01 — The Problem

Web3 solved moving money.
It didn't solve paying people.

Platforms, games, marketplaces, and AI agents already pay in stablecoins — instant, global, and cheap. But a wallet address isn't a payee. No verified payee identity — and with it, the risk of paying a sanctioned user or wallet. Missing W-8s and W-9s at tax season. And books that hold transaction hashes where records should be. Closing that gap yourself means stitching together KYC vendors, screening lists, tax-form collection, and audit trails — and keeping all of it current.

A fast payout that can't survive an audit isn't infrastructure — it's liability.

Contract work becomes product work

Writing, auditing, and deploying payout contracts just to move money. Every new chain adds another surface to maintain.

Custody changes the business

Holding user funds pulls you toward money-transmitter risk, reconciliation, and controls that have nothing to do with your core product.

Chain ops sprawl

RPC endpoints, nonce queues, gas estimation, signer rotation, failed transactions, retries. It becomes a second backend.

Wallet UX breaks the flow

Recipients are users, creators, contractors, and players - not addresses. Asking for a wallet is friction at the worst moment.

02 — Why Pvium Exists

Pay anyone, anywhere —
the hard parts are handled.

01

Verified payees, not just wallets

Payees complete identity verification before they can receive a payment. You always know who's on the other end — provably.

02

Every destination screened

Wallets are checked against sanctions and risk lists inside the payment flow — it can't be skipped, forgotten, or bolted on later.

03

Tax documents on file

W-9s and W-8s are collected at onboarding and kept current, so year-end reporting is a download instead of a reconstruction.

04

Records, not just hashes

Every payout carries who was paid, how much, and the checks it passed — filterable, exportable, and backed by on-chain proof.

You approve each payment. Recipients get paid in seconds. Pvium never touches your money — we just can't, by design.
03 — What Changes With Pvium

We run the payment plumbing.
Your stack stays clean.

Trigger payouts from your code

REST plus typed SDKs in Node, Python, and Go. Fund a contractor, ship a game prize, or release escrow from the workflow you already run.

Compliant by default

The right release mode

Instant, scheduled, escrow, or funded pools — same API surface, different payout behavior. Non-custodial in every mode.

Audit-ready

Identity-resolved recipients

Send to creator@example.com or @octocat. Pvium maps identity → wallet. Recipients share an address transparently — and never lose one.

Identity first

Signed payouts, not stored balances

Each release is a signed authorization, scoped to a key with transaction and total caps. No pre-funded ledger, no custodial float, nothing to drain.

Non-custodial
04 — Real-World Payment Workflows

Built for platforms, AI agents,
games, and marketplaces.

AI agents that pay

Give an agent a capped signing key. It pays users, vendors, or other agents — within transaction and total limits you control.

Games & apps that reward

Drop stablecoins to players or contributors. They claim with their email or social handle — no wallet onboarding required.

Marketplaces without custody

Pool funds, release on completion, refund on dispute — without your platform ever touching customer money.

Global contractor payouts

Schedule monthly batches across dozens of payees worldwide. Recipients claim when ready. Gas on you, complexity on us.