As the organizer and central force behind the July 9-10th, 2025, event in Yerevan, Armenia, Fastex transformed the annual Harmony Meetup into a high-impact showcase of its growing Web3 ecosystem, regulatory milestones, and product innovation.
With over 70 Web3 and iGaming leaders, multiple executive presentations, and exclusive media coverage from Bitcoin.com News, Harmony VII marked a major strategic inflection point for Fastex – proving that its ambitions extend far beyond exchange functionality.
Fastex Headlines Harmony VII: From Vision to Execution
The two-day event was structured around Fastex’s roadmap recap and forward-looking product rollout, with keynotes hosted by Fastex executives. Topics ranged from U.S. regulatory expansion and affiliate programs to blockchain infrastructure and payments integration.
Fastex’s had a dizzying first half of 2025:
- FTN ecosystem updates (Jan)
- Fastex U.S. registration (Feb)
- PoSA merge on Bahamut blockchain (Apr)
- Affiliate Program and YoWallet launch (May)
- Payments integration and metal card rollout (Jun)
This was a full-stack Fastex brand experience, blending content-rich presentations with immersive networking, branded entertainment, and exclusive access to the company’s roadmap and leadership.
Product Launches: FTN Notes and Real-Time Crypto Cards
At Harmony VII, Fastex officially launched two standout products that signal the company’s move into real-world crypto usability and user engagement:
Under its new YoCash initiative, Fastex introduced FTN Notes – limited-edition souvenirs backed 1:1 by FTN.
Produced with Authentix, a global security document firm that has worked with major central banks for their currencies, the FTN notes feature advanced anti-counterfeit protection like holograms, OVI ink, and serial numbers.
The notes are more than just collectibles; they offer:
- Access to Fastex events
- Early product access
- Token airdrops
- Redemption at full value (burning NFT)
“The FTN notes symbolize the evolution of currency,” said CEO Vakhtang Abrahamyan.
“We’re giving our community a new way to interact with digital assets – backed by transparency, trust, and tech.”
Another key product unveiled was the upgraded Fastex Crypto Debit Card—a solution designed to bridge the gap between digital assets and real-world usability. The new product is expected to launch and become available within a month. As crypto adoption continues to hinge on convenience and accessibility, Fastex’s latest card aims to make spending digital currencies as seamless as using traditional debit cards.
The upgraded Fastex Crypto Debit Card now offers:
- Direct link to Fastex Exchange (no need to preload fiat)
- Support for FTN, USDT, BTC, and more
- Real-time crypto-to-payment conversion
- Metal VIP version featuring Arculus cold wallet tech
- Biometric + 3-factor authentication
- Contactless NFC via Apple Pay/Google Pay
“The true power of a crypto card lies in its simplicity – it makes crypto usable at any checkout counter in the world,” said Meri Mirijanyan, Head of Payments at Fastex
Behind the Scenes: Leadership, Media, and Strategy
The event doubled as a leadership platform, with interviews and panels hosted by Fastex’s top executives:
- Vakhtang Abrahamyan, CEO – on FTN Notes and strategic growth
- Vardan Khachatryan, CLO – on U.S. regulatory expansion
- Armen Baghdasaryan, CBO – on exchange operations and global scale
- Pavel Aramyan, Web3 Lead – on Bahamut, PoSA, and DeFi innovation
Journalists, including David Sencil from Bitcoin.com News and Giovanni Pigni from Cointelegraph, were on-site conducting interviews and reporting on the event’s major reveals.
The two-day program blended professional insights with lifestyle programming, including:
- Gala dinner & awards show
- Pool party & poker tournament
- Fireside interviews & hands-on demos.
Fastex’s Strategic Positioning: Web3 Made Practical
Fastex showed its aim to be a full-spectrum Web3 enabler – offering not just a crypto exchange, but a comprehensive suite of products for real-world adoption. This conference hammered this home by showing off products in the Fastex ecosystem, including:
Fastex Exchange – 70+ trading pairs, P2P, limit/stop orders
Bahamut Blockchain – EVM-compatible Layer-1 with PoSA consensus, integrated into Fireblocks.
YoWallet – Self-custodial mobile wallet for Ethereum & Bahamut chains
Fastex Cards – Cold wallet crypto debit cards
YoCash (FTN Notes) – Blockchain-backed physical assets
YoDoor Metaverse – NFT-driven digital spaces
With a full authorization for a VFA Category 4 License from Malta’s MFSAfrom, and initial approval from Dubai’s VARA and, Fastex continues to position itself as a compliant, user-focused platform bridging tradfi and defi.
FAQs
Who organized Harmony Meetup VII?
Fastex organized and headlined the event, curating every session, announcement, and activity around its own ecosystem.
What are FTN Notes?
FTN Notes are physical currency-like collectibles backed 1:1 by the FTN token and tied to NFTs, offering redemption, security, and user perks.
How does the Fastex Crypto Card work?
Users can spend crypto in real-time without converting it to fiat in advance. The VIP metal card includes cold wallet storage and 3-factor authentication.
Where can I buy FTN Notes or get the card?
FTN Notes became available July 1 via the YoCash site. Fastex Cards can be preordered through Fastex Exchange.
What’s next for Fastex?
Based on Harmony VII’s roadmap, Fastex will continue expanding globally, deepening its DeFi tools, and building physical-digital bridges in crypto.
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