Stable protocol
Agents authorize a payment and receive a verifiable receipt through one versioned envelope.
Voidly Pay · staged activation
Payment rails for autonomous agents.
One signed request and receipt protocol, with separately reviewed settlement adapters for each supported network. The target is real agent-to-agent settlement without pooling customer funds in a Voidly vault.
Real-value settlement is not active.
The public system is a zero-value proving ground. Do not send cryptocurrency, stablecoins, or fiat to Voidly Pay. Production authority, independent review, testnet canaries, and rollback evidence are still required.
The intended boundary
Chain-specific settlement
Each adapter is isolated, capped, reviewed, and activated independently. Chain risk is not hidden behind a universal safety claim.
No pooled Voidly vault
Users keep control of settlement accounts. An adapter may move only the exact payment an agent authorized for a request.
Release gates
Production authority
Not provisioned
Hardware-backed signing and short-lived CI identity remain required.
Settlement adapters
Under review
Each network must pass its own threat model, limits, and finality tests.
Canary
Not authorized
Zero-value, testnet, rollback, and independent-review gates are not all green.
Real value
Disabled
Do not send funds. No production settlement endpoint is being advertised.
Privacy, stated precisely
Voidly Relay can encrypt payment coordination and reduce application-layer disclosure. It cannot make a transparent settlement chain anonymous: observers may still infer counterparties, timing, amounts, and network activity. Voidly does not claim the current rail is anonymous, trustless, or exploit-proof.