System and method for providing an automated trading platform for cross-border settlements

1. A method for conducting a cross border settlement transaction, the method comprising:

instantiating an autonomous bot in a web application having a GUI interface;

receiving parameters for the settlement transaction via the GUI interface, the parameters including a settlement transaction amount; an initial currency and a final currency for the settlement transaction;

dividing, by the autonomous bot, the settlement transaction into a plurality of smaller transactions and for each smaller transaction in the plurality of smaller transactions, performing a sub-method comprising:

generate a token for the smaller transaction;

posting, by the autonomous bot, a first quote request to a cryptocurrency payment network, including a smaller transaction amount, the initial currency and the final currency for the smaller transaction;

forwarding, by the cryptocurrency payment network, a second quote request to available cryptocurrency exchanges that support converting from the initial currency to a cryptocurrency;

receiving a response for the second quote request from at least one cryptocurrency exchange;

forwarding, by the cryptocurrency payment network, a third quote request to available cryptocurrency exchanges that support converting from the cryptocurrency to the final currency;

receiving a response for the third quote request from at least one cryptocurrency exchange;

generating, by the cryptocurrency payment network, a single quote response to the first quote request for the smaller transaction using the response for the second quote and the response for the third quote;

receiving the single quote response by the autonomous bot,

performing, by the autonomous bot, verification checks for the smaller transaction;

posting, by the autonomous bot, a quote acceptance to the cryptocurrency payment network, which in response, generates a payment ID for the smaller transaction;

sending, by the autonomous bot, settlement payment to the cryptocurrency payment network;

generating a locked state for the smaller transaction after an agreement between the cybercurrency payment network, the first cybercurrency exchange, and the second cybercurrency exchange that they are connected, have enough information, and are willing to proceed,

waiting until the locked state becomes available before proceeding with subsequent method steps; if no locked state becomes available, aborting the smaller transaction and repeating the smaller transaction at a different time slot,

executing a transaction on the first cryptocurrency exchange to convert from the first currency to a cryptocurrency;

withdrawing the cryptocurrency from a cryptocurrency ledger which performs a digital asset exchange and depositing the cryptocurrency amount into the second exchange;

converting, by the second cryptocurrency exchange, the cryptocurrency amount into the final currency;

forwarding the final currency payment to a payout bank/location; and

repeating the above sub-method until a total of the plurality of smaller transaction amounts equal the transaction amount.

2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising sending an order, by the cryptocurrency payment network, to a cryptocurrency ledger, to the first cryptocurrency exchange, and the second cryptocurrency exchange.

3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising polling the cybercurrency payment network for a transaction status of the smaller transaction at defined intervals until the single quote response is received.

4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising scheduling each of the smaller payments to a particular time slot based on transactional costs for the time slot.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the verification checks are selected from the group consisting of checking a proposed settlement cost on selected rails, checking live forex rates at large financial institutions, checking liquidity in a destination market, checking to ensure that adequate funds are available at a sender's location, checking that the transaction does not exceed any predetermined risk parameters, checking if all services required to execute the transaction are operational and active, and determining if the settlement transaction exceeds a minimum profitability margin.

6. The method of claim 1 , further comprising selecting a rail, by the autonomous bot, from a plurality of rails based on transaction completion times.

7. The method of claim 1 , further comprising selecting a rail, by the autonomous bot, based on accessibility to funds, compliance, and liability risks.

8. The method of claim 1 , further comprising managing a scheduler/optimizer for the smaller transactions, by the autonomous bot, using user requirements and system requirements.

9. The method of claim 8 , further comprising cancelling the scheduler/optimizer and resetting the scheduler/optimizer for intraday trading.