Lawrence’s work has focused on regulated fintech infrastructure and enterprise payments. At Volt, he was a co-founder and Chief Growth Officer; the company connected real-time payment networks through a single integration.
At Damisa, he leads a regulated B2B payments company working on cross-border collections, payouts and settlement on stablecoin rails. His experience includes building payments businesses and navigating the commercial and regulatory demands of operating across markets.
Lawrence can share a founder-operator’s perspective on payments, go-to-market and building in regulated markets. He may be useful to founders working on cross-border financial infrastructure or enterprise fintech.
Where Jordan can help
- Fintech
- Payments
- Cross-border commerce
- Regulated markets
- Enterprise go-to-market
Operating and investing experience
A selection of companies and roles connected to Jordan Lawrence.
Ventures
Damisa
CEO and co-founder
Volt
co-founder and former Chief Growth Officer
Highlights
- Built regulated cross-border and real-time payments businesses
Questionsfounders ask aboutJordan Lawrence
What is Jordan's professional background?
Lawrence co-founded Volt and served as its Chief Growth Officer, working on a platform that connected real-time payment networks through a single integration. He is now CEO and co-founder of Damisa, which works on cross-border collections, payouts and settlement.
Which founder topics connect most directly to Jordan's experience?
Lawrence’s experience can inform decisions about connecting payment networks, taking payments products to market, and building cross-border financial infrastructure in regulated markets. His work at Volt and Damisa connects these questions to both real-time and cross-border payments.
What is Jordan working on now?
Lawrence leads Damisa as CEO and co-founder. The regulated B2B payments company handles cross-border collections, payouts and settlement on stablecoin rails.
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