Implementation Analyst
About the job
- A technical background demonstrated through a technical degree or experience in a technical or client-facing position.
- Understanding and experience with application programming interfaces such as REST and SOAP.
- Mandarin language skills.
- Manage and deliver client work items, including change requests and projects.
- Support Implementation Managers in delivering larger projects.
- Ensure documentation is high quality, clear, concise, and understood by internal and external stakeholders.
- Manage client expectations throughout all stages of work-item delivery.
- Capture detailed client requirements and ensure they are documented, reviewed, and approved.
- Configure the platform in test and production environments.
- Exposure to project management.
About the company
Thredd provides payment processing via developer-friendly APIs with a special emphasis on issuer processing, managing backend card operations like transaction authorization and security. Clients integrate using RESTful APIs and thorough documentation, and Thredd handles authentication, authorization, and settlement through card networks to support high transaction volumes. By offering scalable, customizable integration, Thredd distinguishes itself with issuer-focused processing, clear interfaces, and strong support for both startups and established players, with revenue from API access fees plus per-transaction charges. Its goal is to help businesses quickly add reliable payment functionality and streamline back-end card operations so teams can focus on core activities.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2007
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What believers are saying
- September 2026 deals with iPayLinks, FinXP, Caxton, and Velocity widen distribution.
- Cashi's Hong Kong launch and Mexico expansion validate Thredd's stablecoin card thesis.
- Visa Agentic Ready access with Zilch positions Thredd inside emerging AI payments workflows.
What critics are saying
- Velocity integration and market-by-market stablecoin approvals delay revenue until 2027.
- Visa, Mastercard, and BIN sponsors control access; one policy change hurts Thredd fast.
- Processor commoditization plus sponsor disintermediation could crush Thredd if large clients insource.
What makes Thredd unique
- Thredd powers multi-region issuer processing for 100+ fintechs across 50+ countries.
- Single API plus partner-led issuing lets clients launch cards without rebuilding stacks.
- Thredd now fuses card processing with stablecoin rails, agentic payments, and tokenization.
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Thredd partners with Velocity to expand global payments platform, offer stablecoin-powered money movement. * admin@cb26 * September 23, 2026 * 0 Comments * 14 Views Business Wire India Thredd, the AI-first issuer processing platform, today announced the expansion of its payments platform to include stablecoin-powered money movement capabilities, through a partnership with Velocity, the stablecoin treasury and settlement platform bringing enterprises onchain. The initial rollout of these capabilities will focus on supporting B2B and B2B2B applications, including stablecoin-backed card programmes, cross-border payouts, global treasury flows and on-chain settlement. Thredd clients will now be able to convert between fiat currencies and supported stablecoins, send funds on-chain or through connected fiat rails, and use stablecoins for funding, payouts and settlement. "Stablecoins are rapidly becoming an important part of global payments infrastructure, but clients should not have to rebuild their payments stack to take advantage of them," said Jim McCarthy, CEO, Thredd. "By bringing stablecoin money movement into the Thredd platform, we can connect the issuing and processing capabilities our clients already rely on with new ways to move, convert and settle funds. It's about giving clients more flexibility while maintaining the controls, reliability and operational support they expect from Thredd." To provide the underlying stablecoin infrastructure, Thredd has selected Velocity as a new strategic technology partner. Velocity will provide programmable wallet infrastructure, connectivity to blockchain and banking rails, liquidity and conversion capabilities, and the orchestration required to support transfers and settlement. "The real opportunity with stablecoins isn't a new asset, it's a more programmable way for businesses to move and manage money globally," said Eric Queathem, CEO and founder of Velocity. "Thredd's platform is already trusted by some of the most sophisticated card programmes in the market, and this partnership gives those clients a practical way to use stablecoin rails inside an environment they already know. That's where stablecoins get powerful: not as a separate crypto product, but as infrastructure embedded in the systems businesses already use." For issuers and programme managers, that can change the economics of running a global card programme. Less capital needs to sit idle across markets, prefunding and collateral requirements can be reduced, and settlement funds can move across currencies and geographies without being constrained by the operating hours and intermediary chains of correspondent banking, with no separate onchain workflow to build or