Settlement infrastructure for community institutions.

What BeVyne is

1. Built for

   Community banks and credit unions that want to modernize how money moves without giving up control of the customer, the transaction, or the principal.

2. Built as

   A rail you use, not a network you join. One API beside your core; no new core, no membership, no crypto team.

3. Built with

   Compliance in the payment path. Every gate fails closed, and your institution stays the financial institution of record.

Leadership

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  Mazin Sbeih

  Founder & CEO

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  Mazin has spent ten years in banking and fintech, first inside banks and then on the technology side, working with the institutions that run on it. He started in the branch at Wells Fargo and Bank of the West, then managed business banking and treasury relationships at U.S. Bank. He went on to Alkami, Amount, and Array, bringing digital banking and lending technology to banks and credit unions. He also founded Corlux Consulting, which advises banks, investors, and fintechs on AI governance, vendor strategy, and payments. At BeVyne he leads strategy, partnerships, and relationships with the financial institutions the rail serves.

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  Danny Meiselman

  Chief Technology Officer

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  Danny leads BeVyne's engineering: the settlement core, ledger, reconciliation, and the integrations that connect the rail to an institution's existing systems. He brings a founder's perspective to the role. He founded HouseHound AI, a real estate product built around a language model before ChatGPT launched. He later founded Peregrine, an IT consulting firm that has helped hundreds of clients build applications, strengthen systems, and improve security, including law firms, medical practices, and other professional services businesses. Danny was the first Division I recruit in Penn State hockey history and holds a master's degree in business and computer science from USC Marshall.

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  Garrison English

  Chief Compliance & Legal Officer

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  Garrison leads BeVyne's regulatory architecture: its licensing posture, its alignment with the GENIUS Act framework for permitted payment stablecoins, and the design of its sanctions screening and audit controls. The control design he owns keeps each institution in charge. The bank or its qualified custodian signs every movement of principal, and the institution remains the financial institution of record. Every payment must clear sanctions screening, Travel Rule checks, and limits before anything moves. He founded three AI-native law firms, Legacy First Law, Amicus Lex, and Thaler IP Law, where he works under strict client-fund rules that keep trust and operating accounts separate. He is also co-founder, Chief Legal Officer, and Chief Compliance Officer of Peregrine. Garrison holds a B.A. in Biological Sciences, a J.D., and an M.B.A., all from the University of Mississippi. He is licensed to practice law in Texas, Iowa, and North Dakota.