Connect Morse balances, stablecoin transfers, and Visa card transactions to your accounting, treasury, or analytics stack
Morse (formerly Sling Money) is the cross-border money app from Avian Labs that lets expats, freelancers and remote workers hold 40+ currencies, settle on Solana via USDC, EURC and USDP, receive USD/EUR locally through virtual accounts powered by Bridge, and spend anywhere with a Visa debit card. We turn that closed mobile wallet into structured, queryable data for your back office.
What we deliver
Deliverables checklist
- OpenAPI 3.1 specification for every endpoint we expose
- Protocol & auth flow report (mobile client capture, token rotation, device binding)
- Runnable Python and Node.js source code for login, balance, statement and webhook ingestion
- Postman collection, recorded fixtures, and end-to-end pytest / vitest suites
- Compliance notes covering GDPR, PSD2 SCA, MiCA, and self-custody key handling
Engagement models
- Source-code delivery from $300 — runnable API source plus full documentation, paid after acceptance.
- Pay-per-call hosted API — call our endpoints, pay only for what you use, no upfront fee.
- Optional white-label deployment inside your VPC for treasury teams that cannot route data through a third party.
Data available for integration
Morse stores customer activity in a hybrid model: fiat positions and KYC live in Avian Labs back-office, while value movement happens on-chain through self-custody Solana wallets. Below is the inventory we typically surface for clients building reconciliation, accounting export, or analytics on top of Morse.
| Data type | Source (screen / feature) | Granularity | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account profile & KYC status | Sign-up & "Account" tab | Per user; verified at field level | Onboarding sync, sanctions cross-check, customer 360 |
| Multi-currency balances | Home wallet view | Per currency (USD, EUR, MXN, BRL, 40+); near real-time | Treasury dashboards, runway tracking, FX rebalancing |
| Transaction history | "Activity" feed | Per event with type, counterparty, FX rate, fee | Bookkeeping, expense categorisation, audit trail |
| Stablecoin on-chain transfers | Solana wallet under the hood | Tx hash, mint, slot, signature | On-chain reconciliation, proof-of-reserves, blockchain analytics |
| Virtual account inbound (USD/EUR) | "Get paid" feature (Bridge) | Per ACH / SEPA / wire credit | Freelancer invoicing, payroll matching, Deel/Upwork reconciliation |
| Visa card authorisations | Card screen, Apple Pay/Google Pay | Per swipe with merchant, MCC, currency, FX | Spend analytics, cashback tracking, expense management |
| Outbound transfers to 150+ countries | "Send" flow | Per beneficiary, corridor, payout method | Remittance reporting, AML screening, corridor cost analysis |
Typical integration scenarios
1. Freelancer payroll reconciliation
A platform that pays remote contractors via Deel or Upwork wants to confirm that an outgoing wire actually landed in the contractor's Morse virtual USD account. We subscribe to the inbound credit webhook, match the originator name and amount against the payroll batch, and emit a settled status back into the platform. The OpenFinance mapping here is a payment status notification (PSP-side confirmation) layered on top of an account information service, so the platform replaces fragile email parsing with deterministic events.
2. Cross-border treasury aggregation
A digital nomad or small studio holds Morse alongside Wise, Revolut, and a local bank. We fetch the Morse balance per currency every five minutes and push it into a single multi-bank treasury view. The integration follows the OpenBanking AISP pattern: account holder grants explicit consent, the consent token is rotated under PSD2 SCA, and only balance plus transaction projections leave the device.
3. Stablecoin proof-of-funds and on-chain audit
Because Morse settles on Solana with USDC, EURC and USDP, every customer move has a chain signature. We correlate the off-chain Morse activity row with the on-chain transfer, expose both fields, and feed downstream tools such as Solana explorers or commercial blockchain analytics. This is the missing bridge between fiat-style statement export and crypto compliance reports.
