Global
One sentence works in every language.
OrderNova starts in New York and is designed to travel — the voice layer adapts to the speaker, and the money layer adapts to the market.
Roadmap
A market at a time, not a map at once.
Phase 1
New York City
Dense commuting, deep quick-service coverage and a multilingual population.
Phase 2
Additional U.S. metros
Markets where driving and pickup already dominate the food routine.
Phase 3
Caribbean and Latin America
Spanish, French and Haitian Creole ordering with local payment habits.
Phase 4
Africa
Mobile money settlement, led by partnerships rather than imported assumptions.
Phase 5
Europe and Asia
Travel-heavy corridors where ordering in your own language matters most.
Expansion sequencing is a plan, not a commitment, and depends on partnerships and regulatory approval.
Payments
Money should move quietly.
A traveler in Nairobi should be able to order breakfast the same way they do at home, and the restaurant should be paid the way it always is.
- 1
The traveler speaks the order in English, Spanish, French or another supported language.
- 2
OrderNova confirms the local restaurant, items and total.
- 3
The traveler pays through the OrderNova wallet in a supported currency.
- 4
USDC may be used behind the scenes as a regulated settlement rail.
- 5
A licensed payment partner converts the funds.
- 6
The restaurant receives local currency through a familiar local channel, such as M-PESA.
OrderNova is not a bank and does not provide financial services. Cross-border payments would be delivered with licensed payment partners where permitted.
Principles
Built for the market, not on top of it.
Local currency in, local currency out
Diners pay in what they hold. Restaurants receive what they use every day.
Familiar local channels
Settlement rides on the rails a market already trusts, including mobile money.
Licensed partners
Conversion and payout are handled by licensed payment partners, not by OrderNova alone.
Regulated settlement rails
Stablecoin rails such as USDC may be used behind the scenes where they are permitted.