Lisk (@Lisk) / X

Lisk

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Lisk

@Lisk

The platform for founders in Africa, SEA and LatAm. Local programs, a $15M fund and an Ethereum-aligned L2 designed for global growth.

Joined January 2016

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Dec 22, 2025
Max Kordek returns as full-time CEO and goes all in on Lisk. Today, we’re strengthening Lisk with a bigger team, increased funding, and full support behind our mission. @maxkordek is returning as CEO to lead this next chapter. Full announcement 👉 lisk.com/blog/posts/max…
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Most crypto-native businesses treat KYB as one-time occurence, when it's actually seven recurring triggers ↓ Understanding this and implementing special KYB infrastructure, is how the best businesses avoid paying the same onboarding cost, at every stage of growth.
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Most scaling companies treat KYB as a one-off onboarding task. You submit documents, pass the review, and assume the job is done. But as you add banking partners and expand corridors, KYB quickly morphs into a continuous operational cost. Let’s break it down 🧵 (1/7)
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Then comes enterprise procurement. Moving upmarket means your B2B customers will subject your corporate entity to their own siloed, non-standard compliance reviews. If your documentation isn't systematically tracked, pipeline deals stall out before they start. (6/7)
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Managing KYB as isolated, reactive events leads to sudden account freezes and stalled revenue. That's why it is essential to treat corporate identity as a core piece of your financial infrastructure. Read our recent article for a deep dive: x.com/Lisk/status/20… (7/7)
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Jun 18
Article
KYB is not a one-time cost
Read this article to learn: Why having excellent KYB status with five top-tier providers offers zero leverage when onboarding with a sixth. How high-volume onchain transfers turn a static onboarding...
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Top CFOs know that transaction speed means nothing if last-mile offchain operations take days.
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Jun 19
As crypto-native business grows, it is natural for a company to split into several business entities: 🔹 a holding company for ownership 🔹 a treasury entity for stablecoin liquidity 🔹 local operating units for payroll & contracts Structures are built quickly for tax and
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Jun 19
Managing a scaling crypto-native business means managing multiple legal entities. Structures are built quickly for tax and compliance, but the operational infrastructure to run them as a cohesive group is often missing. Here's what you need to know to get the edge 🧵 (1/6)
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Jun 19
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Worse yet, every intercompany loan or management fee recharge demands strict documentation. Tax authorities require internal flows to meet rigorous arm’s-length standards. If your multi-ledger, multi-currency reconciliation is manual, audit season will be a challenge. (5/6)
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Jun 19
The funds exist, but without group-level infrastructure, you can't deploy them efficiently. That's why for finance teams, structural design must match operational capability. Read our recent article for a deep dive: x.com/Lisk/status/20… (6/6)
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Jun 8
Article
The Multi-Entity Problem
Finance leads and founders, read this article to learn: Why an internal liquidity transfer that should take an hour often takes two days due to localized cross-border banking rules and FX reporting....
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Jun 19
If you can’t generate tax-ready payroll records from onchain data, you don’t have payroll, you have transactions.
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Jun 18
We are hiring! We’re looking for a high-octane Sales Development Representative to serve as our primary lead generation engine. Sounds like you're the perfect fit? Learn more via our link in bio!
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Jun 18
Article
KYB is not a one-time cost
Read this article to learn: Why having excellent KYB status with five top-tier providers offers zero leverage when onboarding with a sixth. How high-volume onchain transfers turn a static onboarding...
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Jun 18
Speed is a vanity metric if it only happens onchain. An onchain transaction that finishes in 30 seconds but takes 48 hours to clear local bank compliance is still a 48-hour payment.
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