Products
Eight products. One stack.
Every product is delivered through several surfaces - SDKs, REST, CLI, dashboard - and every module has a permanent route from the first release.
- Products
- 8
- Modules
- 32
- Surfaces
- 7
Identity
Who is acting
Accounts, authentication, and scoped sessions. Identity is kept separate from key ownership, so a user can change how they sign in without changing what they control.
- Server SDK
- React
- REST API
- CLI
- Dashboard
Execution
What happens on chain
Building, simulating, sponsoring, and submitting transactions. Every limit that matters is evaluated server-side before anything is signed.
- Server SDK
- React
- REST API
- Webhooks
- Dashboard
Assets
What is being moved
Token reads, transfers, and a canonical registry that records the source and verification date of every entry. Assets are identified by chain ID and contract address - never by ticker.
- Server SDK
- React
- REST API
- Dashboard
Connectivity
Reading the chain
Balances, history, indexed activity, and signed event delivery - plus the keys and environments that scope access to them.
- Server SDK
- REST API
- Webhooks
- CLI
- Dashboard
- DataAccount, transaction, and block reads.
- WebhooksSigned endpoints and delivery verification.
- ExplorerSearch accounts, transactions, and blocks.
- API KeysScoped credentials per project and environment.
- EnvironmentsSeparate testnet and mainnet configuration.
Automation
Acting without a human
Agent accounts, treasury movement, and scheduled or event-driven workflows, all bounded by explicit budgets, allowlists, and expiry.
- Server SDK
- REST API
- Webhooks
- Dashboard
- AgentsProgrammable accounts for autonomous software.
- TreasuryProgrammatic movement of project-owned funds.
- WorkflowsScheduled and event-triggered execution.
Security
What is not allowed
Risk checks before signing, allowlists, an append-only audit trail, and a kill switch that stops execution immediately.
- REST API
- Webhooks
- Dashboard
- SecurityRisk checks, allowlists, and emergency controls.
- Audit LogsAppend-only record of privileged actions.
Developer platform
How you build
SDKs, a CLI, a versioned REST API, an in-browser playground, and copy-paste recipes for the workflows most applications actually need.
- Server SDK
- React
- REST API
- CLI
- Playground
- SDKsTyped TypeScript client for the API.
- CLIQuery the chain and your project from a terminal.
- API ReferenceVersioned REST API and OpenAPI specification.
- PlaygroundRun API calls against testnet from the dashboard.
- RecipesWorking solutions to common workflows.
Network
What it costs
Metered usage and a non-transferable credit ledger that determines service capacity. A future token becomes an additional way to fund credits - never a requirement to use the platform.
- REST API
- Dashboard
- UsageMetered consumption per project and environment.
- CreditsNon-transferable ledger for service capacity.
- Token UtilityHow the token coordinates capacity.