What is a Money Account?

Money Account is the network-wide primitive that gives every participant on Stableyard a universal identity and balance layer. It abstracts chains, tokens, and settlement flows into one unified account. One account. One balance. Works everywhere.

What Users See

A single balance, unified across:
  • All supported chains
  • All connected apps
  • All payment interfaces (QR, NFC, links, API)

What Stableyard Handles

Behind the scenes, the Money Account manages:
ComponentFunction
RoutingCross-chain intent execution
ConversionToken swaps and bridging
SettlementStablecoin or fiat delivery
PolicySpend limits, permissions, automation
PrivacyAddress minimization and resolution

Money Account Components

What a Money Account Includes

Every Money Account provides:
  • Universal Handle — Human-readable name/tag (e.g., alice@stableyard)
  • Cross-Chain Balance — Abstracted stablecoin balance across all chains
  • Multi-Address Mapping — Links to addresses on any supported chain
  • Payment Compatibility — Works with QR, NFC, links, and APIs
  • Programmable Flows — Refunds, settlements, escrow, installments
  • Interoperability — Works across all apps built on Stableyard

Who Gets a Money Account

ParticipantUse Case
UsersPersonal payments, spending, receiving
MerchantsAccept payments, settle to preferred currency
DevelopersCreate accounts for app users programmatically
PSPsIntegrate stablecoin rails into existing infrastructure
AgentsAutomated settlement and programmable flows

The Problem It Solves

Before Money Account

ActorProblem
UsersCannot use stablecoins like money; fragmented UX
MerchantsNew hardware required; no fiat settlement
DevelopersIntegrate each chain separately; no standards

With Money Account

ActorSolution
UsersOne account works everywhere
MerchantsKeep existing hardware; settle in stables or fiat
DevelopersOne API for all chains and tokens

One-Sentence Value Prop

Money Account is the universal identity for stablecoins—one account to accept payments, run subscriptions, settle to fiat, or tap-to-pay across any chain.
Next: Learn about Architecture — how the system components work together.