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The stablecoin network operating system

Own your contracts. Choose your providers. Ship compliant.

A dashboard tells you what happened. The control plane decides what happens next.

$XCompliance gate · before execution
Example
Operationbank_transfer_initiation
RegimeUS-US corridor
Compliance gate✓ Evaluated
Deploy targetBase · Base Sepolia
Operation allowed
gate-first · append-only audit
Built by operators from
VisaFedNowLifeLockJewel BankCredit Unions
$XCompliance gate · before execution
Example
Operationbank_transfer_initiation
RegimeUS-US corridor
Compliance gate✓ Evaluated
Deploy targetBase · Base Sepolia
Operation allowed
gate-first · append-only audit
Regime-aware
Providers matched to corridor and jurisdiction
Agent-native
Scoped API keys for autonomous operators
Role-aware
Approvals routed by role
Gate-first
Compliance before supported execution
The problem

What used to need a bank, four vendors, and 8–12 integrations.

Not a bank, not a blockchain, not a wallet.

01

The stack is the problem.

Chain RPC, deploy, KYC/AML, reserves, treasury, payments, reporting, audit — a separate vendor each.

02

No one can carry it alone.

That stack stalls a funded team, and an agent can't open a bank account. Days become quarters.

03

One control plane replaces the stack.

You own the contracts on Base. We coordinate everything around them.

The platform

Tell it what your app needs. Get back what's actually eligible.

Provider matching engine

A 7-domain, 22-category catalog turns "ACH in the US" into a ranked shortlist for your regime.

Compliance runs first, not last

Supported operations clear the gate before they run — validators, approvals, and audit records included.

Agents are first-class operators

Deploy a contract, screen an address, run a corridor payment — on a scoped key.

Compliance runs first, not last — the gate sits ahead of supported execution.

It sees category, operation, input, and regime, then writes the decision to the audit trail. Live sanctions screening, KYC, and reserve attestation remain roadmap.

How it works

Find the right provider. Connect it when you're ready.

01

Find eligible providers

Compare by category, jurisdiction, corridor, asset, and price.

02

Connect credentials

Store them encrypted and org-scoped, then test the connection.

03

Run supported operations

Route through the adapter runtime. Mocks simulate; real providers need approved connections.

Who it's for

One control plane. Drive it from a UI or a scoped API key.

App creators

Pick a template, connect providers, deploy to Base. The contracts and ABI are yours.

Builders

Autonomous agents

A scoped key instead of a login. Everything the UI does, over HTTP.

Agents

Compliance & risk operators

Gate operations, route high-impact actions through approval, keep the trail.

Operators

Provider integrations

List in the directory, store encrypted credentials, route supported steps through the runtime.

Providers
Leadership

Built by operators who've run regulated money at scale.

Not crypto theory applied to banking. Two decades of running regulated money.

V

Real-time payment architecture at Visa

Money movement at the scale banks depend on.

F

Instant settlement with FedNow

The rails moving regulated dollars in real time.

J

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."
For builders

Agents are first-class operators, not a test mode.

52 endpoints, scoped bearer keys. Treasury returns unsigned transactions to sign; mint, burn, and corridor payments simulate today.

request · /v2/agent/contracts/generate
# 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
Request a briefing

Build it yourself, or hand it to an agent.

Deploy to Base Sepolia, connect a provider, or point an agent at the API.