maintain. By connecting stablecoin infrastructure with Thredd's existing ledger, APIs, issuer processing, card controls, fraud and risk services, reconciliation and operational support, clients will have a single commercial and technical entry point for managing how value is held, moved and spent. The planned offering is designed as a global capability, with commercial availability to be introduced market by market based on regulatory, partner and product readiness. About Velocity Velocity is the first stablecoin payments and treasury platform purpose-built for global CFOs and Treasurers. By combining regulated stablecoins with traditional financial infrastructure, the platform enables companies to move funds in real time, manage liquidity more efficiently and simplify global settlement. Velocity helps finance teams reduce FX and liquidity friction, unlock trapped capital and gain greater visibility into global cash flows. Velocity is backed by strategic investors including Visa, Capital One and Circle, alongside Dragonfly and FirstMark Capital. Learn more at www.velocity.xyz About Thredd Thredd is the trusted, AI-first, cloud-enabled issuer processing platform powering the next generation of global payments. Through a single API, unified platform, Thredd delivers debit, credit, digital wallet and ledger capabilities to over 100 fintech, digital banks and embedded finance providers, across 50+ countries, processing billions of transactions annually. With a global operating footprint, local expertise, and AI integrated into every layer of its platform, Thredd has been purpose-built for speed, scale and modern issuance models, setting the standard for market entry, client experience, security, regulatory rigour and operational resilience. Learn more at www.thredd.ai View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260923771105/en/ Business Wire India Thredd, the AI-first issuer processing platform, today announced the expansion of its payments platform to include stablecoin-powered money movement capabilities, through a partnership with Velocity, the stablecoin treasury and settlement platform bringing enterprises onchain. The initial rollout of these capabilities will focus on supporting B2B and B2B2B applications, including stablecoin-backed card programmes, cross-border payouts, global treasury flows and on-chain settlement. Thredd clients will now be able to convert between fiat currencies and supported stablecoins, send funds on-chain or through connected fiat rails, and use stablecoins for funding, payouts and settlement. "Stablecoins are rapidly becoming an important part of global payments infrastructure, but clients should not have to rebuild their payments stack to take advantage of them," said Jim McCarthy, CEO, Thredd. "By bringing stablecoin money movement into the Thredd platform, we can connect the issuing and processing capabilities our clients already rely on with new ways to move, convert and settle funds. It's about giving clients more flexibility while maintaining the controls, reliability and operational support they expect from Thredd." To provide the underlying stablecoin infrastructure, Thredd has selected Velocity as a new strategic technology partner. Velocity will provide programmable wallet infrastructure, connectivity to blockchain and banking rails, liquidity and conversion capabilities, and the orchestration required to support transfers and settlement. "The real opportunity with stablecoins isn't a new asset, it's a more programmable way for businesses to move and manage money globally," said Eric Queathem, CEO and founder of Velocity. "Thredd's platform is already trusted by some of the most sophisticated card programmes in the market, and this partnership gives those clients a practical way to use stablecoin rails inside an environment they already know. That's where stablecoins get powerful: not as a separate crypto product, but as infrastructure embedded in the systems businesses already use." For issuers and programme managers, that can change the economics of running a global card programme. Less capital needs to sit idle across markets, prefunding and collateral requirements can be reduced, and settlement funds can move across currencies and geographies without being constrained by the operating hours and intermediary chains of correspondent banking, with no separate onchain workflow to build or maintain. By connecting stablecoin infrastructure with Thredd's existing ledger, APIs, issuer processing, card controls, fraud and risk services, reconciliation and operational support, clients will have a single commercial and technical entry point for managing how value is held, moved and spent. The planned offering is designed as a global capability, with commercial availability to be introduced market by market based on regulatory, partner and product readiness. About Velocity Velocity is the first stablecoin payments and treasury platform purpose-built for global CFOs and Treasurers. By combining regulated stablecoins with traditional financial infrastructure, the platform enables companies to move funds in real time, manage liquidity more efficiently and simplify global settlement. Velocity helps finance teams reduce FX and liquidity friction, unlock trapped capital and gain greater visibility into global cash flows. Velocity is backed by strategic