AcceptUSDToneverychainthatmatters
Real-time detection, screening, and double-entry settlement for USDT across ten blockchains. Self-custodial, with keys that never leave your HSM.
- Self-custodial
- Ten chains
- Double-entry
Every network the engine settles on
Tron, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Avalanche, and TON, behind a single API surface, each confirmed on its own finality clock.
Every movement, balanced to the cent
Value never appears or vanishes: each deposit, sweep, and payout is recorded as balanced debits and credits in an append-only ledger. Balances are derived, never hand-edited, and held as integer smallest-units, so there are no floating-point rounding surprises.
One chain-adapter interface means Tron, the seven EVM chains, Solana, and TON all post to the same ledger: add a chain, not a codebase. Reconciliation against on-chain reality runs continuously.
One interface. Every network.
Tron, the seven EVM chains, Solana, and TON all sit behind a single adapter interface, so every deposit runs the same path: detect, confirm to each chain's own threshold, screen against sanctions and the Tether blacklist, settle to the ledger, and sweep to treasury.
Adding a network is a configuration change, not a rewrite, and each chain keeps its real confirmation clock, from TON's seconds to Polygon's checkpoint depth.
- Deposit
- Confirm
- Screen
- Settle
- Sweep
Integrate, operate, supported
Simple to integrate. Yours to operate.
One REST API with idempotent endpoints and signed webhooks, a merchant console for every tenant, and direct access to the team that built the engine.
# create a payment intentPOST /v1/payment_intents{ "amount": "1000.00", "network": "tron" }201 Created{"id": "pi_a1b2c3d4","address": "TR7NH…Lj6t","status": "requires_payment"}# webhook payment_intent.settled ✓
Idempotent endpoints, signed webhooks, and one API surface for all ten networks.
- + 250.00 USDTjust now settled
- + 1,000.00 USDT2m settled
- + 480.00 USDT11m settled
Per-tenant balances, deposits, and webhook logs in one console.
Talk to the people who built it.
- A shared channel with the engineers who built the engine
- Integration reviews, key-ceremony and incident runbooks
- Public status page and honest incident comms
Self-custodial by design
You hold the keys. Or we seal them in the HSM.
Either way, there's no third-party custodian: no Fireblocks, no Cobo, no BitGo. Pick the mode below to see how the keys are held.
Keys derived in the HSM. Only signatures cross back, and the crypto-vault has no egress.
- No third-party custodian
- Managed HSM or self-custody
- Public-key-only app layer
BuiltforUSDT.Builttobeowned.
Ten chains, one integration, and a signing key that stays yours.








