Powered by partner bank. KYC inherited from telecom partner's identity.
Risk model fed by telco signals under explicit consent.
SIM + connectivity + payments as one B2B bundle.
Conservative model on the anchor telco's existing footprint — no greenfield acquisition. Funnel and ARPU benchmarks are industry medians (Revolut, N26, Wise, Trade Republic), not partner data.
Interchange (1.4–1.8%), FX margin (0.4%), card-issuance fee, ATM out-of-network
↳ N26 / Revolut Standard tier · €30–45 ARPU
Diaspora corridors, SME B2B, FX spread (0.5–1.2%), fixed transfer fees
↳ Wise active customer · ~£60–80/yr · we model below
AUM fee (0.45%), spread on FX-equity, securities-lending share, premium tier
↳ Trade Republic / Lightyear · €60–90/yr blended
Trading spread (0.6–1.0%), conversion fee, staking share
↳ Bitpanda / Coinbase retail · €70–110/yr · MiCA-licensed
The Financial Hub lives where the user already pays for connectivity. Same login, same identity, same trust. The wallet, cards and payments are Coreal-powered — but the surface is the telecom partner's brand all the way.
Utilities, card-to-card, bill payments, merchant payments. Low CAC via the telecom app.
Mass · low marginReduced churn, higher renewal on paid packages. Effect lands on telco P&L, not the JV.
Defensive · ARPU+Interchange on virtual & physical cards, premium tiers, FX margin.
Mid · scale-drivenPhones, routers, GPON, smart-home — telco data sharpens underwriting.
Targeted · creditConnectivity + payments bundle. SIM + GPON + QR + payouts. Sticky B2B.
B2B · recurringEU↔UA, AZ↔UA/EU diaspora flows. Telco identity beats generic remitters.
Cross-borderFX, insurance, support, family bundles. Classic consumer fintech monetization.
High-ARPUWhite-label fintech-as-a-service for the holding group and partners.
B2B platform