AwLPay · any chain · any token with value · API live

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. Live rails: Tron USDT, Bitcoin on-chain, Lightning, Stellar XLM, BSC. SDK 0.1.1 on npm, 0.1.0 on PyPI. $1 minimum send.

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Try it · free quote

What would it cost to move money?

Type an amount and two tokens. The quote is free and live — it asks the real endpoint.

Quote only — this page can't move money. Executing a payment needs a signed wallet flow that doesn't exist yet. When the math doesn't work, AwLPay refuses instead of giving a bad rate.

What it 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.

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 ConverterRouter turns anything into anything whenever a conversion path exists and the amount survives the fees; otherwise it refuses.

Agents pay over the x402 multi-rail accepts[] 402 shape — gasless EIP-712 auth, integer-exact amounts, replay protection on proof-id plus network. The $1 minimum send keeps dust off the rails; sub-dollar amounts accrue as ledger credit.

Right now AwLPay is an API, not a web app. The quote route is free; the execute route answers with a 402 and the payment terms. There is no signup page and no dashboard yet — the docs have the honest picture.

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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.