Build the product,not the rails.
Identity, Intelligence, Value — wired into your product, signed by your users, settled on-chain. The regulated parts are primitives you call, not systems you build.
0x9c4f…e21ahash 0x9c4f…e21aThe product wasn’t the hard part.
Your team shipped the platform. Then came the regulated core — custody, multi-party signatures, confidential settlement, an audit trail that reconciles. Assembled from vendors it drifts: the legal terms, the workflow, and what settles on-chain stop matching.
One signed object. Live.
Same platform. Identity, structuring, and settlement called as primitives — one canonical signed object, so the document, the workflow, and the on-chain settlement all derive from the same hash. The first deal settles in days, not quarters.
The deal layer. In three.
Install the wallet, call the gateway, and make the first deal executable — without building custody, escrow, or a settlement backend.
Your customers, signed in.
A wallet that doubles as identity. One sign-in handles auth, signatures, and on-chain action without starting from a separate identity stack.
Your deals, structured by AI.
The workAgents that know deal structure — terms, comps, multi-party flows, collateral and repo. Describe the deal; the agent produces the signable, canonical plan.
Your money, atomically settled.
Payments, escrow, swaps, multi-party — all on-chain, all atomic, all audited, with less bespoke glue around payouts, approvals, and escrow.
0x9c4f…e21a0x9c4f…e21a0x9c4f…e21aBuild on proven rails.
The same rails proven in Project Acacia — the Reserve Bank of Australia’s wholesale-CBDC pilot — as an SDK and a GraphQL gateway. Start with the docs, or bring the first workflow you want to make executable.