Capital raised through Securely Group’s Series B will be deployed to build and scale Securely Pay so that, by 2028, banks, PSPs, and platforms in core markets will be able to operate on a fully functional trust-first PSP infrastructure.



Securely Pay will be a third-party payment service provider built on Securely Group’s patent-backed digital trust architecture.

Rather than treating identity and fraud as downstream compliance tasks, Securely Pay will place verified identity at the centre of every transaction by combining:

• Transaction-level identity orchestration powered by SMIS (Social Media Identity Securitisation).
• Post-quantum, zero-trust data custody delivered through PVDN (Personal Virtual Data Network).
• Enforcement mechanisms designed specifically for high-risk environments where scams, impersonation, and synthetic accounts originate.

The result will be a new payment rail capable of operating alongside existing PSPs and wallets such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, Stripe, and domestic account-to-account schemes, while introducing a capability those systems were not designed to provide: persistent, verifiable knowledge of the real individual behind a transaction.

Securely Pay is being built to address a segment of digital commerce that existing PSPs do not adequately serve.

Globally, more than 20 billion transactions each year occur in environments where trust is weak, identity is ambiguous, and fraud risk is structurally high. These include:

• Peer-to-peer marketplace trades.
• Social-media-driven commerce.
• Classified and resale platforms.
• Gig economy and freelance payments.
• Relationship-based digital interactions such as dating platforms.

Traditional PSP infrastructure was optimised for merchant checkout, not for person-to-person trust at internet scale. As a result, this vast transaction layer has remained under-protected, under-served, and increasingly costly for banks, platforms, and regulators.

Securely Pay will be purpose-built to service this untapped trust-critical transaction economy.

Digital payments have achieved speed and convenience. Trust has not scaled with them.

• Scam, impersonation, and identity misuse losses continue to grow globally, with the majority originating outside traditional merchant environments.
• Regulatory frameworks are shifting liability toward institutions that cannot currently verify digital counterparties with sufficient certainty.
• Existing payment rails authenticate accounts and authorise funds, but they do not establish enduring identity accountability across platforms.

Securely Pay will be designed for this new landscape, treating trust as core infrastructure rather than an optional overlay.

Securely Pay will integrate into existing payment flows and add an enforceable identity layer across the lifecycle of a transaction.

1. Binding Identity to Payments

• Digital profiles such as marketplace accounts, social identities, or platform users will be linked to verified bank identities at the moment of transaction.
• A cross-platform trust graph will be established, enabling auditable verification across PSP and platform ecosystems.

2. Enforcing Trust in High-Risk Flows

• Enhanced controls will be applied where risk is structurally highest, including P2P payments, marketplaces, dating platforms, and gig economy environments.
• Scam exposure, chargebacks, and dispute resolution costs will be materially reduced.

3. Providing Assurance to Every Participant

• Payers will know who they are paying.
• Platforms will know who is operating within their ecosystems.
• Banks and PSPs will know which verified identities they are underwriting.

Securely Pay will be capable of operating as a primary PSP, an orchestration layer above existing rails, or an embedded trust module within incumbent PSP stacks.

Securely Pay is being developed for organisations that carry trust and compliance risk at scale:

• Banks and PSPs seeking identity-assured payment capability without rebuilding their core infrastructure.
• Marketplaces and digital platforms aiming to reduce fraud and increase verified participation.
• Social and relationship-based platforms requiring strong identity assurance models.
• Governments and regulators pursuing enforceable accountability across digital commerce environments.

Securely Pay will be built to become the default trust rail for digital payments.
A foundational layer that banks, PSPs, and platforms will adopt when identity, safety, and compliance are as critical as transaction speed.

The next generation of payment infrastructure will be defined not only by how fast money moves, but by how confidently participants can trust who is on each side of a transaction. Securely Pay is intended to deliver that missing certainty.

Securely Pay will move through staged deployment aligned to Securely Group’s broader global rollout:

• Expansion of patent coverage across more than 150 jurisdictions.
• Continued engagement with banks, PSPs, and platforms across North America, Europe, APAC, and India.
• Initial focus on high-risk digital commerce verticals, followed by expansion into mainstream payment environments.
  

Securely Pay will move through staged deployment aligned to Securely Group’s broader global rollout:

• Expansion of patent coverage across more than 150 jurisdictions.
• Continued engagement with banks, PSPs, and platforms across North America, Europe, APAC, and India.
• Initial focus on high-risk digital commerce verticals, followed by expansion into mainstream payment environments.