Use cases
Twelve problems. Five of them are worked through.
Each page says when a chain is the wrong tool. None of them is a token-launch template.
- Tokenised-asset registerFlagship. A register of a defined claim, with a rule for who may hold it and who may transfer it. The token does not create the asset.
- Stablecoin treasury and B2B settlementFlagship. An approval, a rail, and a reconciliation. A stablecoin can be the rail. It is not, by itself, the treasury policy or the accounting system.
- Verified business identityFlagship. Evidence of who controls a company, collected once and presented later. The documents stay off the public chain.
- Institutional wallet policyWho can move an asset, under what limit, and what happens when a person or a device is gone. A wallet library is not that policy.
- Staking and validator operationsA read model of duties, concentration, and penalties. This is not a yield product, and this constructor will not quote a return.
- AI-agent spend controlsFlagship. An agent may prepare a payment. It does not get an open key. The blueprint is a budget, an allow-list, and a way to stop it.
- Connected-asset provenanceFlagship. A history of a physical thing, signed by devices or by custodians. A reward token for a sensor is a different product, and not this one.
- Digital product passportA structured history of a product for a buyer or a regulator. It is a data model and an issuer problem before it is a chain problem.
- Energy certificate registerA unit that claims to track a megawatt-hour or a certificate. The meter, the registry rules, and the legal scheme come first.
- Protocol analyticsA read model of public chain data. It is not a rating, a yield, or a new protocol.
- Permissioned shared workflowKnown firms share one workflow. Membership is the assumption. A public token is a different project.
- Blockchain data platformPipelines, schemas, and access control for chain data. The platform is a product. The chain is someone else's.