Member of Product, Stablecoins - SWIFT Integration
Role in brief
Anchorage Digital, a crypto platform for institutions, is seeking a Product Manager to focus on SWIFT integration for stablecoins. This role involves developing the product roadmap for cross-border financial messaging, translating banking requirements into technical specifications, and collaborating with engineering and external partners. Candidates with experience in payments, banking technology, or financial infrastructure and a strong understanding of SWIFT messaging standards should apply.
About the role
This role centers on enhancing Anchorage Digital's digital asset platform by integrating SWIFT messaging capabilities for stablecoins. The Product Manager will be responsible for defining the product roadmap, ensuring the platform supports both MT and ISO 20022 (MX) standards. This involves translating complex banking and treasury requirements into clear product documentation and technical specifications, which then guide the engineering team in implementing various SWIFT connectivity models.
A key aspect of this position is close collaboration with engineering to implement SWIFT integration layers, as well as coordinating with external banks and service providers for testing and certification. The role also requires supporting reconciliation and settlement processes within correspondent banking flows. Success in this position means driving improvements based on data analysis of operational performance, such as message failure rates and settlement timing, to ensure efficient and reliable cross-border transactions.
The Product Manager will also work with compliance and risk teams to embed critical controls like sanctions screening, travel rule requirements, and AML directly into messaging and settlement workflows. This ensures that all financial messaging adheres to regulatory and operational requirements for both U.S. and international clearing systems. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong analytical skills and the ability to break down intricate payment workflows into structured, actionable plans.
The salary for this position ranges from $134,000 to $230,000 per year.
Skills that matter here
- SWIFT: This role requires a foundational understanding of SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 (MX) messaging standards to develop and integrate cross-border financial messaging capabilities.
- ISO 20022: The Product Manager will support the product roadmap for ISO 20022 (MX) messaging standards, translating banking requirements into technical specifications.
- payments infrastructure: Familiarity with global payment rails and cross-border correspondent banking flows is necessary to partner with engineering on connectivity models and support settlement processes.
- SQL: This role involves working with data using SQL to analyze settlement activity, reconciliation breaks, and operational metrics to drive improvements.
- Excel: The Product Manager will use Excel as a tool for data analysis to monitor operational performance and identify areas for improvement in settlement and reconciliation.
- scripting tools: Comfort with scripting tools is required for analyzing settlement activity, reconciliation breaks, and operational metrics.
Who this role suits
- Someone with 4+ years of experience in product management, payments operations, banking technology, or financial infrastructure.
- A person who can interpret message schemas, structured data fields, and validation rules.
- An individual who can break down complex payment workflows into structured documentation.
- A candidate with demonstrated exposure to cross-border payments, treasury operations, or financial messaging systems.
From the employer
- Support the product roadmap for SWIFT integration, including MT and ISO 20022 (MX) messaging standards.
- Assist in translating banking and treasury requirements into detailed product requirements documents, technical specifications, and workflow diagrams.
- Partner closely with engineering to implement SWIFT connectivity models such as Alliance Cloud, service bureau arrangements, or API-based integration layers.
- Support reconciliation, settlement tracking, and repair processes across correspondent banking flows.
- Coordinate testing and certification with external banks, BIC holders, and service providers.
- Monitor operational performance including message failure rates, repair volumes, and settlement timing, and drive improvements based on data analysis.
- Collaborate with compliance and risk teams to embed sanctions screening, travel rule requirements, and AML controls directly into messaging and settlement workflows.
- Foundational understanding of SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 (MX) messaging standards and cross-border correspondent banking flows.
- Familiarity with SWIFT connectivity models and global payment rails such as Fedwire, CHIPS, ACH, RTP, and SEPA.
- Ability to interpret message schemas, structured data fields, and validation rules.
- Comfortable working with data using SQL, Excel, or scripting tools to analyze settlement activity, reconciliation breaks, and operational metrics.
- 4+ years of experience in product management, payments operations, banking technology, or financial infrastructure.
- Demonstrated exposure to cross-border payments, treasury operations, or financial messaging systems.
- Strong analytical and systems-level thinking with the ability to break down complex payment workflows into structured documentation.
- Understanding of regulatory and operational requirements applicable to U.S. and international clearing systems and messaging networks.
- Competitive salary ranging from $134,000 to $230,000 per year.
- Opportunity to work remotely.
- Join a diverse team of more than 600 members committed to building the future of finance.
Questions about this role
What is the remote work policy for this position?
This position offers the opportunity to work remotely.
What is the expected salary range for this role?
The competitive salary for this position ranges from $134,000 to $230,000 per year.
What specific skills are required for this role?
Required skills include a foundational understanding of SWIFT and ISO 20022 messaging standards, familiarity with payments infrastructure, and comfort with data tools like SQL, Excel, or scripting tools.