Masterplan
Omnera’s masterplan is to make private crypto spending feel indistinguishable from using a normal card - while quietly replacing trust, surveillance, and custodians with cryptography, self-custody, and minimal data exposure.
That means users don’t have to understand ZK-SNARKs, settlement, or card network plumbing. They just need to know: “I top up with crypto, I use my card anywhere Visa works, and nobody can see my financial life.”
To achieve this, Omnera focuses on three long-term vectors:
Infrastructure – building a zero-knowledge layer capable of verifying transactions at scale without leaking user data, and packaging that in a form that can interface with Visa and existing rails.
Ownership – designing the system so that, at a structural level, funds are never under Omnera’s control. Self-custody should not be a niche or advanced mode; it’s the default state of the product.
Experience – ensuring that privacy does not come at the cost of clunky UX, limited merchant support, or “alpha software” behavior. The product has to feel predictable, boring, and reliable - just with radically better guarantees under the hood.
The masterplan is intentionally narrow and execution-focused: solve private spending first, then grow into all the adjacent flows (subscriptions, payouts, payroll, B2B, etc.) that depend on the ability to move money without turning users into datasets.
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