MDB Law / ADLA Stack
Turn the ADLA application into a business your team can operate.
A category-appropriate cross-border architecture connecting customer onboarding, transaction initiation, foreign exchange, settlement, reporting and reconciliation.
ADLAMDB / MECHANISM
CorridorCross-border & FX
Service boundary
MDB Law architects and guides the framework.
Your team and chosen providers implement and operate it.
Who this Stack is for
Businesses planning, applying for, changing or remediating a South African cross-border remittance or foreign-exchange model—including new corridors, channels, agents, partners, payout arrangements or crypto interfaces.
MDB / ADLA TRANSACTION MAPONE BUSINESS / ONE VIEW
01Customer→
02Instruction→
03Verification→
04FX & funding→
05Settlement→
06BOP & recon
Follow one realistic transaction from first instruction to final record, exception and evidence.
What this Stack connects
- 01Activity, ADLA category and phased roadmap
- 02Products, corridors, currencies, limits and pricing
- 03Customer, beneficiary and transaction journeys
- 04Bank accounts, liquidity, treasury and reconciliation
- 05CDD, sanctions, monitoring and BOP reporting
- 06Governance, systems, evidence and regulator responses
What you receive
- Configured regulatory and product blueprint
- Customer and transaction maps
- Guided workbooks and model wording
- Evidence and decision records
- Prescribed-form pathway and critical-juncture review
What remains yours
- Your verified facts and decisions
- Your staff and provider relationships
- Your technology and implementation
- Your daily operations and testing
- Your proof that controls operate
Your next useful step
Bring the proposed model.
We will map the pathway.
A focused Stack Fit confirms the likely product, dependencies, open decisions and appropriate scope.