Fawaz 🧑‍💻

Full-Stack Developer | Software & Game Dev. | Cybersecurity
Building onchain

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

If you were familiar with me from my previous x account,but unfortunately it has been taken down

Henceforth, this will be my place at x.

Should we've connected back there, I'm super grateful that you choose to connect with me again.

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

@BasitOriola content, she's not going anywhere

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@onlyone_success boys wey no respect themselves

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@MontiMania @commonsmade I think this guy knows something, maybe the top 1k will start from the bottom not the top😂🤔

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@Codey_sis this one is frustrated and has anger Issy, but it's still a stray bullet to me

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StableFX on @arc is an institutional FX engine for fiat-backed stablecoins: offchain RFQ for price discovery, onchain payment-versus-payment settlement, 24/7.

1/
A taker (treasury desk, fintech, PSP) submits an RFQ for a pair, side, notional, and settlement tenor. StableFX validates the request and broadcasts it to eligible makers over low-latency channels.

2/
Makers return quotes from inventory and risk policy. The execution engine returns the best-priced quote to the taker, with fee and expiry, targeting under 500 ms from RFQ to response.

3/
On acceptance, the trade registers onchain. Pricing stayed offchain for speed. Settlement moves to Arc’s escrow contract so both legs deliver together, or neither does. That cuts one-sided delivery risk.

4/
Maker-triggered settlement with explicit taker funding. The contract sends the buy currency to the taker (minus taker fee) only when both sides meet the escrow rules. Deterministic sub-second finality on Arc closes the trade for both parties in the same window.

5/
Concrete flow: a PSP holds USDC and needs to pay EU merchants in euros. The app requests USDC→EURC quotes from approved makers, picks one, manages collateral per the counterparty agreement, and settles PvP. Ledger updates without overnight FX cutoffs or multi-nostro prefunding for that leg.

6/
Gas on Arc is $USDC. For a USDC→EURC convert, fee accounting stays in the same dollar unit as one side of the trade. Configurable settlement windows and onchain collateral replace idle prefunding across corridors.

7/
Banks and market makers see a new institutional flow source with RFQ familiar to desks. Fintechs embed FX mid-transfer. Enterprises run always-on treasury converts with an onchain audit record. @AerodromeFi is building stablecoin FX on this stack.

8/
StableFX access is KYB/AML-gated for approved institutions.

Docs and blueprint:
https://t.co/LsHbRp0h3F
https://t.co/8UFW8d8bhP

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

@Lyracutevibes nigiyaka

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

@arcpad_meme @samconnerone @arc what's the alpha

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

@MontiMania @commonsmade can I still slash you?

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

@layzeelolita what's the spec of this PC?

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

@bobbilee filter them out

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@sadiq_u_know @stephdreals too bulky

[Fawaz 🧑‍💻 @fawazdevs]

StableFX on @arc is an institutional FX engine for fiat-backed stablecoins: offchain RFQ for price discovery, onchain payment-versus-payment settlement, 24/7.

1/
A taker (treasury desk, fintech, PSP) submits an RFQ for a pair, side, notional, and settlement tenor. StableFX validates the request and broadcasts it to eligible makers over low-latency channels.

2/
Makers return quotes from inventory and risk policy. The execution engine returns the best-priced quote to the taker, with fee and expiry, targeting under 500 ms from RFQ to response.

3/
On acceptance, the trade registers onchain. Pricing stayed offchain for speed. Settlement moves to Arc’s escrow contract so both legs deliver together, or neither does. That cuts one-sided delivery risk.

4/
Maker-triggered settlement with explicit taker funding. The contract sends the buy currency to the taker (minus taker fee) only when both sides meet the escrow rules. Deterministic sub-second finality on Arc closes the trade for both parties in the same window.

5/
Concrete flow: a PSP holds USDC and needs to pay EU merchants in euros. The app requests USDC→EURC quotes from approved makers, picks one, manages collateral per the counterparty agreement, and settles PvP. Ledger updates without overnight FX cutoffs or multi-nostro prefunding for that leg.

6/
Gas on Arc is $USDC. For a USDC→EURC convert, fee accounting stays in the same dollar unit as one side of the trade. Configurable settlement windows and onchain collateral replace idle prefunding across corridors.

7/
Banks and market makers see a new institutional flow source with RFQ familiar to desks. Fintechs embed FX mid-transfer. Enterprises run always-on treasury converts with an onchain audit record. @AerodromeFi is building stablecoin FX on this stack.

8/
StableFX access is KYB/AML-gated for approved institutions.

Docs and blueprint:
https://t.co/LsHbRp0h3F
https://t.co/8UFW8d8bhP

[Arc @arc]

Deep liquidity, low cost, tight spreads.

@AerodromeFi is building stablecoin FX on Arc.

Coming soon.

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@Panchu2605 @commonsmade Vouch for me I'm close

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@stephdreals @sadiq_u_know you know what I mean🫵, fellow @arc-hitects are watching

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@bashorunedward @commonsmade what's your rank

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@layzeelolita where did you download it on pc

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@VaibhavSpark I actually didn't even notice

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@HeartMattaz which one is now boxer