Card issuing has a scaling problem. Most programmes start on a processor that works well enough early on, and then the platform becomes the ceiling. You need credit. You need multi-region. You need commercial terms that don't punish you for growing. And suddenly you're looking at a full re-implementation, with a processor that wasn't built for where you're going. That's the problem Thredd solves. We're the AI-first issuer processing platform: built for fintechs, embedded finance businesses, and banks that have outgrown legacy infrastructure. What makes us genuinely different is that we're the only modern processor to combine commercial-grade debit, credit, and value-added services in a single composable architecture. No other modern competitor has done that. Most have debit or prepaid. Some are adding credit on the side. We built it from the ground up. That architecture means a client can launch on debit, add credit later, expand into a new market, without rebuilding. The platform moves with the programme. On scale: we process over a billion transactions annually, across 130+ clients in 47 countries. On AI: fraud monitoring and credit decisioning are already running on AI-driven models. Not as a roadmap item but as live capability. Onboarding time is down 68% against what legacy processors deliver. And we're not a SaaS-only platform. We have people on the ground in every region we operate, which is what clients tell us makes the difference when programmes get complex. Because payments is more than an API. The difference between a programme that scales and one that stalls is usually not the technology. It's whether your processor understands the complexity underneath it. That's Thredd.