See the stack behind every stablecoin operation.
Introducing Provider Context GraphEvidence-backed provider context for humans and agents. Map dependencies, regulatory exposure, runtime readiness, and compatible replacements before an agent selects or executes a stack.
payout.create- Identity and sanctionsScreening offeringverified
- Wallet and custodyCustody offeringverified
- EUR off-rampSettlement offeringevidence stale
Required dependency unresolved · receipt withheld
payout.create- Identity and sanctionsScreening offeringverified
- Wallet and custodyCustody offeringverified
- EUR off-rampSettlement offeringevidence stale
Required dependency unresolved · receipt withheld
The stablecoin stack has a hidden graph.
The problemConnectivity tells you who can connect. Context tells you whether the complete stack can work for this operation now.
Logo maps hide the operating stack.
A provider can depend on custody, compliance, banking, liquidity, networks, and settlement partners that a flat directory does not show.
Agents need governed context, not a longer prompt.
The useful context is current evidence, applicable authorization, complete dependencies, runtime readiness, and known alternatives.
A recommendation is not authority to execute.
A stablecoin operation needs a deterministic decision, an immutable receipt, and a gate that checks the receipt before credentials are resolved.
One model. One evaluator. One execution boundary.
The platformProvider Context Graph
One canonical model connects providers, legal entities, offerings, dependencies, authorizations, eligibility, evidence, adapters, and runtime outcomes.
Provider Stack Intelligence
One context compiler builds the applicable dependency closure. Deterministic rules identify failures, concentration, and compatible alternatives.
Provider Control Plane
Supported execution accepts a reviewed receipt. A failed required dependency blocks the operation before provider credentials are available.
A directory shows who exists. An agent needs to know what depends on what — and whether it can act now.
The graph supplies evidence. The compiler assembles context. Rules evaluate the stack. A receipt binds the decision. Runtime outcomes return to the graph.
Evidence becomes context. Context becomes controlled action.
How it worksCompile the context
Load eligible offerings, complete dependencies, authorizations, evidence freshness, and runtime readiness for the request.
Evaluate the stack
Return complete, degraded, blocked, or needs review. Agents can explain the result but cannot override the rules.
Execute the receipt
Bind the approved choice, dependencies, evidence, versions, and ruleset. Feed the execution outcome back into future context.
Start with one stack, one failure, or one replacement.
Decisions to supportBuild a payout stack
Map the providers, authorizations, assets, rails, and dependencies required for one regulated corridor.
Measure outage impact
Trace direct and indirect dependencies before a provider outage or authorization change reaches an operation.
Find a compatible replacement
Compare alternatives against the same jurisdiction, corridor, asset, network, rail, adapter, and evidence requirements.
Give an agent bounded authority
Let an agent explain the result. Require deterministic gates, approval state, and a current receipt before supported execution.
Built by operators who've run regulated money at scale.
LeadershipNot crypto theory applied to banking. Two decades of running regulated money.
Real-time payment architecture at Visa
Money movement at the scale banks depend on.
Instant settlement with FedNow
The rails moving regulated dollars in real time.
CTO, Jewel Bank
A stablecoin-native bank in Bermuda — compliance from the inside.
"Compliance isn't a feature we added. It's the environment we built for — we've sat on the bank's side of the examination."
Give agents context they can use and boundaries they cannot cross.
For buildersThe context compiler gathers current facts outside the model. Deterministic code evaluates the packet. The runtime requires the resulting receipt when reviewed dependencies apply.
// One request. One evidence-backed packet. const packet = await compileProviderContext({ operation: "payout.create", corridor: "US-EU", asset: "USDC", environment: "sandbox" }) // blocked · required off-ramp evidence is stale
Know the complete stack before an agent acts.
Request a briefingStart with one corridor, one provider stack, and one evidence-backed decision.