Own your contracts. Choose your providers. Ship compliant.
The stablecoin network operating system. Deploy contracts to Base, connect providers for your regime, and gate supported operations on compliance — from a UI or a scoped API key.
What used to need a bank, four vendors, and 8–12 integrations.
Not a bank, not a blockchain, not a wallet. You deploy to Base and own the contracts; we coordinate the providers, compliance, and settlement around them.
The stack is the problem.
Building a compliant stablecoin flow by hand means wiring chain RPC, contract deploy, KYC/AML, reserve management, treasury, payment processing, regulatory reporting, and audit — each a separate vendor and integration.
No one can carry it alone.
Even a well-funded small fintech startup can't carry 8–12 integrations across four vendors and a bank without slowing the product roadmap. An autonomous agent can't open a bank account to start. The work that should take days takes quarters.
One control plane replaces the stack.
A control plane between your business logic and the financial infrastructure it needs. Pick a template, connect providers, set compliance, deploy — from a UI or a scoped API key.
Tell it what your app needs. Get back what's actually eligible.
A control plane between your business logic and the financial infrastructure it needs — provider intelligence, compliance, and agent-native operations on one surface.
Provider Intelligence Layer
Tell it what your app needs and get back what's actually eligible. A 7-domain, 22-category financial-service ontology turns "I need ACH in the US" into a ranked, regime-aware shortlist — operations, not marketing labels.
Compliance runs first, not last
Supported provider operations pass through a compliance gate before execution. Framework traces, reserve validators, approvals, and audit records are part of the execution path.
Agents are first-class operators
The control plane you drive in the UI, an agent drives through 52 API endpoints and scoped bearer keys — generate and deploy a contract, screen an address, prepare a treasury operation, or simulate a corridor payment.
Compliance runs first, not last — the gate sits ahead of supported execution.
The dispatch path calls the compliance gate with category, operation, input, and regime before supported execution continues. The decision is written to the audit trail; live sanctions screening on real users, live KYC, and live reserve attestation remain roadmap.
Find the right provider. Connect it when you are ready.
Start by seeing which providers fit your corridor, asset, and jurisdiction. Add credentials only when you want the platform to check health or route supported operations.
Find eligible providers
Compare providers by category, jurisdiction, corridor, asset support, and pricing before connecting anything.
Connect credentials
Store encrypted, org-scoped credentials and test whether a provider connection is healthy.
Run supported operations
Route eligible actions through the adapter runtime. Mock providers stay in simulation; real providers run only through approved connections.
One control plane. Drive it from a UI or a scoped API key.
App creators
Configure the control plane in a UI — pick a template, connect providers, set compliance, deploy to Base. You own the contracts and ABI under your wallet.
Autonomous agents
Drive the same control plane through scoped API keys — generate and deploy a contract, screen an address, prepare a treasury operation, run a corridor payment.
Compliance & risk operators
Gate supported operations before execution, route high-impact actions through approval, and keep a durable audit trail for review.
Provider integrations
List a provider in the directory, store encrypted credentials with health checks, then route supported lifecycle steps through the adapter runtime.
Built by operators who've run regulated money at scale.
This isn't crypto-native theory applied to banking. It's two decades of real-time payments and digital-asset banking experience, pointed at the stablecoin problem regulated institutions actually have.
Real-time payment architecture at Visa
Designing money movement at the scale and reliability banks depend on.
Instant settlement with FedNow
Hands-on with the rails moving regulated dollars in real time across U.S. institutions.
CTO, Jewel Bank
Built a regulated, stablecoin-native bank in Bermuda — issuance and compliance from the inside.
"Compliance isn't a feature we added. It's the environment we built for — because we've sat on the bank's side of the examination."
Agents are first-class operators, not a test mode.
The control plane an app creator drives in the UI, an agent drives through 52 API endpoints and scoped bearer keys. Treasury endpoints prepare unsigned transactions for signing — mint, burn, and corridor payment execution run in simulation today.
# scoped: projects, compliance, wallets POST /api/v2/agent/contracts/generate { "template": "payout-token", "asset": "USDC", "network": "base-sepolia" } → next: compile → validate → simulate → deploy → verify → launch
Build it yourself, or hand it to an agent.
Deploy a contract to Base Sepolia and connect your first provider, or point an agent at the API with a scoped key. Start building · Read the agent API.