Jorvi Pay
In progress
A self-custodial payment app. Scan a code, pay a merchant, keep your keys.
Funds settle on-chain directly from payer to merchant. Jorvi never takes custody. We are pre-launch and building in the open.
Jorvi Gateway
In progress
A merchant gateway where settlement lands in the merchant’s own wallet.
Jorvi SDK
Not yet published
TypeScript tools to embed self-custodial payments in your application.
What is built
Updated as work lands. Nothing here is aspirational.Shipped and tested
- One-time purchases settling on-chain, from the payer wallet to the merchant wallet
- Payer-authorized spending caps, enforced on-chain and revocable by the payer at any time
- Refunds and dunning, with enforced invariants
- Multi-tenant merchant accounts
- Signed webhooks with replay protection, stored and retried until delivered
- Hosted checkout and the Pay with Jorvi embed
- Wallet-ownership proof by Solana signature
- Dockerised local validator
- A published API description, held to the running server by an enforced check
- Verified end to end by an automated suite
Not yet
- Recurring billingThe authorization and its cap already work on-chain. Driving renewals against the live program is the step that remains, and subscriptions are refused until it does.
- A public deploymentEverything above runs and is proven on a test network. Nothing is hosted for the public yet.
- TypeScript SDK packagesThe client libraries, packaged and published.
- Human-readable handlesPay to a name instead of a 44-character address.
- Agent paymentsAutonomous payments bounded by an on-chain cap.
Pre-launch. Settlement is proven on a test network, and the build refuses to run against mainnet. An independent security review is a gate before any live deployment. Do not send real funds to Jorvi yet.
Latest
Proving you own a payout wallet, without moving funds
Before settlement can land in a wallet, we have to know the merchant controls it. A signature is enough. A transfer is not necessary.