AwLPay · any chain · any token with value · live now
All chains. All tokens. If it has value, it pays.
ChainRelay plus a hasValue() price check: anything with verifiable value is accepted and converted across chains through CuNi — or the payment is refused.
What AwLPay is
AwLPay is a payment product with no allowlist. It accepts any token on any chain — if the token has a verifiable price, it pays. You don't need to ask whether your chain or your coin is supported. If it has value, it works.
Here is why that matters. Paying with crypto today means navigating a maze: is this chain supported, is this token accepted, which bridge, what rate, what fee. AwLPay collapses that to a single question — does it have a verifiable price? — and handles the rest. Its converter turns anything into anything whenever a conversion path exists and the amount survives the fees.
And when the math doesn't work, it refuses the payment instead of giving you a bad rate. No silent slippage, no mystery haircut — a clean refusal beats a quietly unfair deal.
The Free tier costs 1.0% plus $0.25 per payment. Pro is $39 a month with no platform fee under the cap — $30,000 in volume or 500 transactions a month, whichever comes first. L33t is $799 a month, unlimited with a fair-use guard on compute.
It is live now. Under the hood it starts with an attested relayer and is designed to move toward trust-minimized proofs — pragmatic today, more trustless over time.
What it is
A payment product with no allowlist. If the token has a verifiable price, it pays. The ConverterRouter converts anything to anything when a path exists and the amount survives fees — otherwise it refuses instead of guessing.
Tiers
- Free — 1.0% + $0.25 per payment.
- Pro $39/mo — 0% platform fee under the cap (cap: $30k volume or 500 txs/mo); overage falls back to Free pricing.
- L33t $799/mo — unlimited with a fair-use compute guard.
Design
Starts pragmatic — an attested relayer with Chamber signatures — and is designed to move toward trust-minimized light-client proofs. Signed agent identity and bounded spend boxes come from Rider; CuNi is the exact law on every conversion path.