Finance
Blockradar appoints ex-Coinbase operations lead Morgan Williams as COO
Morgan Williams joins Blockradar’s founder, Abdulfatai Suleiman as co-founder in running the startup's affairs.
Mariblock
published: Apr 15, 2025

Founder and CEO of the stablecoin wallet infrastructure firm Blockradar, Abdulfatai Suleiman, has announced that Morgan Williams has joined the company as cofounder and chief operating officer.
The details
- Suleiman announced the development on Tuesday afternoon via a social media post.
- According to him, Williams had been a part of the firm since its inception and has only just officially assumed the role of COO.
- He added that her expertise in pioneering fintech growth across multiple continents was what Blockradar needed to scale to its next level.
- Williams confirmed her new role in a separate social media post, linking to an article she published on her experience working with Blockradar since January and making a case for wider stablecoin adoption.
Key quotes
- Suleiman posted on X:
“As we unlock the next layer of growth at BlockradarHQ, I’m thrilled to officially welcome Morgan Williams as co-founder and COO. Morgan has been building with us since the beginning, and her experience leading fintech growth across Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia is exactly what we need to scale this next chapter.”
As we unlock the next layer of growth at @BlockradarHQ, I’m thrilled to officially welcome Morgan Williams(@MORe_aGAiN) as Co-Founder and COO.
— iamnotstatic.eth | Blockradar (@iamnotstatic) April 15, 2025
Morgan has been building with us since the beginning, and her experience leading fintech growth across Africa, Latin America, and…
Suleiman's social media announcement of Williams hire.
Zoom out
- Blockradar runs a wallet-as-a-service product to provide non-custodial stablecoin wallets for businesses to conduct cross-border payments and onramp/offramp stablecoin transactions.
- A month ago, Suleiman announced that the product was now publicly available, having issued 15,000 wallets and processed $32M in payments during its private pilot program across four continents.
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