investors including Visa, Capital One and Circle, alongside Dragonfly and FirstMark Capital. Learn more at www.velocity.xyz About Thredd Thredd is the trusted, AI-first, cloud-enabled issuer processing platform powering the next generation of global payments. Through a single API, unified platform, Thredd delivers debit, credit, digital wallet and ledger capabilities to over 100 fintech, digital banks and embedded finance providers, across 50+ countries, processing billions of transactions annually. With a global operating footprint, local expertise, and AI integrated into every layer of its platform, Thredd has been purpose-built for speed, scale and modern issuance models, setting the standard for market entry, client experience, security, regulatory rigour and operational resilience. Learn more at www.thredd.ai
Thredd Partners with Velocity to Expand Global Payments Platform, Offer Stablecoin-Powered Money Movement TMCnet News [September 23, 2026] | / | Thredd Partners with Velocity to Expand Global Payments Platform, Offer Stablecoin-Powered Money Movement Thredd, the AI-first issuer processing platform, today announced the expansion of its payments platform to include stablecoin-powered money movement capabilities, through a partnership with Velocity, the stablecoin treasury and settlement platform bringing enterprises onchain. The initial rollout of these capabilities will focus on supporting B2B and B2B2B applications, including stablecoin-backed card programmes, cross-border payouts, global treasury flows and on-chain settlement. Thredd clients will now be able to convert between fiat currencies and supported stablecoins, send funds on-chain or through connected fiat rails, and use stablecoins for funding, payouts and settlement. "Stablecoins are rapidly becoming an important part of global payments infrastructure, but clients should not have to rebuild their payments stack to take advantage of them," said Jim McCarthy, CEO, Thredd. "By bringing stablecoin money movement into the Thredd platform, we can connect the issuing and processing capabilities our clients already rely on with new ways to move, convert and settle funds. It's about giving clients more flexibility while maintaining the controls, reliability and operational support they expect from Thredd." To provide the underlying stablecoin infrastructure, Thredd has selected Velocity as a new strategic technology partner. Velocity will provide programmable wallet infrastructure, connectivity to blockchain and banking rails, liquidity and conversion capabilities, and the orchestration required to support transfers and settlement. "The real opportunity with stablecoins isn't a new asset, it's a more programmable way for businesses to move and manage money globally," said Eric Queathem, CEO and founder of Velocity. "Thredd's platform is already trusted by some of the most sophisticated card programmes in the market, and this partnership gives those clients a practical way to use stablecoin rails inside an environment they already know. That's where stablecoins get powerful: not as a separate crypto product, but as infrastructure embedded in the systems businesses already use." For issuers and programme managers, that can change the economics of running a global card programme. Less capital needs to sit idle across markets, prefunding and collateral requirements can be reduced, and settlement funds can move across currencies and geographies without being constrained by the operating hours and intermediary chains of correspondent banking, with no separate onchain workflow to build or maintain. By connecting stablecoin infrastructure with Thredd's existing ledger, APIs, issuer processing, card controls, fraud and risk services, reconciliation and operational support, clients will have a single commercial and technical entry point for managing how value is held, moved and spent. The planned offering is designed as a global capability, with commercial availability to be introduced market by market based on regulatory, partner and product readiness. About Velocity Velocity is the first stablecoin payments and treasury platform purpose-built for global CFOs and Treasurers. By combining regulated stablecoins with traditional financial infrastructure, the platform enables companies to move funds in real time, manage liquidity more efficiently and simplify global settlement. Velocity helps finance teams reduce FX and liquidity friction, unlock trapped capital and gain greater visibility into global cash flows. Velocity is backed by strategic investors including Visa, Capital One and Circle, alongside Dragonfly and FirstMark Capital. Learn more at www.velocity.xyz About Thredd Thredd is the trusted, AI-first, cloud-enabled issuer processing platform powering the next generation of global payments. Through a single API, unified platform, Thredd delivers debit, credit, digital wallet and ledger capabilities to over 100 fintech, digital banks and embedded finance providers, across 50+ countries, processing billions of transactions annually. With a global operating footprint, local expertise, and AI integrated into every layer of its platform, Thredd has been purpose-built for speed, scale and modern issuance models, setting the standard for market entry, client experience, security, regulatory rigour and operational resilience. Learn more at www.thredd.ai View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260923771105/en/ [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage] |
