platform

One flow.Four stages.

Every trade runs the same way, whether it moves a stablecoin between chains, converts into a regional currency, or settles a tokenised asset against cash.

01 how a trade settles
01 · request02 · clear03 · price04 · settle
inputs order outputs 5,000,000 USDCbase · exact input 1,250,000 EURCarc · leg 2 order typeescrow-v0 prioritybest price slippage5 bps failureauto refund callbacknone legs1 in · 1 out USDTtron · to 0x9c…e1 MXNBarc · leg 2 · callback sent from workspace ticket REST api embedded wallet
request · single legorder types · escrow · resource lock · eip-3009 · generic
01 request

One instruction in.

Set the pair, the size and the networks. Quote by exact input or exact output. Say whether price or speed matters more.

  • Multi-leg. Several inputs and outputs in one order, an order type per leg, callback data for receiving contracts.
  • Any entry point. The workspace ticket, your own systems over REST, or an embedded wallet in your product.
Trade screen with oracle chart, liquidity ladder and order ticketsee it in the producttrade workspace · chart, ladder, ticket
platform floor · nine mandatory checks · locked request cleared screening
clear · before any desk sees itworkflows on top · velocity · structuring · holds
02 clear

Checked before anyone sees it.

Nine mandatory checks run on every request. A request that fails never reaches a desk, and every blocked attempt keeps its full per-check evidence.

  • Your workflows on top. Velocity limits, structuring detection and review holds, rolled out from draft to shadow to active. An EU MiCA CASP template to start from.
  • Onboard once. One KYB and one policy cover every counterparty on the network.
Compliance workflows with the nine-check platform floorsee it in the productcompliance · platform floor and workflows
USDC → USDT5.0m · base → tron eligible venues quotes · firm accepted · 1.6 bps firm mid 1.00000 · spread 0.6 · platform fee 1.0 bps
price · auction openplatform fee between 1 and 3 bps by size · shown before you accept
03 price

Desks compete for it.

Eligible desks, liquidity providers, DEX routes and bridges bid on the same request in one auction. Quotes are firm. Mid-market reference, provider spread and platform fee are shown before you accept.

  • You set the rules. Minimum quotes, timeouts, collection policy and which venues may quote your workspace.
  • Your own desks too. Run OTC desks inside the workspace with their own books, health and admin tools.
Solver options: presets, coverage, timeouts, minimum quotessee it in the productsolver options · timeouts, minimum quotes
you · base escrow · on chain empty desk · tron 5.0m USDTtron 5.0m USDCbase locked 1 · you lock USDC in escrow
settle · both legs, or neithersmart escrow · proof of delivery · deadline refund
04 settle

Paid on proof.

Your funds lock in escrow. The desk delivers on the other chain and proof of delivery releases payment. No delivery by the deadline, full refund. Nothing is sent first.

  • No custody key. Trade from MPC vaults or self-custody wallets. TetraFi never holds a key.
  • Failure handling you choose. Automatic refund, claimed refund or re-sign with a fresh authorisation.
Settlement health panelsee it in the productoperations · settlement health
02 record

One record per trade,
sealed as it settles.

Execution price, fill time, slippage, on-chain transactions and the compliance snapshot frozen at execution, hash-chained on the trade's own page. Exportable.

sealed · hash-chained · exportable each block commits to the one before it
Trade history with an expanded trade record
trade history · one expanded record · overview, on-chain settlement, compliance snapshot
03 coverage

Stablecoins, regional currencies, tokenised assets and bank rails.

USD stablecoins (USDC, USDT, PYUSD, RLUSD, USDG and more), non-USD stablecoins (EURC, MXNB, AUDF, QCAD, ZARU, a dirham stablecoin), fiat from EUR and GBP to ZAR, NGN, KES, IDR and MYR, tokenised equities and gold, and crypto majors. Every figure here is read from the platform's versioned contract registry and solver directory.

276 tradable pairs by type

one block is ten pairs · registry v56 · testnet deployments ahead of the pilot

networks
EthereumBaseOptimismArcSolanaTronRobinhood Chain
fills
Five ways a fill can happen. Direct DEX execution, same-asset bridges, on-chain FX on Arc, OTC desks over RFQ with deferred settlement, and exchange spot lanes settling on the venue ledger.
composite
Bridge and convert in one order. Thirty-five routes chain a bridge with an on-chain FX leg, so USDC on Optimism or Base settles as EURC, MXNB, AUDF, QCAD or ZARU on Arc from a single request, and the reverse.
bank rails
Fiat in and out. PIX, Fedwire, SEPA and SPEI on one side, USDC or USDT on Base on the other, from the same workspace.
04 why tetrafi

A settlement network,
not a trading system.

TetraFi is a permissioned network where institutions price, clear and settle stablecoin and tokenised real-world asset trades against escrow. It does not replace your order management system. It replaces what happens after the price is agreed. Different jobs. Many desks will run both.

concerntrading systemtetrafi
CounterpartiesYou negotiate and onboard with each liquidity provider yourself, one by one.Onboard once. One compliance gate covers every counterparty on the network.
ComplianceYour own checks, run per counterparty, outside the system.Every request clears the pre-trade gate before any desk sees it.
SettlementBilateral, on credit lines or prefunded balances, moved through custodian transfers.Your funds lock in escrow and pay out on proof of delivery. No delivery, full refund.
RecordReconciled across venues and counterparties after the fact.One hash-chained evidence record per trade, sealed as it settles.
CustodyConnects to your custodians to move funds after the trade.Trade straight from MPC vaults or self-custody wallets. TetraFi never holds a key.
ScopeSpot, derivatives, algos, portfolio tools and data for every kind of desk.One job: liquidity and settlement for stablecoins and tokenised real-world assets, across chains.
05 next on the network

Coming soon.

What the network is designed to do next. Neither is live yet.

multilateral netting coming soon

Settle the difference,
not the gross.

Obligations between members offset across venues, chains and counterparties, so only each member's net residual moves. Each member covers only its net position, and only for the run. Obligations clear by atomic multilateral set-off, with no novation: each residual settles with the counterparty of the original trade.

  • Fewer transfers. One net figure per member, per asset, per run, instead of one transfer per trade.
  • Far less capital in motion. Buffers sized for gross flow shrink to cover for the net.
  • Nothing to guarantee. No margin, no default fund and no mutualised losses.
  • Proven before it executes. Every run ships a validity proof checked on-chain, so a wrong answer cannot execute.
  • Your own policy domain. Counterparty sets, deadline tiers, backstop order and asset scope, configured per member.
  • Adoptable on its own. Operators who run none of TetraFi's other rails can adopt it; our own rails are simply the first book pointed at it.

In the product it is one choice: settle instantly at today's price, or clear at a deadline you pick, at a tighter one. Netting is a primitive, not a venue: point it at a book you already settle, from loans and receivables to trade finance and DvP.

In the docs: how netting works → · who adopts it →

the model in full: read the whitepaper →
40 25 30 35 20 15 30 10 20 15 5 5 desk receives 5 payments receives 20 remittance pays 10 issuer pays 15 78% less moved
gross · every trade settles in fullillustrative · $m · coming soon

Trade from chat

Request quotes and confirm trades from the chat your desk already uses. Settlement details never travel through the chat. They come from TetraFi only.

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