Question 1

What is TaqFlow?

Accepted Answer

TaqFlow is a B2B payments technology company building modern cross-border payment infrastructure for businesses operating across Central Asia and connected international markets.

Question 2

Who can use TaqFlow?

Accepted Answer

TaqFlow is built for businesses — importers and exporters, technology companies, professional services firms, and regional businesses expanding internationally. It is not a consumer remittance product.

Question 3

Which countries are supported?

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TaqFlow currently supports cross-border payments to and from the following markets: Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. Turkmenistan and Armenia are coming soon.

Question 4

Which currencies are supported?

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TaqFlow supports the local currency of each supported market, alongside major international currencies. By market: Georgia — Georgian Lari (GEL); Azerbaijan — Azerbaijani Manat (AZN); Kazakhstan — Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT); Tajikistan — Tajikistani Somoni (TJS); Uzbekistan — Uzbekistani Som (UZS); Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgystani Som (KGS). We also support US Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), Chinese Yuan (CNY), and UAE Dirham (AED). Currencies for Turkmenistan (TMT) and Armenia (AMD) will be added as those markets launch.

Question 5

How long do payments take?

Accepted Answer

Because TaqFlow settles payments on a distributed ledger rather than routing them through a chain of correspondent banks, transfers are exponentially faster than traditional legacy rails, which can take days to clear. Exact timing varies by corridor — the currencies, countries, and counterparties involved — so we share specific settlement estimates once we understand your route.

Question 6

What does TaqFlow cost?

Accepted Answer

We don't publish specific fees until every detail is confirmed, because pricing varies by corridor fee schedule, transaction volume, minimums, and FX spread. What we can tell you is that TaqFlow is substantially lower than traditional transfer mechanisms — because payments settle on a distributed ledger instead of passing through a chain of correspondent banks, we remove the intermediary markups that drive up legacy costs. We share a tailored fee schedule once we understand your corridors and volume.

Question 7

How does business verification work?

Accepted Answer

Every business goes through a verification (KYB) process during onboarding. We follow all applicable KYB regulations in accordance with your business domicile and the country corridors you operate in. Because requirements differ by jurisdiction and corridor, verification time depends on these factors.

Question 8

How does TaqFlow protect transactions?

Accepted Answer

TaqFlow protects transactions using the most advanced encryption standards and procedures available. Sensitive data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and protected in transit with TLS 1.3. Every payment settlement is cryptographically recorded on a distributed ledger, making it immutable and tamper-evident, and access to accounts is secured with multi-factor authentication. We continuously review our controls against current security best practices.

Question 9

Is TaqFlow a bank?

Accepted Answer

No. TaqFlow is a payments technology company, not a bank. That's what makes us a better choice than legacy banks for cross-border transfers: banks route payments through long chains of correspondent banks, each adding delay, cost, and opacity, while TaqFlow settles directly on a distributed ledger for faster, more transparent movement of funds. We follow all applicable laws and regulations associated with cross-border financial transfers in the markets where we operate.

Question 10

How do I contact support?

Accepted Answer

You can reach our team through the contact form on our main site, or email us directly at sales@taqflow.io for inquiries. Once your account is established, you'll be assigned a direct support contact to enable 24/7 assistance.

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