Det danske fintechfirma Aryze blev fornylig hædret med prisen som den bedste nye startup med det største forretningspotentiale ved prisuddelingen til Copenhagen Fintech Week. Potentialet ligger blandt andet i, at selskabet vil være verdens foretrukne betalingsmiddel via applikationen med det foreløbige kodenavn M.A.M.A. Det skriver Finans.
Aryze blev stiftet i 2017 af Jack Nikogosian, der har en fortid i firmaet Coinify. Han forklarer om forretningsmodellen, at M.A.M.A. sammen med en såkaldt stable coin, en kryptovaluta med en stabil pris, vil gøre det billigere og nemmere at betale eller overføre penge. Ifølge Jack Nikogosian er det i dag nemlig et problem, at de forskellige betalingssystemer som Mobilepay, Applepay m.fl. blandt andet ikke taler ordentlig sammen.
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