News & articles. At ConnectWeb Connectweb has a team of editors and researchers collating the most relevant information to you and your industry. All Directories' publications and sites provide a wealth of information for research or marketing, and are used by public and corporate libraries, educational institutions, government departments, corporations and SMEs across the country. Access the latest company news and announcements distributed through Medianet. Technology & Innovation 15/09/2026 17:07 Thredd selected by iPayLinks to power new virtual commercial debit card programme. Partnership extends iPayLinks' cross-border payment capabilities with modern processing, 3DS and fraud monitoring SINGAPORE-BUSINESS WIRE- Thredd, the AI-first issuer processing platform, today announced that iPayLinks, a leading cross-border payment and capital settlement platform, has selected Thredd to power its new Mastercard virtual commercial debit card programme. The programme, expected to launch by the end of Q3, extends iPayLinks' cross-border proposition into card issuing, giving its customers a fast, secure way to move and spend funds across markets. Through the partnership, iPayLinks acts as the self-issuer and retains control of its card programme and spend controls, while Thredd delivers the processing layer, including: BIN and programme set-up, 3D Secure, and fraud and transaction monitoring, all through a single, cloud-native platform built for speed to market and scale. "iPayLinks has built a comprehensive platform that helps businesses simplify the movement and management of funds across borders," said Damien Gough, Head of APAC, at Thredd. "The addition of virtual commercial debit cards represents a natural extension of that proposition, giving iPayLinks and its customers another secure and efficient payment option. We are pleased to support the launch with the scalable processing infrastructure, fraud monitoring and payments expertise needed to operate a modern commercial card programme." "Businesses operating internationally need payment solutions that are secure, flexible and designed around the realities of cross-border commerce," said Gunther Zhen, Founder and CEO at iPayLinks. "By working with Thredd, we are expanding the capabilities available through the iPayLinks platform and creating a more complete payment experience for our customers." The partnership also reinforces Thredd's continued growth across Asia Pacific, where it supports fintechs and payment providers seeking to launch card propositions designed for regional and international use cases. Through its global platform, scheme connectivity and local payments expertise, Thredd enables clients to bring debit, prepaid, credit and virtual card programmes to market and scale them across multiple geographies. About iPayLinks iPayLinks is a leading cross-border payment service provider in China. By building a global one-stop cross-border payment and fund clearing and settlement platform, it helps cross-border enterprises to conduct global capital collection and payment, currency exchange and distribution in an efficient and succeed way. iPayLinks currently has 4 payment licenses and set up disbursement in multiple countries. The company has 15 offices across Hong Kong, Singapore, United Kingdom, and United States, and supports 22 mainstream settlement currencies. iPayLinks serves 150 countries and regions, and 200,000 users across their network. iPayLinks is committed to empowering cross-border companies with financial technology for global business development, and to becoming a cross-border fund guardian in the era of digital economy. Currently, iPayLinks has received several rounds of funding from world-renowned investment institutions such as Vision Plus Capital, Tencent, Lenovo, Phoenix Xiangshui and Kairos Fund, and has maintained PCI-DSS Level 1 certification - the most advanced security certification in international card payment schemes - for eleven consecutive years, as well as ISO/IEC 27001 information security management system certification. For many years, the company has been honored as one of the 'KPMG China FinTech 50' and 'Forbes China High Growth Gazelles 100'. About Thredd Thredd is the trusted, AI-first, cloud-enabled issuer processing platform powering the next generation of global payments. Through a single API, unified platform, Thredd delivers debit, credit, digital wallet and ledger capabilities to over 100 fintech, digital banks and embedded finance providers, across 50+ countries, processing billions of transactions annually. With a global operating footprint, local expertise, and AI integrated into every layer of its platform, Thredd has been purpose-built for speed, scale and modern issuance models, setting the standard for market entry, client experience, security, regulatory rigour and operational resilience. Learn more at www.thredd.ai Contact details: * images - thredd_logo.jpg download. ConnectWeb. ConnectWeb is Australia's leading publisher of biographical data, directories and specialist newsletters. With ConnectWeb you gain access to its comprehensive database of contacts and companies in media, government and associations. Connect with Connectweb.