4. Card spend analytics for digital nomads
Visa card authorisations carry MCC, merchant, billing currency and the FX rate Morse used. We normalise that into a categorised feed (subscriptions, travel, food) and expose monthly cashback summaries through a single GET. Tax software for expats can plug straight into this rather than scraping PDF statements.
5. Outbound remittance corridor reporting
Compliance teams need to prove the originator, beneficiary, corridor and FX cost of every cross-border send. Our outbound transfer feed exposes the full corridor (e.g. USD → MXN via Mexican local rails, USD → BRL via Pix), the mid-market rate at execution, and the final landed amount, ready to feed an AML case-management system.
Technical implementation
Authorize a session (mirrors the mobile login)
POST /v1/morse/session
Content-Type: application/json
{
"phone": "+1 415 555 0142",
"device_fingerprint": "ios|18.4|f3c2...",
"otp_channel": "sms"
}
// 200 OK
{
"session_id": "ms_sess_01HZK2...",
"step": "otp_required",
"expires_in": 300
}
Multi-currency balance + statement
GET /v1/morse/balances
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
// 200 OK
{
"balances": [
{"currency":"USD","amount":"1284.50","virtual_account":"ACH"},
{"currency":"EUR","amount":"612.10","virtual_account":"IBAN"},
{"currency":"MXN","amount":"5400.00"},
{"currency":"USDC","amount":"42.000000","chain":"solana"}
]
}
GET /v1/morse/statement?from=2026-04-01&to=2026-04-30&type=card
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
Inbound virtual-account webhook
POST https://your.app/webhooks/morse
X-Morse-Signature: t=1746284400,v1=...
{
"event":"virtual_account.credit",
"user_id":"u_8a2f...",
"rail":"ach",
"originator":"DEEL INC",
"amount":"2500.00",
"currency":"USD",
"received_at":"2026-05-03T14:02:11Z",
"onchain_tx":"5kQv...usdc"
}
Compliance & privacy
Regulatory framing
Morse operates inside an actively regulated perimeter. Avian Labs Netherlands B.V. became the fifth Dutch firm to obtain a MiCA license in 2025, and the company subsequently received FCA approval to offer crypto-asset services in the UK. Any integration we deliver is built to respect MiCA, GDPR, and PSD2 Strong Customer Authentication.
What we will and will not do
- Only act on explicit user consent or written customer authorization.
- Never extract self-custody private keys; signing stays on-device.
- Apply data minimisation: ship only the fields the consumer asked for.
- Log every read with a consent reference for downstream audit.
- Sign NDAs and DPAs on request, including SCC for cross-border data flows.
Data flow / architecture
The pipeline is intentionally short and inspectable: Morse mobile client → Authorised capture / partner rails (Bridge virtual accounts, Solana RPC, Visa processor webhook) → Normalisation & ledger store (Postgres + object storage for raw payloads) → OpenFinance-style REST API + outbound webhooks. Each hop is encrypted in transit, payloads at rest are encrypted with per-tenant keys, and the consent record travels with the data so the downstream consumer can prove lawful basis on demand.
Market positioning & user profile
Morse is positioned squarely at expats, freelancers, digital nomads and remote workers who already live across borders. Strongest corridors today include US ↔ Mexico, US ↔ Brazil, EU ↔ US, and the broader European corridor following the MiCA license. The product is mobile-first on Android and iOS, with no desktop banking portal, which is exactly why an OpenFinance-style API layer is valuable: business buyers (accounting platforms, payroll providers, tax tools, treasury dashboards) need structured data that the consumer app deliberately keeps simple.
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Similar apps & integration landscape
Morse sits inside a busy cross-border money ecosystem. Teams building treasury, payroll, or accounting tools usually need a unified view across several of the apps below. We can deliver the same OpenFinance-style integration for any of them.
Wise
Multi-currency account with local routing details, mid-market FX, and a public business API. Users moving between Wise and Morse often need a single transaction export normalised into one ledger.
Revolut
Mobile-first multi-currency account with cards, savings vaults and crypto. Holders frequently want a consolidated balance feed across Revolut and Morse for personal CFO dashboards.
