Receive global payments. Manage funds. Withdraw locally. Spend globally.
Keeal is a product of Microxen Inc.
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Freelancers and online businesses in emerging markets juggle several disconnected services just to get paid and operate:
Today's fragmented journey
Client
Payment provider
Separate wallet
Bank withdrawal
Card provider
What it creates
The problem isn't finding work — it starts the moment the money is earned.
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Bangladesh operates an official Freelancer ID platform under the ICT Division and Department of ICT.
It accepts payment-statements, bank statements and remittance records as proof of freelance earnings.
Bangladesh remains a major recipient of cross-border financial inflows from global work.
No single platform yet connects collection, balances, local payouts, banking and card spending.
An official Freelancer ID framework confirms freelancing as a formally recognized economic category — while its document requirements show continued reliance on fragmented platforms.
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The incumbents serving this market were not built here. We were.
We live the same workflows as our users — Freelancer ID documentation, bank payout timing, and support expectations in Bangladesh.
The tools freelancers use today are largely run by foreign companies, without Bangladeshi founders or deep local operating knowledge.
Keeal is built from support threads and payout behavior on the ground — not imported playbooks from markets that don't look like ours.
Bangladesh market at a glance
650K+
Freelancers — among the world's largest pools of online labour (beachhead workforce)
$32.8B
National remittance inflows (2025) — macro cross-border economy, not freelancer-only
+22%
National remittance growth YoY — shows scale of inbound cross-border money
Top 10
Global online labour supply — ICT Division & Oxford Internet Institute
Sources: World Bank Migration & Development Brief (2025); Bangladesh Bank (2025); Bangladesh ICT Division; Oxford Internet Institute.
Why this team
Bangladeshi founders building the financial layer Bangladesh's freelancers still don't have — with local onboarding, support, and payout behavior global platforms weren't designed for.
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TAM
$103B
Global digital remittance market by 2034 — from ~$29B in 2025 (15.1% CAGR)
SAM
10%+
South Asia — double-digit remittance growth sustained through 2025
SOM
650K+
Bangladesh's freelancer workforce — one of the world's largest pools of online labour. Keeal's beachhead.
Global digital remittance market
~15.1% CAGR · 2025–2034
Sources: Precedence Research, digital remittance outlook (2025); World Bank Migration & Development Brief; UN DESA (2025); Bangladesh ICT Division / Oxford Internet Institute.
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Regional expansion path
Bangladesh
01 · Initial market
Pakistan
02 · Next
Sri Lanka
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Nepal
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South Asia
05 · Platform
$690B
Remittance flows to low- & middle-income countries (2025)
+22%
Bangladesh remittance growth in 2025 — up from $26.9B in 2024
$32.8B
Bangladesh remittances in 2025 — an all-time record
Sources: World Bank Migration & Development Brief (2025); Bangladesh Bank (2025). South Asia was the fastest-growing remittance region in 2024, sustaining double-digit growth into 2025.
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Live today
International client payment
Keeal balance
Local bank payout
Next phase
Payments + supported rails
Multi-currency account
Local payout or Keeal card
Live product capabilities
Planned expansion
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Create a payment link or invoice and collect from an international client.
Complete identity & business verification through structured onboarding.
Track balances, settlements, payouts and disputes in one place.
Request a payout to a supported local bank account.
Coming next
Keeal multi-currency account + card & banking-style access
Provider agreement secured — integration in progress
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Keeal combines the accessibility of a local platform with the capabilities of global financial infrastructure.
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Revenue today
Revenue next
Phase 1
Payment & payout fees
Phase 2
Card & account revenue
Phase 3
Recurring subscriptions & business services
We are not asking investors to value hypothetical revenue — proven transaction demand is the entry point to a broader financial relationship.
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Phase 1 — Proven organic channels
Phase 2 — Funded growth channels
Each new market is entered through local payout coverage, compliance localization and trusted community distribution — not generic advertising.
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Onboarding, support, documentation and payout behavior in Bangladesh.
A growing base of identity-verified freelancers and online businesses.
First-party insight into payment sizes, payout behavior and risk patterns.
Payment, balance, payout, compliance, banking and card in one platform.
Responsive regional support and direct relationships with users.
A repeatable framework for entering other underserved markets.
Infrastructure can be licensed by anyone — Keeal's moat is the customer layer: verified users, transaction history, local risk knowledge and distribution that compound over time.
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The base banking & card provider agreement is already in place — this round moves us from agreement to integration, launch and distribution.
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Round
Pre-Seed
Instrument
Post-Money SAFE
Target raise
$500,000
Valuation cap
$6M post-money
Capital raised to date
$0 · founder-funded
Use of funds
Keeal has validated the need through live payment activity and organic adoption. This round transforms Keeal from a payment-and-payout platform into the financial home for emerging-market freelancers and online businesses.
Keeal is a product of Microxen Inc.
