Anyflo exits stealth, acquires Sui-based Native team
Anyflo has emerged from stealth as a stablecoin payments orchestration company and acquired the team behind Native, a Sui-based project. The move was announced at Sui Basecamp, according to Bitcoinist. Anyflo is now entering private alpha with a focus on minimizing blockchain visibility for users.
The acquisition does not include Native’s existing product or brand, only its developers. Native had previously operated on the Sui blockchain, which has seen growing activity in stablecoin-related projects. Anyflo’s approach suggests a bet on combining payment efficiency with reduced transparency—a contrast to more public-facing stablecoin models.
This follows a pattern of stealth startups in crypto and fintech exiting with strategic hires or small acquisitions, rather than full product launches. When we covered Flottando’s stealth exit last month, it similarly prioritized operational workflows over immediate visibility. Anyflo’s next steps—particularly its ability to attract users in a competitive stablecoin market—will be worth watching. No funding details were disclosed.
Sources: bitcoinist.com
“Anyflo’s stealth exit and team acquisition signals renewed interest in privacy-focused stablecoin infrastructure on Sui.”
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- Anyflo Emerges From Stealth And Acquires Sui-Based Startup Native — bitcoinist.com
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