Confidential settlement layer

Confidential transaction layer

The secret to Remi's compliance and privacy on-chain at scale.

Confidential On Stellar Sponsored fees
Network
Stellar
Asset
USDC
Visibility
Auditor keys
What it delivers

Confidential by default, auditable on demand.

Remi moves value on-chain the way regulated institutions actually need it to move: private to the market, visible to the reviewer, and ready to connect to the banks that clear it.

01

Untraceable

Sender, receiver and amount are fully encrypted on-chain.

02

Selective transparency

Regulators and partners can audit transactions lawfully, when required.

03

Bank-ready

Enables clean integration with traditional payment networks.

At a glance

The settlement model, in four facts.

USDCSettlement asset
StellarSettlement network
Auditor keysRegulatory visibility
SponsoredUser transaction fees
Design principle

A network utility layer, by design.

Before the mechanics, the framing that governs everything on this page.

Design principleNetwork utility layer

Remi runs on a non-public network utility layer, not a token. It is used solely for institutional settlement, transaction fees and confidential transaction execution, and it is not a dependency of the business.Remi confidential settlement — foundational framing

Confidentiality & oversight

Private from the public, transparent to the regulator.

The same transaction is confidential to the market and legible to an authorized reviewer. Neither property is bolted on; both are enforced by the ledger.

Private from the public

On-chain, transaction amounts and balances stay confidential. Encrypted balances are held in a confidential wrapper, so counterparties, competitors and casual observers cannot read transaction values from the public ledger.

  • Amounts and balances are encrypted on-chain.
  • Commercially sensitive flow is never exposed to the market.

Transparent to the regulator

Oversight is preserved by design. Every account escrows an auditor viewing key at registration, and selective disclosure lets an authorized reviewer decrypt one specific transaction — without exposing any unrelated activity.

  • Auditor viewing keys are escrowed at registration.
  • A single transaction can be disclosed on lawful request.
How it moves

The confidential flow, end to end.

Value enters, moves and exits through four operations. Each step is verified on-chain by a zero-knowledge proof, so confidentiality never comes at the cost of validity.

Confidential flowDeposit → transfer → withdraw
1

01 Deposit

Public USDC moves into a confidential balance. The holder deposits real USDC; the balance becomes encrypted inside the confidential wrapper, verified on-chain by a zero-knowledge proof.

2

02 Merge

Incoming funds are made spendable. Received amounts are merged into the account's confidential balance, ready to be transferred onward.

3

03 Confidential transfer

Value moves between accounts with the amount and both balances kept hidden, while the validity of the transfer is proven on-chain for anyone to verify.

4

04 Withdraw

A confidential balance returns to public USDC when needed, ready for the regulated fiat last-mile of cash-in and cash-out.

Compliance

Compliance is a precondition, not an add-on.

Regulatory visibility is not a feature layered over the system after the fact. It is a condition the ledger enforces before value can move.

01

Keys escrowed at registration

Every account escrows an auditor viewing key when it registers. The requirement is enforced on-chain by a zero-knowledge proof, so oversight cannot be skipped or opted out of.

02

Proofs verified on-chain

A verifier contract checks each zero-knowledge proof before any balance changes. Validity becomes a property of the ledger itself, not a matter of trusting a counterparty.

03

Selective disclosure

On lawful request, an authorized reviewer can decrypt one specific transaction — and only that transaction. Unrelated activity stays confidential throughout.

Positioning

What it is, and what it is not.

What it is

The application, compliance and operations layer

Remi is the application, compliance and operations layer that makes Stellar's confidential-transfer capability usable by regulated operators, partner banks and PSPs. It is delivered as an open-source reference implementation.

What it is not

Not an instrument, not a dependency

It is not a financial instrument, and it is not a dependency of the business. No transaction is gated on holding a native asset — user and recipient fees are sponsored, so the layer stays usable without anyone managing a balance to pay for it.

Foundations

Built on real USDC, on Stellar.

The confidential layer settles in the asset institutions already recognize, and removes the friction that would otherwise force users to manage the network's native asset.

Real USDC, wrapped

The confidential layer wraps real USDC through Stellar's Asset Contract pattern (SAC / SEP-41), with no dependency on issuer cooperation. Settlement stays in an asset institutions and partners already recognize.

Fees are sponsored

User and recipient fees are covered by sponsored transactions — fee-bump and sponsored reserves — so senders and recipients never need to hold or manage XLM to move value. There is no gate to clear before a transfer settles.

In one lineThe Remi promise

Private from the public. Transparent to the regulator.Remi confidential settlement layer — on Stellar