Remitly
Remittance specialist covering 145+ countries with cash pickup and mobile wallet payouts. Useful comparator when modelling corridor cost against Morse outbound transfers.
Payoneer
Long-running freelancer and marketplace payout platform. Sellers on Amazon, Upwork, Fiverr and Airbnb often hold both Payoneer and Morse balances that need joint reconciliation.
Airwallex
Multi-currency business account across 200 countries with a developer API. Treasury teams comparing rails for B2B payouts often look at Airwallex alongside Morse for individual contributors.
WorldFirst
Ant Group's cross-border business account with local currencies for marketplace sellers. Common alternative when modelling EUR / USD inbound flows similar to Morse virtual accounts.
WorldRemit
UK-founded remittance provider with strong African, Latin American and Southeast Asian coverage. Helpful corridor reference data when planning Morse send-flow integrations.
Skrill
Digital wallet with multi-currency holding, prepaid Visa and 200-country reach. Often co-held with Morse by online earners and benefits from the same kind of statement export.
Bridge
The stablecoin orchestration provider Morse partners with for US and EU virtual accounts. Direct integration with Bridge complements a Morse-side data feed for full-stack visibility.
About us
OpenFinance Lab is an independent technical studio focused on App interface integration and authorized API integration. The team has worked across mobile fintech, payment gateways, blockchain settlement and protocol analysis, shipping production stacks for treasury, accounting and remittance products in multiple regions.
- Hands-on background in fintech, e-commerce, travel, and OTT integrations.
- Mobile-protocol specialists for Android and iOS, plus backend SDKs in Python, Node.js and Go.
- Compliance-aware delivery: GDPR, PSD2, MiCA, and regional crypto-asset regimes.
- Two engagement models: source-code delivery from $300, or pay-per-call hosted endpoints.
Contact
Send the target app name and the data you need. We come back with scope, timeline, and a fixed-price quote within one business day.
Engagement workflow
- Scope confirmation: which Morse data domains are in scope (login, balance, statement, virtual account, card, on-chain).
- Authorized protocol analysis on a sandbox or consenting test account (2–5 business days).
- Build, internal validation, and fixture recording (3–8 business days).
- Documentation, sample code, and Postman collection (1–2 business days).
- Typical first delivery: 5–15 business days. Multi-region or multi-rail scope may extend the timeline.
FAQ
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Original app overview (appendix)
Morse (formerly Sling Money) is the global account for expats, freelancers, nomads, and remote workers, built by Avian Labs Inc. Whether the user just moved abroad, has family in another country, or splits life across borders, Morse offers a Visa card to spend anywhere, the ability to move money between their own accounts worldwide, send to 150+ countries, and get paid from companies abroad in USD and EUR. Sign-up takes minutes and funding works via bank account, Google Pay or Apple Pay.
- Spend anywhere with the Morse card. Virtual Visa debit card linked to the Morse balance, usable wherever Visa is accepted, addable to Apple Pay and Google Pay, with cashback on spending and no FX markups.
- Move money between your own accounts. Connects accounts and wallets across the world; international transfers in seconds, not days, without the usual cross-border transfer costs.
- The real exchange rate, always. Morse uses the mid-market rate banks use with each other — no markups, no hidden fees. Convert USD to MXN, USD to BRL, EUR to USD and more.
- Get paid from Deel, Upwork or companies abroad. Local USD, EUR, MXN and BRL account details so clients and employers can pay the user like a local; payments arrive in Morse and can be used immediately.
- Send money to family and friends in 150+ countries. Free instant sends to anyone on Morse, including Mexico, Brazil and beyond.
- Trusted, regulated, secure. Self-custodial wallet, ISO 27001 certified, strong customer authentication, 24/7 fraud monitoring, Verified by Visa and Mastercard SecureCode. Avian Labs Netherlands B.V. holds a Dutch MiCA license; the company also received FCA approval in the UK in 2025.