P100 and Salv have announced a new partnership aimed at strengthening financial crime prevention across hybrid payment ecosystems.
The partnership is designed to enable P100 to join Salv Bridge, a secure real-time network that allows financial institutions to exchange intelligence on suspicious activity as it happens. By integrating with Salv’s infrastructure, P100 aims to improve its ability to detect and prevent fraud and money laundering across high-velocity, cross-border payment flows, particularly those involving both digital assets and traditional banking rails.
P100 operates as a crucial link between the traditional banking system and the digital asset economy. Its platform offers businesses a single, compliant API that manages every stage of a transaction, from liquidity provision to settlement. By unifying crypto, stablecoins and fiat into one operational layer, P100 enables fintechs to scale without needing to build complex financial infrastructure in-house.
Salv, meanwhile, focuses on transforming how financial institutions collaborate on financial crime. Through its Salv Bridge network, compliance teams can communicate using fast, encrypted channels rather than slow manual processes such as emails or phone calls. The platform supports real-time requests for information, sharing of confirmed fraud signals, and collaborative investigations across institutions.
Through the integration, P100 gains access to collective intelligence from other members of the Salv Bridge network. This allows it to receive instant alerts about emerging fraud patterns, particularly schemes targeting crypto-to-fiat and stablecoin transactions. The collaboration also supports faster investigations into suspicious behaviour and helps reduce compliance friction for P100’s enterprise clients.
The partnership reflects a broader industry shift towards intelligence sharing as a core pillar of financial crime prevention. Salv Bridge supports multiple use cases, including automating sanctions RFIs, sharing offboarded customers, APP fraud intervention, collaborative AML investigations, and public-private partnerships. For P100, participation in the network also strengthens its ability to manage complex cases involving mixed digital and fiat transactions.
P100’s broader offering includes business accounts with virtual IBANs, branded card issuance, flexible wallet custody options, and a unified ledger. The platform allows businesses to send, receive and settle payments in minutes across multiple currencies, combining on-chain speed with regulated financial infrastructure.
Salv CEO and co-founder Taavi Tamkivi said, “P100 represents exactly the kind of forward-thinking institution the ecosystem needs – fast-moving, crypto-native, and committed to making intelligence sharing the industry standard. Their participation strengthens the network and helps close the gaps that criminals would otherwise exploit.”
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