One obligation, three seats.
Verification infrastructure sits between the anchor, its suppliers and the financing institution. Each seat sees its own neighbours, its own obligations and its own financing status, never another party's terms.
One trade, three seats.
The anchor confirms, every supplier underneath can finance, and the desk runs the book in between. Not three products: one obligation, seen from three chairs.
The approval console
Confirm what you owe, and watch how far it travels.
- Approve invoices
- Follow the obligation down
- Set your limits
The supplier portal
Get paid early on your anchor's credit, then pass it on.
- See what you're owed
- Compare offers
- Pass value down
The network console
The whole book — every programme, member and financier.
- Company checks
- Custody and status
- Risk and limits
None of this is visible to the supplier.
They only ever see fiat currency landing in their account.
Divisible obligation instrument
Splits a single payment claim into traceable slices that can move down multiple tiers without losing their link back to the anchor.
Cryptographic invoice verification
Confirms an invoice is genuine and buyer-acknowledged, without exposing confidential commercial detail, before it can be financed.
Permissioned verification ledger
A shared, KYC'd record of custody and financing status. Not a public blockchain, and no crypto exposure for anchors or suppliers.
Every obligation, checked the same way, every time.
This is what makes an obligation financeable — not a claim, a checklist. Every step is verified before liquidity moves.
- Anchor01
A named anchor with a programme agreement in place.
- Invoice02
Issued against a delivery, not a purchase order — and confirmed genuine cryptographically.
- Approval03
Acknowledged by the anchor before anything is eligible.
- Supplier04
KYC'd once, verified for every anchor it trades with.
- Custody05
One traceable owner per obligation, all the way back to the anchor.
- Settlement06
Written once to the record and never edited.
Every seat sees the same obligation. Each one only sees its own neighbours.
