Native, a payments and liquidity infrastructure company, spent Paris Blockchain Week meeting European clients and partners and capped the visit with a closed-door gathering on April 15 beneath the Louvre.
An Evening Beneath The Louvre
Native and Paris Blockchain Week co-hosted The Limestone Hour inside an 18th-century wine cellar beneath the Louvre. The 30 guests worked in stablecoin infrastructure, OTC and market-making, or crypto card programmes, and the evening ran from 8 PM to 11 PM around an 18-course cocktail programme and a curated wine tasting.
Native picked guests across its three business lines, and the room gave the team a direct view of the European institutional crypto market it plans to grow into over the coming year.
Inside Paris Blockchain Week 2026
The main conference ran for two days at the Carrousel du Louvre and attracted mostly institutional investors, founders, and regulators under the theme “The Bridge Between TradFi and Digital Assets.” Native used the week to meet enterprise clients, fintechs, and ecosystem partners the company is working to bring deeper into its European pipeline.
The Business Behind Native
At the base of the platform, Native operates payment rails for stablecoin flows that move value between fintechs, payment firms, and enterprise treasury teams.
Market-making builds on that foundation and gives institutional clients deep liquidity and programmatic execution across stablecoin pairs and major crypto assets.
A stablecoin-backed crypto card completes the offering, distributed directly and on a white-label basis for brands that want to add crypto spend without the backend overhead.
Native Plans For The The Year
The conversations in Paris sharpened the company’s agenda for the rest of the year, with European expansion, crypto card growth, market-making desk expansion, and the Hong Kong license all moving in parallel.
Europe is the main focus for the next few months. Native is going after fintechs, payment companies, and enterprise clients across the region, and working with local partners to get new clients live faster. Some of the companies Native met in Paris are already in that pipeline.
The stablecoin-backed crypto card is the next big piece. Native offers the card directly to users and also runs it as a white-label product for brands that want to offer crypto spend without building the backend. Most of the recent white-label interest has come from fintechs that want to add the feature to their own apps.
Market-making is the third growth area. The industry usually calls this kind of service OTC, but Native runs it as a proper market-making desk, which means tighter pricing, better depth on large trades, and programmatic execution on stablecoin pairs and major crypto assets. The next step is to open the desk to more clients in treasury, payments, and settlement.
On the regulatory side, Native is waiting on its license from the Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong. Once it comes through, the company will have a base to grow from in Asia, which fits the east-west split of its current client base.
“What we heard in Paris matched what we already see across our client base,” said Tommy Li, Co-Founder of Native. “Digital assets are now part of everyday financial operations, from treasury to payments and settlement. Native was built to serve exactly that, and we are well-positioned between traditional finance and Web3.”
About Native
Native is a payments and liquidity infrastructure provider built for institutions, fintech companies, and enterprises that use digital assets in real-world financial operations.
Its suite of services spans market-making, crypto card solutions, and treasury management tools. Through this stack, clients tap deep liquidity, execute large trades efficiently, and spend digital assets through familiar payment rails.
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