About
A software vendor for regulated financial products — built by people who have operated under the regulators.
Orokii Inc. is a Delaware corporation that licenses software, delivers integrations, and provides advisory to fintechs, banks, and emerging-market asset issuers. Six years of running a US money services business. Two architectural pivots. A clear position on what we will and won't do for a contract.
The story
Two pivots, six years, one consistent thread.
Orokii started as a consumer remittance company. The original architecture, like every other remittance operator at the time, assumed prefunded balances at every settlement corridor. That model worked but it didn't scale — the working capital required to grow into new corridors compounded against the business.
In early 2026 we shipped a stablecoin-native rebuild — every transaction settled per-trade through on-chain rails, no pre-funded balances at corridors. We launched it under a new brand, Stratum Remit, and have run it as a regulated US money services business since. That architecture is the technical foundation of everything we sell today.
In mid-2026 we made a second pivot — not architectural this time, but commercial. The consumer remittance category had become structurally difficult. The platform we had built was not. The right move was to sell the platform, the components, and the operational expertise as software solutions to other regulated firms — fintechs, banks, asset issuers — and let them deploy the same architecture under their own brand and their own licensing.
That second pivot is what Orokii is today. Stratum Remit continues to operate as a live US consumer remittance product — the standing proof that the architecture and the operational shape both work in production. Sikama and LuckyCat are the first whitelabel deployments. The marketing site you are reading is where we describe what else we sell.
What we believe
Four principles that show up in every engagement.
Software only
We license software, ship integrations, and provide advisory. We do not custody funds. We do not sponsor licenses. We do not insert ourselves into any regulated payments chain on our customers' behalf.
You hold the license
Every Orokii buyer holds its own appropriate licensing — MTL, MSB, BD, NYDFS trust, banking, or equivalent. This is a qualifying filter, not a salesperson's objection. Saying no to license seekers is how we protect the customers who do hold their own.
Honest about what is built
Every offering page on this site marks what is shipping in production today, what is a near-term build, and what is roadmap. We tell partners "this piece is new build" before scoping a contract — not after.
A documented partnership with KoraStratum
Orokii and KoraStratum are independent companies. Under a written cross-sell agreement, Orokii delivers KoraStratum products to its solutions customers as part of integrated engagements. We disclose the partnership openly whenever a Kora product is part of an engagement.
Leadership
Founder-led. The person you talk to in the scoping call is the person who owns the relationship.
Founder & CEO
Bisi Adedokun
Six years operating Orokii under US MSB licensing. Drives the regulatory-avoidance principle that shapes how Orokii ships and how Orokii contracts.
Engineering and delivery
Capable engineering, AI-augmented
A capable and experienced engineering team, augmented with AI coding agents for efficiency and increased throughput. The same engineers who ship Stratum Remit, Sikama, and LuckyCat ship your engagement. No outsourced delivery, no offshore handoff.
Disclosure
We deliver KoraStratum products as part of integrated engagements.
Orokii has a written cross-sell agreement with KoraStratum to deliver Kora IDV, Kora Compliance, Kora Sentinel, Kora CBA, and Kora Digital Banking to its solutions customers. We disclose the partnership openly whenever a Kora product is part of an engagement, because regulated buyers expect transparency about who builds what — and where the delivery relationship sits.
Want to talk?
Founder-led scoping calls. No deck, no formal sales process. If the fit isn't real, we say so plainly.