Build wallet, payment, and asset workflows on a connected platform—with shared identity, configurable controls, and records your team can verify.
For fintech platforms, financial operations teams, and developers.
Availability is confirmed for your deployment.
01Choose your use case
You do not need the whole platform on day one. Start with the workflow that matters, then add the products and controls it needs.
Keep private sources in Data Vault, explore selected knowledge sharing with Hybrid Cortex, and evaluate spending proposals with AI Wallet Control. Confirm each integration and permission boundary independently.
An integration pattern—not automatic payment execution. The wallet preview evaluates proposals; it does not sign or send payments.
Build customer wallet and payment journeys with explicit authority. Follow funding, checkout, and digital-asset delivery as distinct stages, with records your team can inspect when something needs attention.
Choose supported products and networks. Payment confirmation, asset delivery, and signing activation are separate states.
Choose the capabilities your customers need and shape a branded experience around them. Agree tenant boundaries, identity, domain configuration, and operating responsibilities before expanding beyond the first useful workflow.
Branding does not activate every module. Contract preparation is unsigned; execution integrations depend on the exact enabled operations.
Connect the exact proposal, eligible reviewers, and recorded decisions. Keep knowledge access, approval, and execution as distinct authorities.
02Set the controls
Building an AI agent that can request a purchase, payment, or treasury action? Check its proposal against wallet permissions and native-asset budgets before considering execution.
Give your application a policy decision it can explain—not a model’s promise to stay within the rules.
Which wallet, asset, destination, and amount?
Read the workload binding and evaluate the typed intent.
Explain whether the proposal fits the applicable controls.
No payment is approved, reserved, signed, or sent by this evaluation.
03Connect the workflow
Choose a use case, then step through an example. Follow the product, the decision, and the record at each stage—not just a list of features.
A customer pays for a digital entitlement. Step through the records your operations team needs to review.
Step 1 of 3 · Request
Associate an enabled checkout session with the merchant, currency, and order your application will fulfill.
Explore Payments & Commerce Read the complete workflowFollow an illustrative entitlement from its definition to the ownership record that a buyer can inspect.
Step 1 of 3 · Define
Establish the issuer, collection, commercial terms, and supported supply rules before making an asset available.
Explore Digital Assets Read the complete workflowSee how a protected record can support an investigation without exposing its contents to public reviewers.
Step 1 of 3 · Protect
Confirm client protection, key ownership, storage settings, and authorized access. Test recovery with representative data.
Explore Data Vault Read the complete workflowThis example stays within the decision-only public preview. It never approves, reserves funds, signs, or broadcasts a payment.
Step 1 of 3 · Inspect
Use authenticated reads to establish the agent’s wallet context and the available policy and budget information.
Explore AI Wallet Control Read the complete workflowA guided illustration, not an interactive account or a transaction. Available operations depend on the product, network, and deployment. No funds move in this example.
04Inspect the evidence
Open a real public demonstration record and follow the context behind it. The Explorer connects an asset to its collection, metadata commitment, and attached evidence.
See what was published and how the asset is classified.
Find the recorded fingerprint and the attached issuance proof.
Open the full record, its collection, and the proof details.
Public demonstration records are evaluation resources—not customer results, investment claims, or confirmation that a workflow is enabled for your deployment.
A record you can inspect
Read a public demo asset, see its metadata commitment, and open the attached proof in the Explorer.
Read-only preview. No account, purchase, or transaction is created.
05Plan your pilot
Expand a product family to scope your first workflow. Compare capabilities, read a practical guide, and confirm the access and operations your pilot needs.
Bring us the operation you want to improve. Let’s identify the products, confirm availability, and define a practical next step.
Discuss your use case