One address. Every chain. Any token. Settled how you want.
A multi-tenant crypto payment gateway that lets any merchant accept payments in any major asset on any supported chain — and receive settlement in the asset and chain of their choice. One integration, one API, one identifier.
- One address, every EVM chain
- Deterministic CREATE2 minimal-proxy forwarders give the same deposit address on every EVM chain, which removes the single biggest cause of lost payments: wrong-network sends.
- Wrong-network rescue
- Funds that land on a chain you have not enabled are detected, recorded and claimable from the dashboard. Nothing is lost.
- One global balance
- A double-entry settlement ledger denominated in a stable unit of account — one balance view instead of thirty fragmented per-chain wallets.
How a payment works
STEP 1
Create one intent
POST a chain-agnostic Payment Intent with an amount, the assets you accept and how you want to be settled.
STEP 2
Customer pays anything
Hosted checkout or embedded widget resolves your identifier to a deposit target per chain, with QR and wallet-connect flows.
STEP 3
Finality-based confirmation
Listeners match the transfer and confirm against a per-chain finality policy — value-scaled, never hardcoded.
STEP 4
Atomic settlement
The forwarder contract splits platform fee and payout on-chain and forwards to your wallet. Non-custodial by default.
What makes this defensible
Our differentiation comes from programmable settlement, data and netting — none of which require an e-money licence.
Programmable, non-custodial settlement
Declarative settlement policy on the intent: atomic splits across up to ten resolved recipients, release conditions, timeouts and milestone vesting — executed on-chain by the forwarder. Marketplace payouts, affiliate revenue share and supplier splits in one transaction, with zero custody risk.
Universal Payment Address + rescue
Publish one string. Checkout, QR codes, plugins and the API all resolve it to the right chain-specific target — and funds sent to the wrong network are recoverable rather than gone.
Reputation & Trust Graph
Every identifier accumulates a portable, cryptographically attested payment history — volume, refund rate, chain-analytics risk. A public trust badge for merchants and a fraud signal for buyers. Data, not money.
Settlement advance & B2B netting
Settlement credited while the transaction confirms, for a fee on funds already inbound; and merchant-to-merchant netting so only the delta settles on-chain. Both risk-capped, both behind the licensing gate where required.