Kimberly Rosales is the Founder and CEO of ChainMyne, a Canadian fintech company building regulated digital asset and cross-border settlement infrastructure for businesses and institutions navigating the evolving global financial system.

With more than two decades of experience spanning banking, payments, fintech, and digital assets, Kimberly has built her career at the intersection of traditional finance and emerging technology. Her work focuses on transforming blockchain and stablecoin technology from an emerging concept into practical financial infrastructure — connecting businesses to faster, more efficient ways to move value across borders while maintaining a strong focus on compliance, transparency, and responsible innovation.

As a woman founder operating in one of the most highly regulated and rapidly evolving sectors of finance, Kimberly brings a practitioner’s perspective to conversations surrounding digital asset adoption, financial inclusion, stablecoin infrastructure, regulation, and the future of global payments.

Through ChainMyne, she has worked to build bridges between traditional banking systems and blockchain-based financial rails, with a particular interest in how regulated digital assets can improve access to financial infrastructure across Canada, the United States, Latin America, and other international markets.

Kimberly is also an advocate for greater representation of women in fintech, Web3, and financial leadership. She believes the next generation of financial infrastructure should not simply replicate existing systems using new technology, but create more accessible opportunities for businesses, entrepreneurs, and communities historically underserved by traditional financial networks.

A frequent speaker on digital assets, stablecoins, financial infrastructure, and entrepreneurship, Kimberly brings a distinctly operator-led perspective to the global conversation: innovation and regulation are not opposing forces — responsible innovation requires both.