Onchain Services
Capabilities that execute directly on the wallet: Web3 data, gas sponsorship, cross-chain swap, and stablecoin payment and settlement — composed as needed.
Web3 Data
The onchain data you need
Token holdings and balances, token and native-coin information with prices, NFT holdings, transaction history — the on-chain and off-chain data your service needs, from a single API.
Normalized responses
Differing per-chain data shapes are returned in one form. When a chain is added, the same logic keeps working.
Dedicated indexing
Pre-indexed data is returned immediately, with external sources such as prices and metadata folded into the same API.
Gas Sponsorship
Gasless execution
A transaction executes even with no native coin in the wallet — the step of acquiring gas just to make one transaction disappears.
Smart-account based (ERC-4337)
Sponsorship runs on a smart account. A standardised execution path lets you design fine-grained rules on who is sponsored, up to how much, and under what conditions.
Keep the existing address (EIP-7702)
Sponsorship is added to the EOA wallet a user already has. Nobody migrates to a new account, so a service with an existing user base can adopt it without swapping addresses.
In-house paymaster
ABC runs the paymaster that executes sponsorship. Limits and policy follow your rules without depending on an outside service, and you settle afterwards for what was used, holding no native token.
Cross-Chain Swap
Unified DEX, CEX, and bridge comparison
Decentralised exchanges, centralised exchanges, and bridges are all connected, and the available routes are compared at once. Fees, slippage, and time are weighed together, and the swap executes on the best of them.
Beyond EVM
Not just EVM chains — swaps also run across Bitcoin, Solana, and XRPL. Their account models and signing schemes are entirely different, and the infrastructure absorbs that difference.
Native asset delivery
You receive the destination chain's native asset, not a wrapped one. No extra contract wraps the asset, so neither its risk nor the later step of unwrapping exists.
Stablecoin Payment and Settlement
- From receipt to settlement
- Receiving addresses are issued, and deposits are confirmed and matched to orders automatically. Settlement cycles and conversion points can be set to your business rules.
- Refund and cancellation flow
- An on-chain deposit has no notion of cancellation in the ledger — a refund is a new send, not a reversal — so refunds and partial cancellations are designed as their own flow.
- Reconciliation records
- Reconciliation records let on-chain deposits and internal orders be checked against each other, keeping every transaction in step with the accounting ledger.
- Compliance handoff
- Where counterparty verification and transaction monitoring are required, it connects to Compliance.
Ticket as a Service
- What it solves
- Unfair ticketing and scalping, the friction of paying from overseas, and the gap between an IP and its ticket.
- Applied module by module
- What the infrastructure implements is split into modules, so you apply only the pieces you need.
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