Send aid, payroll, remittances to any phone.

Stablecoin disbursement infrastructure for institutions, reaching every phone.

Saleem KaiOS feature-phone wallet home screen
KaiOS · feature phone

Institutions can send. Their recipients can't receive.

The institution side

Aid agencies, employers, and corporates disburse at scale.

They need bulk payouts, dual approval, reconciliation, and an audit trail a regulator will accept.

The recipient side

No smartphone. No bank account. No app store.

A basic handset, a SIM card, and a sarraf on the corner. Wallets built for app stores never arrive here.

Saleem is the rail between them.

231M adults across the footprint hold neither a bank account nor a smartphone as their main device (of 496M).

Syria: approximately $8B in annual household remittance receipts (2023, Central Bank of Syria estimate, reported by the World Bank, June 2025).

Pakistan: $41.6B annual remittance inflows, FY2025 to 2026 (State Bank of Pakistan).

See the evidence

Adults across the corridor and latent register footprint; markets carry named regulatory gates; revenue is modelled for the Syria corridor only; no entry plan implied.

Platform walkthrough, demonstration environment

Mobile money proved the model on feature phones at national scale. Saleem is the stablecoin version for this region.

*555# Call
Saleem Enter PIN OK
Saleem Confirm transfer? OK
Settled in seconds
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User dials *555#

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USSD Gateway

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Saleem Backend

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Blockchain

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Recipient Wallet

Dial *555#. Enter PIN. Settled in seconds.

First corridors: the UAE into Syria, with the UAE into Pakistan alongside.

United Arab Emirates Syria United Arab Emirates Pakistan

Sending aid, remittances, or payroll into Syria?

Your recipients hold feature phones. We reach them.

Talk to the team

@saleempay · saleem.digital · ramy@saleem.digital