Stablecoin payment orchestration company Anyflo has come out of stealth at the Sui Basecamp event in Singapore and announced the acquisition of Native, a project built on Sui. The deal was described as an acqui-hire, with the Native team joining Anyflo rather than remaining a standalone operation. The company is led by former Mysten Labs general manager Lola Oyelayo-Pearson and is building what it describes as a multi-chain orchestration layer for enterprise users. Its pitch is to abstract away blockchain, liquidity and routing complexity for businesses using stablecoin-based payment flows across chains. Anyflo also said it will enter a private testing phase this month. As product development continues, the company plans to roll out a production preview and liquidity access. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed in the announcement cited by Techub News, which referenced Bitcoinist.
Anyflo, a stablecoin payment orchestration company, emerged from stealth at the Sui Basecamp event in Singapore and said it has acquired Native, a Sui-based project.
The transaction was described as an acqui-hire, with the Native team set to join Anyflo.
Company focus
Anyflo is led by Lola Oyelayo-Pearson, the former general manager at Mysten Labs. The company says it is building a multi-chain orchestration layer for enterprise users, designed to hide the complexity of blockchain infrastructure, liquidity and routing.
Private test planned this month
Anyflo said it will enter a private testing phase this month. It also plans to introduce a production preview and liquidity access as development moves ahead.
Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
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