asset payment infrastructure for businesses across Latin America, has launched its native integration with Notabene Flow, the open B2B stablecoin payments network. Its customers can now invoice buyers and pay suppliers anywhere in the network in stablecoins, with the compliance and reconciliation work handled as part of the payment rather than after it.

The problem Anyenk set out to solve is familiar to any exporter in the region. A Peruvian manufacturer invoicing a buyer in Europe waits days for correspondent banking to clear and pays a fee at every stage. Moving to stablecoins fixes the speed and the cost, but settles a payment with no invoice reference, no verified sender, and nothing for the finance team to reconcile against.

Anyenk's founder and CEO, Andres Junge, co-founded Notabene in 2020 and served as its CTO through 2024, making him one of very few people who have architected payment infrastructure and then built a company that runs on it.

"I spent years building the trust layer that makes institutional digital-asset payments work. What I can see now, from the other side, is what it is worth to a manufacturer in Santiago. The same network that was built to ensure compliant digital asset transactions now enables an invoice to get paid in minutes instead of days, by a verifiable counterparty, with all of the invoice details attached so their finance team can reconcile the transaction.. That is exactly the long-term vision we had in mind when founding Notabene to bring crypto to the everyday economy, and I’m privileged to help make this a reality with the work we’re doing at Anyenk for the Latin American market."
—Andres Junge, Founder of Anyenk

On Notabene Flow, the counterparty, the chain, and asset are verified before anything settles. Travel Rule compliance data is carried securely and automatically, while the invoice reference travels with the payment, so the funds arrive ready to reconcile in the books.

One integration for Anyenk reaches counterparties held at any of the 290+ regulated institutions active on Notabene across more than 100 countries, with no bilateral relationship to negotiate per corridor.

"Latin America is where the case for compliant stablecoin payments is most obvious. Correspondent banking is expensive, and the businesses at both ends are sophisticated enough to move the moment something better exists. Anyenk is demonstrating what the Notabene network does for real trade, and there is no stronger validation of the architecture than one of its designers choosing to build his own company on it."
—Pelle Brændgaard, Co-founder of Notabene

Notabene and Anyenk are hosting a joint session on compliant stablecoin payments for Latin American businesses later in September — stay tuned for details.

To learn more about how Anyenk and Notabene can help with your B2B stablecoin payment infrastructure in Latin America, schedule time with our team.

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About Anyenk

Anyenk builds digital-asset payment infrastructure for Latin American businesses, providing non-custodial institutional wallets and coordinated access to local and global fiat rails. 

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About Notabene 

Notabene is the compliance and authorization layer for institutional digital-asset payments. Its network connects 290+ regulated institutions across more than 100 countries, reaches over 2,300 institutions, and has processed more than $2.5 trillion in transactions. Notabene Flow is its open B2B payments network, allowing companies to send and receive compliant stablecoin payments on the world’s largest network of regulated institutions. 

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