PREX
PROBLEM
Modern applications can't directly access financial infrastructure.
Clearing, settlement, issuance, and transfers are still built on legacy rails like SWIFT, FIX, and proprietary banking APIs.
Even basic payment use cases require licenses, intermediaries, and high costs — especially in Japan and Asia.
SOLUTION
Prex provides crypto-native rails to replace legacy financial backends.
Send & receive assets in-app, gasless and instant
Issue tokens with embedded economics
One SDK, compatible with any EVM chain
"Just like Stripe made card payments trivial,"
"Prex makes programmable finance accessible."
Market & Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Crypto as backend infrastructure for finance
Japan and Southeast Asia are still running on outdated rails.
Prex provides the SDK layer to build these new primitives – now.
"This is not about speculation."
It's about replacing SWIFT, FIX, and clearinghouses.
Value Proposition & Positioning
Prex empowers developers to embed crypto-native financial flows —
without relying on centralized custodians like Coinbase or banking APIs.
Works with any EVM-compatible chain or token
Gasless transfers, programmable issuance, off-chain UX
Lightweight SDK, embeddable in hours
"Prex = Infrastructure for programmable finance"
— for the builders who don't want to wait for banks.
Positioning
Unlike Coinbase SDKs or Stripe Crypto integrations, Prex targets developers building niche, agile apps —
sports, creator tools, localized rewards, digital ticketing.
Prex wins where others are too slow, too heavy, or too rigid.
Business & Revenue Model
Prex combines infrastructure revenue with scalable SaaS pricing.
Current Monetization
White-label deployments
(e.g. FCRApp)
Custom wallet development & integration
Custom development contracts
Transaction processing
Volume-based fee
Planned SaaS Model
Monthly base
From $20/month
Subscription foundation
Transaction fees
$0.02-0.08 per transaction
Scalable pricing model
Application-based pricing
for enterprise clients
Go-to-Market Strategy
Prex starts where others can't: Japan.
We've built and deployed gasless token systems with real institutions in Japan's highly-regulated market.
From this foundation, we expand across Asia with proven regulatory expertise.
Phase 1: Japan Foundation (2024-2025)
White-label Deployments
FCRApp, retail wallets, live events
Developer Portal Launch
Self-serve SDK integration
SaaS Transition
Usage-based billing model
Phase 2: Asia Expansion (2026+)
Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia
Leverage regulatory expertise
Regional Partnerships
Local SaaS & wallet providers
Platform Leadership
Default choice for embedded finance
Traction – KPI Metrics & Milestones
FCRApp (FC Ryukyu × GMO Coin)
• Commercial contract: multi-month, revenue-generating
Pass0 Pilot Deployment
Embedded finance use case (retail store)
First example of localized, branded token flows
Custom Wallet Infra Deployment
Delivered to a commerce client
Proven ability to integrate programmable finance into real-world apps
Forecast (2025–2026)
2025 Goals
5+ new production deployments
Scale white-label partnerships
20,000+ cumulative transactions
5x growth from current volume
Achieve 6-figure annual run rate
Sustainable revenue foundation
2026 Vision
Over 100,000 transactions handled via Prex
25x growth from 2024 baseline
Majority revenue from SaaS & Tx volume
Recurring revenue model dominance
Expansion into Southeast Asia
Beginning with Indonesia market
Growth Trajectory
Team
Shuhei Hiya
CEO
@syuhei176MITOU Program Super Creator, Kyushu Univ. Web3 infra & design visionary.
Noriaki Ibe
COO
@ibeibe__Former Director, Indonesian Futures Clearing House. Regulatory and financial infrastructure expert.
Wataru Shinohara
Sr. Engineer
@shinanonozenji_Author of "Blockchain Application Development Textbook". Veteran full-stack and Solidity engineer.
We're not here to sell hype.
We're bringing infrastructure.
In Japan, we've already proven that tokens can move at scale —
gasless, non-custodial, and live on Layer 2.
The first was for a football club.
The next could be commodities, credits, or cross-border units of value.
We don't name names.
But some of Japan's largest institutions are watching.
And when the next wave of programmable finance flows east —
we'll be ready to help move it west.