Anyflo Emerges from Stealth with Native Acquisition to Orchestrate Enterprise Stablecoin Payments

Anyflo has emerged from stealth at Sui Basecamp during TOKEN2049 Singapore, launching a stablecoin payments orchestration service designed for enterprise use. By abstracting the technical complexities of blockchain networks and liquidity routing, the platform enables businesses to leverage new payment rails without requiring deep crypto expertise, addressing the growing demand for cost-effective cross-border money movement.

What was announced

Anyflo functions as a dedicated orchestration layer that provides businesses with access to stablecoins across various blockchain networks. The service is designed to manage the underlying complexities of liquidity, routing, and network management, allowing enterprises to focus on business outcomes rather than technical infrastructure. The launch is supported by the strategic acqui-hire of Native, a project that previously raised just under $2 million and developed a market-ready Bitcoin lending platform on the Sui network. Native’s co-founder, Robert Zaremba, and his engineering team have joined Anyflo, bringing cross-chain intellectual property and technical expertise to the new venture.

The company’s entry into the market is further backed by a $1 million investment from Mysten Labs, which also served as the incubator for the project. Anyflo is targeting a specific set of users, including marketplaces, neobanks, and payroll providers, who are increasingly embedding financial services directly into their products. The platform aims to solve the economic challenges of moving money by integrating these new rails directly into existing business models. The rollout schedule indicates that Anyflo will enter a private alpha phase in October 2026, which will include a production preview and liquidity onboarding. This will be followed by a broader beta launch scheduled for the first quarter of 2027.

"Most businesses aren’t asking for stablecoins. They’re asking how to reduce the cost of moving money, protect margins and build better experiences for their customers. The rails may be changing, but the business challenges haven’t. Anyflo is built to meet customers where they are. Our job is to abstract away the ego, complexity and hype, and make the new payment rails make business sense."

Lola Oyelayo-Pearson, Founder and CEO of Anyflo.

The companies involved

Mysten Labs is the primary organization behind the development of the Sui blockchain, a decentralized platform designed for high-speed, low-latency applications. As the original contributor to the Sui network, Mysten Labs focuses on building infrastructure that supports mass adoption of decentralized technologies. The company provides deep technical expertise in blockchain architecture and has been instrumental in fostering an ecosystem of projects that utilize Sui’s unique object-centric data model. Kevin Boon serves as the President of Mysten Labs.

Anyflo enters the market as a specialized payments orchestration service, led by Lola Oyelayo-Pearson, who previously served as the GM of Product at Mysten Labs and held product roles at Shopify Money and Capital One. The company’s technical foundation is bolstered by the acquisition of Native, a firm that established itself within the Sui ecosystem by ranking among the top five projects at the Sui Overflow 2025 event. Native’s background in building Bitcoin-related lending infrastructure on Sui provides Anyflo with the necessary cross-chain capabilities to handle complex financial routing. Together, these entities represent a concentrated effort to bridge the gap between decentralized finance protocols and traditional enterprise financial requirements.

What FF News has reported before

The emergence of Anyflo from the Sui ecosystem follows a period of increasing institutional interest in the underlying technology. FF News previously reported on the expansion of this ecosystem in AMINA Bank Becomes First Bank Globally to Support SUI Trading and Custody as it Enters Wider Public Markets. That development marked a significant milestone for the network, as it signaled the entry of regulated banking entities into the Sui space. The integration of trading and custody services by a global bank provided the necessary regulatory bridge that many enterprises require before engaging with new payment rails. Anyflo’s launch builds upon this foundation by providing the orchestration layer needed to translate that institutional access into functional business payments.

What this means

The launch of Anyflo signals a shift in the fintech sector away from speculative crypto assets toward the practical application of stablecoins as a backend utility. By positioning itself as an orchestration layer, Anyflo is directly challenging traditional cross-border payment providers and legacy correspondent banking networks that have long struggled with high costs and slow settlement times. The industry is now seeing a move toward "invisible" blockchain integration, where the end-user or business owner never interacts with the underlying chain. This puts significant pressure on traditional payment processors to justify their margins as stablecoin rails become more accessible to non-technical enterprises. The primary question remains whether orchestration can sufficiently mitigate the perceived risks of blockchain for conservative corporate treasurers.