Cashi picks Thredd to power stablecoin spending card. Cashi and Thredd partner to launch a stablecoin spending card with cashback rewards, signaling a shift in how digital assets hit the point of sale. Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by Finextra - Lending. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed - see its editorial standards. Cashi has partnered with Thredd to launch a new spending card that allows consumers to spend stablecoins just like traditional currency. While the program is currently live in Hong Kong, it is slated for a North American expansion starting with Mexico in late 2026. For retailers, this represents a growing shift in how digital assets are entering the mainstream payment ecosystem. The platform integrates a cashback rewards system, merging the benefits of crypto-assets with the familiar mechanics of a traditional loyalty credit card. The underlying technology by Thredd focuses on real-time processing and fraud prevention. This allows customers to hold stablecoins - digital currencies pegged to a stable reserve like the US Dollar - and spend them at the point of sale. The merchant receives payment in fiat, but the consumer gains the flexibility of using their digital wallet. This move signals that stablecoins are moving away from speculative trading and toward functional everyday commerce. Operators should keep an eye on these developments as they may eventually offer a way to reduce transaction friction and reach a younger, tech-savvy demographic that prefers digital-first assets over traditional bank accounts. Who else is covering this
Thredd joins the Visa Agentic Ready programme, bringing agent network readiness to issuers across Europe, starting with Zilch. * Payments * 15.07.2026 01:06 pm Thredd, the AI-first issuer processing platform, today announced it has joined the Visa Agentic Ready programme, enabling issuers across Europe to participate in agent-initiated payments without rebuilding their payments infrastructure. Consumer payments platform Zilch will be among the first issuers on the platform to enable agent-initiated payments for its cardholders. As a processor and enabler, Thredd sits at the trust layer of the payments ecosystem. By joining the programme, Thredd is ready to support Visa and its clients as the market moves into agentic commerce. Agentic commerce introduces a new type of payment initiator: An AI agent acting on a cardholder's behalf. The core payments principles do not change. Cardholder permission, issuer approval, authentication and fraud monitoring all still apply. What changes is how trust is established and enforced at the point an agent transacts. Taking a Zilch customer as an example, a cardholder might ask an AI agent to find a product within a set budget. The agent returns a recommendation, and with a single confirmation the cardholder instructs it to complete the purchase using their Zilch card. A Visa Payment Passkey confirms the cardholder's intent through biometric authentication, and the agent initiates the purchase with the merchant on the cardholder's behalf. "Agentic commerce represents a fundamental shift in how payments will work, and getting the infrastructure right from the outset is critical," said Philip Belamant, CEO at Zilch. "By partnering with Thredd and joining Visa's Agentic Ready programme, we're ensuring that as AI agents become a natural part of how our customers shop and spend, the trust, security and control that defines the Zilch experience remains intact. Ultimately, this is about giving customers more control over how they spend, not less, and that sits at the heart of everything Zilch is building." Agent network readiness, built on existing infrastructure Thredd's approach extends capabilities issuers already rely on, rather than asking them to start from scratch. The foundation for day-one network enablement is in place today: * Tokenisation: Scheme tokenisation through Visa Token Service (VTS), so an agent only ever sees a token, never the underlying credential * Device binding: Linking tokens to trusted devices * Visa Payment passkeys: Secure biometric authentication, allowing a cardholder to authorise a transaction completed on their behalf Building on this foundation, Thredd is developing agent-specific capabilities that recognise how agentic transactions differ from human ones: * Agent tokenisation: Specialised tokens scoped to agents, with the permissions and controls an agent transaction requires * Agent fraud monitoring: Transaction rules built for agent behaviour, addressing patterns that traditional models were not designed to catch, such as execution drift and abnormal velocity This builds directly on Thredd's existing tokenisation capability and its fraud transaction monitoring solution, both already operating at scale across the platform.