F2C Consortium · Digital Banking Infrastructure
A New-Generation Digital Banking Ecosystem
Orgon · Asystem · Safina.pro
Three Layers of Institutional Infrastructure for Digital Assets in Central Asia
Архитектура платформы
asystem.ai
Intelligence Layer · B2B Interfaces · Business Logic
AI layer ↓
orgon.asystem.ai
Blockchain Protocol · Smart Contracts · RWA Tokenization
Blockchain ledger ↓
Safina.pro · F2C
Institutional Custody · Segregated Wallets · Banking Gateway
Custody layer Key advantages
Compliance-ready
Out-of-the-Box VASP Compliance for AIFC and the Regulators of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
Tokenization RWA
A legally compliant framework for tokenizing gold, real estate, and commodity assets
Sovereign clearing
Private digital environments for cross-border settlements independent of SWIFT
Wallet-based custody
Dedicated secure wallets instead of a shared liquidity pool
F2C revenue forecast — 3 years
1st year · Deployment
~$250K
Licensing, the first 2 partners
2nd year · Expansion
~$1.3M
Scaling of RWA, fintech integration
3rd year · Dominance
~$4.7M+
Interstate clearing, banking hubs
Revenue structure
Custody (Safina)
Transactions / RWA
SaaS / Setup
Tokenomics F2CST
- Burn Mechanism A portion of platform fees is used to buy back and burn F2CST, creating deflationary pressure.
- Staking for Fee Discounts Banks stake F2CST to reduce custody fees from 0.2% to 0.05%.
- Node Collateral 10–15 partner nodes lock millions of F2CST tokens as collateral.
Key risks
- Dependency on F2C / Safina Any disruption to the custody infrastructure automatically impacts the operation of Orgon.
- Fiat On/Off-Ramp. Requires deep API integration with Tier-1 banks.
- Tier-1 Security Audits SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications are required to meet the expectations of institutional investors.