Wallets & payments
Control wallet authority, connect payment workflows, and evaluate funding routes.

Connect wallets, payments, digital assets, and protected data through shared identity, policy, and verifiable records. Start with one workflow. Expand as you need.
Choose a workflow to see the relevant products and their responsibilities. You don’t need the entire platform to begin.
Connect the payment request, enabled provider, delivery decision, and back-office acknowledgement. Native funding routes have separate activation requirements.
Create the payment request
Apply relevant counterparty rules
Notify and reconcile
A payment record your operations team can follow.
Explore this workflow ↗Define an asset, establish its supply and ownership rules, and connect a listing to the supported payment and delivery workflow.
Define the asset and collection
Connect payment to delivery
Attach relevant credentials
An asset with traceable issuance and ownership records.
Explore this workflow ↗Protect sensitive files, govern who may access them, and connect operational events to retained evidence without publishing the underlying content.
Protect the record
Connect events and commitments
Respond to policy-bound events
Protected records with an inspectable integrity and access history.
Explore this workflow ↗Start with a decision-only pilot: inspect a policy and evaluate a proposed intent. The current public milestone does not approve, sign, or broadcast payments.
Evaluate the proposed intent
Understand identity and claims
Review the execution boundary
A policy decision, not an automatic transfer of funds.
Explore this workflow ↗Illustrative product relationships. Required controls and available operations depend on the workflow, network, and deployment.
Explore a focused product, understand its operating boundaries, and connect adjacent capabilities when your workflow needs them.
Control wallet authority, connect payment workflows, and evaluate funding routes.
Connect market observations, product lifecycles, and digital ownership.
Portable identity, governed transfers, and public-safe proof.
Verifiable ingestion, protected storage, and event-driven operations.
Go beyond a feature list. Understand what enters a workflow, which controls apply, and what your team can inspect at the end.

Keep the request, provider response, delivery decision, and reconciliation together. Start with an enabled payment route.
See the workflow ↗
Connect collection, issuance, listing, and delivery so an asset stays attached to its provenance.
See the workflow ↗
Protect business files and connect them to access policies and integrity records without publishing their contents.
See the workflow ↗Architecture, a successful API read, and a completed transaction are different things. Evaluate the exact operation you intend to use.
Review product availability ↗Review who can request, approve, and perform an action. A connected application does not automatically receive signing authority.
Separate protected records from the commitments and receipts that can be independently inspected.
Confirm the environment, enabled operations, and access requirements. Preview and gated workflows are identified on their product pages.
Define the outcome, the people involved, and the evidence you need. Match those requirements to a bounded set of products.
Discuss your use case ↗Choose your domain, check access and scopes, then follow current API contracts and implementation guidance.
Open the developer portal ↗