Previously, only services operated by Globetrot Financial Services LLC held access to the Keeta network. Starting today, qualified institutions can list services—ranging from stablecoin bridges and tokenized assets to lending and foreign exchange—directly on the Keeta Personal and developer platforms. These providers now set their own fee structures and access requirements, leveraging the Globetrot Resolver as the primary discovery layer for users and agents.

To maintain network integrity, every provider must undergo a rigorous compliance review and sign the Anchor Connectivity Agreement. While this move expands the network's reach, Keeta is standardizing its product suite, including SDKs and APIs, to exclusively support the Globetrot Resolver. Consequently, official Keeta products will discontinue support for third-party discovery tools to ensure a consistent, compliance-focused user experience.

Globetrot intends to monetize this transition through a basis-point fee on asset-movement volume, payable in KTA tokens, alongside monthly compliance charges. The company plans to use a portion of these revenues to permanently burn KTA, effectively linking the ecosystem's growth to token economics. CEO Ty Schenk noted that the shift is intended to balance ease of access for developers with the institutional-grade trust required by banks and government partners.