Overview
Tim Dierckxsens is the CEO of Venly, which he co-founded in September 2018. He is based in Haaltert and gives his areas of expertise as cross-border transactions, stablecoin infrastructure and payment orchestration.
From January 2017 to September 2020 he was co-founder and CSO of FundRequest. He worked with International Post Corporation on two occasions, as an analyst and project manager from March 2015 to December 2016 and as a consultant during 2017, and was a business analyst at JIDOKA between February 2015 and December 2017. Earlier he was a business analyst and project manager at Contribute from April 2013 to January 2015, a functional business analyst at The Master Labs from November 2012 to March 2013, a sales representative for Saint Gobain Glass at SGMC from October 2011 to October 2012, and a junior auditor at VGD in 2011.
He studied functional business analysis at The Master Labs from 2012 to 2013, and holds a Master of Business Sciences in accountancy and tax from College of Ghent, completed in 2011.
Career history
In the news
- Thanks Rik! Happy to be sharing more on our story at Venly and the future of #banking. See you there Euroclear on Dec 7th!
- Ben je het nog niet niet moe? Zou je niet beter stoppen?” “Je gelooft in je eigen sprookjes.” "Wanneer gaat het écht iets opleveren." Ik hoor wel wekelijks een variant. Het voelt niet fijn aan maar het geeft mij net meer vuur om door te gaan. Die honger om waarde te creëren blijft. En elke dag die voorbijgaat, komt niet terug. Wat mij daarbij enorm heeft geholpen, is te horen hoe andere ondernemers hun weg hebben gezocht en gevonden. Ik ga al een paar jaar mee naar Trends Winter University, waar Belgische ondernemers,
- Ben je het nog niet niet moe? Zou je niet beter stoppen?” “Je gelooft in je eigen sprookjes.” "Wanneer gaat het écht iets opleveren." Ik hoor wel wekelijks een variant. Het voelt niet fijn aan maar het geeft mij net meer vuur om door te gaan. Die honger om waarde te creëren blijft. En elke dag die voorbijgaat, komt niet terug. Wat mij daarbij enorm heeft geholpen, is te horen hoe andere ondernemers hun weg hebben gezocht en gevonden. Ik ga al een paar jaar mee naar Trends Winter University, waar Belgische ondernemers,
- Van games naar geldstromen: Venly wordt een fintechbedrijfDe blockchainspecialist Venly verschuift zijn aandacht van de gaming- en entertainmentsector naar de financiële branche. "Digitale betaalstromen zijn complex, wij zorgen dat het eenvoudig en veilig kan", zegt CEO Tim Dierckxsens. De pivot levert het techbedrijf meteen een prijs op.
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DataNews · 8 Oct 2026
- Friday night settle used to mean Monday. Lloyds and Visa did $750,000 in USDC within the hour. Lloyds settled $750,000 of payment obligations with Visa in USDC over seven days, weekend included. Funds arrived within an hour. Lloyds and Visa reported the pilot on 30 September. Lloyds bought the USDC through Archax, a UK-regulated exchange. The money was booked through Lloyds' Corporate Markets branch in Jersey and received by Visa in the United States. Lloyds sent from its own node on Canton, a private blockchain network
- Is Venly the new BVNK? Big shoes to fill. And I think many will try. The bigger question is whether the next winner looks like BVNK at all or whether the category is already moving from stablecoin infrastructure toward a broader money-movement layer. Proud to see Venly in the European final of Mastercard for Fintechs. Milan next. And yes, Dwayne, pressure is now officially on 😅
- From today, overseas visitors in Japan can pay at PayPay shops with Binance Pay. The shop still gets yen. They did not have to sign up one by one. HIVEX connects Binance Pay to the PayPay QR the shop already shows. The traveler scans. The merchant settles in yen on the till they already run. Binance says that covers millions of PayPay merchant locations, for about 48 million eligible Binance Pay users coming from more than 100 countries. Japanese residents are out. This is inbound spend only. Binance Pay is multi-asset, not a
- SoFi just settled its Mastercard card book with a bank-issued dollar stablecoin. SoFi just settled its Mastercard card book with a bank-issued dollar stablecoin. The swipe looks the same. Behind it, SoFiUSD moves on Mastercard. Merchants get dollars in a SoFi Bank account. They never hold the token, build a new stack, or change how they take cards. SoFi is putting its whole debit and credit program on that rail, a book expected to process more than $25B a year. Bank coin in the back. Cash in the merchant account in front.
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