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The authoritative application layer that owns requests, quotes, policy decisions, provider assignments, references, and lifecycle state. It is proposed for payments and only partially implemented for identity/compliance.
The rails that move value: local fiat systems, BSC, Solana, and—in the target architecture—Stellar assets governed by Soroban settlement rules.
A stable identifier issued by an authoritative payment system and propagated across provider, on-chain, reconciliation, and reporting records.
A qualified organization that performs an approved funding, conversion, liquidity, or local payout leg under corridor-specific limits.
A participant that quotes or commits the settlement asset or foreign-exchange liquidity required by a route.
Stellar’s smart-contract platform. Oynk proposes using it for auditable settlement state and bounded authorization; this repository does not yet contain a contract.
A planned programmable authorization boundary that can enforce delegates, spend caps, expiry, nonces, and recovery rules.
A standard Stellar account address whose authorization can participate in Soroban contract calls.
The sum of indexed transfer legs. It measures observed movement and can count both sides of a settlement.
The conservative smaller value of authoritative reference-paired legs, plus recorded off-chain transactions. Heuristic pairs are excluded from the authoritative estimate.
The newest BSC block eligible for indexing after subtracting configured confirmation depth.
Reprocessing recent blocks so reorganizations can be reconciled while deterministic identities prevent duplicates.