Gyvar
A payments company connecting Bitcoin and stablecoins with bank accounts and mobile money across supported African markets.
Software engineer · Founder of Gyvar
I’m Gideon Kombian, a software engineer and the founder of Gyvar. I work where payment infrastructure, Bitcoin and stablecoins meet the way people across Africa actually move money.
More than twelve years of software engineering, including building and leading engineering teams and working on financial infrastructure at scale.
Connecting Bitcoin and stablecoins to the rails people already use: bank accounts and mobile money.
Moving value between currencies and countries quickly, transparently and at a fair cost.
Bitcoin as money, and the Lightning Network as a way to make it practical for everyday payments.
Digital dollars as a settlement layer, and how they fit alongside banks and mobile money.
Over twelve years of building software, with a focus on reliable backend and distributed systems.
Financial literacy and access for the people the traditional financial system underserves.
A payments company connecting Bitcoin and stablecoins with bank accounts and mobile money across supported African markets.
A Ghana-based initiative focused on Bitcoin education, financial literacy and Bitcoin circular economies.
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Ghana is unveiling new Heritage Series banknotes, but over a billion mobile money transactions in a single month point to the bigger opportunity: how money moves.
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Ghana has taken one of its biggest steps yet toward regulating cryptocurrency, with the SEC and the Bank of Ghana both admitting firms into regulatory sandboxes.
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How do you scale a global monetary network without compromising decentralisation? The Lightning Network became one of the most elegant answers.
I’m open to conversations about partnerships, speaking, media and collaboration.