What happens when a company once closely associated with smart contract audits becomes a broader security partner for banks, regulators, stablecoin issuers, and digital asset companies? In this episode of Money Rewired, Murat Prokopov sits down with Yev Broshevan, CEO and Co-founder of Hacken, to explore how crypto security is changing as the industry moves closer to traditional finance, regulation, and real-world institutional use cases. From New York to the Middle East, from due diligence and certifications to AI-powered attacks and agentic payments, this conversation...

What happens when a company tries to be both crypto-native and bank-grade at the same time? In this episode of Money Rewired, Murat Prokopov sits down with Georgy Sokolov, Co-founder at Wirex, to explore one of the most interesting positions in fintech today: living between traditional finance and crypto, while building products that serve both worlds without fully belonging to either. From yields and token-driven cashback to non-custodial cards, stablecoin settlement, and AI agents, this conversation goes beyond the usual “banks vs. crypto” framing. It...

What does a bank look like when it is built around users instead of legacy systems? In this episode of Money Rewired, bunq takes center stage as a case study in what modern banking can become when product decisions are shaped by customer behavior, technical flexibility, and a clear point of view on who the bank is actually for. The conversation with its Chief Evangelist Joe Wilson explores how the brand positions itself not as a generic alternative to traditional banks, but as a product...