StratX announced the launch of its compliance-aware routing protocol, a programmable financial infrastructure designed to automate settlement of stablecoins, tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), and cross-border payments. Built for regulators, banks, and fintechs, StratX delivers sovereign-grade programmability while meeting global compliance standards.

The protocol addresses one of the financial industry's most pressing challenges: how to move assets instantly, compliantly, and across multiple rails — blockchain, CBDCs, and traditional networks — without exposing institutions to risk. By embedding OFAC, SEC, and Treasury policy logic directly into the routing layer, StratX enables programmable enforcement of sanctions, liquidity optimization, and real-time fiscal policy execution.

Unlike theory-driven frameworks, StratX is already supported by publicly viewable GitHub repositories, allowing technical experts to evaluate system design, stress-test simulations, and compliance logic. This transparent approach positions StratX not only as a private innovation, but as public infrastructure aligned with U.S. strategic and economic goals.

"StratX was built to secure financial sovereignty in an era of programmable assets," said Abel Justin Oliveira, inventor of StratX. "We're not offering just another fintech tool — we're providing the programmable backbone for governments, banks, and institutions to trust, route, and settle assets in real time."