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01 / Platform

How the layers fit.

One settlement engine, two ways to reach it, and the network chosen per corridor.

Corridor Hub, for payment companies, and Corridor Ramp, for apps and agents, both sit on Corridor Core, which handles exactly-once settlement, the ledger and reconciliation. Core settles on Tempo, live on mainnet, and Stellar, on testnet, with Base and Solana as routing networks. Below that, licensed partners pay out to local bank accounts.

02 / Layers

Three layers, one engine.

01

Corridor Core

The settlement engine

Payouts execute exactly once, books match the chain, and one reference follows each payment end to end.

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02

Corridor Hub

For licensed payment companies

A payout ledger and router they run in their own environment, on their own keys.

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03

Corridor Ramp

For apps, agents and merchants

A hosted API and SDK to send and receive local African currency through licensed partners.

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03 / Sequence

How a payout moves.

  1. 01

    Request

    A payout is asked for, with one reference attached to it.

  2. 02

    Route

    The corridor picks the settlement network with the best licensed off-ramp.

  3. 03

    Settle

    The payment executes once, and only once, however many times it is retried.

  4. 04

    Reconcile

    The books are matched against the chain, and the same reference lands in the bank narration.

04 / Networks

Where it settles.

Settlement and routing networks, with current status.
NetworkRoleStatusLinks
TempoSettlement networkLive · Mainnetconsole docs source
StellarSettlement network (anchor corridors)Testnetsource
BaseRoutingLive(Tempo deployment)—
SolanaRouting and payoutLive(Tempo deployment)—

Network availability varies by corridor and partner.

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