# RebelFi > Stablecoin Operations Infrastructure RebelFi is a stablecoin operations infrastructure provider that generates yield on idle balances and automates compliant fund flows. It serves payment providers, neobanks, exchanges, and financial institutions operating with stablecoins. RebelFi is a stablecoin operations infrastructure company that helps businesses generate yield on idle stablecoin balances while automating compliant, programmable fund flows. It operates as a non-custodial orchestration layer that connects a client's existing custody setup to a range of yield-generating protocols, building unsigned transactions that the client signs and submits, so operators retain control of funds at all times. The platform is aimed at businesses whose operations involve holding or moving stablecoins as part of daily settlement and payment activity. The company addresses a structural gap in stablecoin operations: capital sitting in prefunded pools, settlement buffers, and escrow windows often earns nothing and lacks productized compliance controls. RebelFi's infrastructure turns these idle balances into yield-generating positions while layering in wallet-level segregation, transaction screening, and policy-driven fund movement. Transfers are structured as programmable state machines that can incorporate escrow, conditional release, and reconciliation steps, and the system supports cross-chain balance movement for supported stablecoins. Its offering centers on three primitives: yield on operational capital, embedded compliance and segregation, and programmable transfer control, accessible through an application programming interface or software development kit for developers and a hosted operations platform for less technical teams. The infrastructure is offered on a white-label basis so platforms can embed yield features under their own brand. It is used by payment service providers, neobanks and fintech platforms, exchanges, over-the-counter desks, and banks and other financial institutions seeking to make stablecoin balances productive without building custody, compliance, or yield infrastructure themselves. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/rebelfi ## Products - [RebelFi Transfer API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/rebelfi): RebelFi Transfer API is a programmable stablecoin transfer infrastructure enabling conditional and reversible payment flows with state-machine logic including escrow, compliance gates, milestone-based releases, and automated reconciliation. PSPs, neobanks, and fintech platforms embed programmable transfer logic via API to orchestrate stablecoin flows across custody providers without custom glue code. (Payments Infrastructure & Orchestration, Discontinued) - [RebelFi Point of Sale (POS)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/rebelfi): RebelFi POS implements cryptocurrency payment acceptance through mobile applications, enabling in-person transactions with zero processing fees. The system facilitates direct blockchain settlements with automatic token conversion to preferred stablecoins. (Merchant Payment Gateway, Discontinued) - [RebelFi](https://thegrid.id/profiles/rebelfi): RebelFi is a non-custodial stablecoin operations platform that lets payment service providers, neobanks, exchanges, and fintech platforms generate yield on stablecoin balances held in escrow, settlement, or prefunding windows. The platform routes idle capital into audited decentralized finance lending and yield venues while funds remain in the client's own custody and can be recalled without lock-up periods. Businesses can also extend yield features to their own end customers through embedded balance-based earning tools, or restrict allocations to profit-sharing and trade-finance strategies that follow Islamic finance principles. A built-in compliance layer enforces wallet-level segregation of funds by purpose, applies know-your-transaction screening at each transfer, and generates automated audit trails and provenance records. Access is provided through an operations dashboard and a software development kit that integrates with several external custody providers. 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