What You Get
- Corridors at size - competing LP inventory outprices on-chain routing precisely where pools give out
- Stablecoin-native coverage - the USD, EUR, and regional-currency set, with issuer mint and burn rails composing as legs in the same route (full list)
- Policy gating before fan-out - jurisdiction filtering and approved LP rosters apply before a request ever reaches a counterparty, not as a rejection afterwards
- Counterparties you can actually KYB - a pool is not a legal entity; every fill traces to a known, policy-enforced operator with a shared audit trail
- One signature, any chain - your user expresses an intent and signs once; routing, bridging, and settlement stop being your integration’s problem
- Firm before you commit - each quote is signed and executable as-is, settled through escrow that delivers or refunds
- Own the deployment, share the network - immutable contracts under your own regulatory perimeter, no custody key, no upgrade key, plugged into shared liquidity
Coming soon: Multilateral Netting becomes the cost layer under your corridors - opposing flows offset each cycle and only the residual pays a settlement toll. Balanced payment flow is exactly the shape that nets well.
APIs to Use
RFQ API
Firm corridor pricing at settlement size, escrow-backed.
Router API
Ranked candidates when a corridor needs sources beyond the LP roster.
Live in Production
Payments case study - coming soon
We’re documenting how payment networks run stablecoin corridors through TetraFi. A full case study will publish here.