
Know Your Agent (KYA) validates AI agent identity, enforces spending limits, prevents duplicate retries, and maintains a secure audit trail for transactions.

Learn how FBO accounts support pass-through insurance, daily reconciliation, beneficial-owner records, and double-entry ledger controls with this guide.

A technical guide to GENIUS Act reserve, reporting, freeze, omnibus-account, and redemption controls for stablecoin issuer engineering teams.

The new Kraken Pro connector brings accounts, balances, orders, and conversions into Formance for exchange reconciliation.

Prevent duplicate AI agent payments with deterministic idempotency keys, ledger-boundary enforcement, and a transactional outbox for intent writes.

Stop concurrent overspend with ledger-enforced AI agent spending limits. Learn atomic reservations, nested budgets, and retry-safe controls that hold at machine speed.

Payment orchestration vs payment gateway: compare gateways, orchestration, and ledgers as routing and reconciliation complexity grows.

Learn how asset tokenization connects real-world assets, custody records, on-chain tokens, and core ledgers, and why reconciliation is the control point.

An engineering framework for evaluating payment processors on idempotency, failover, ledger, reconciliation, and compliance.

Core banking and modern ledgers solve different problems. Learn the architectural split, why fintechs need both, and how to decide what to build or buy.

Learn how fiat-backed, crypto-backed, commodity-backed, and algorithmic stablecoins work and which peg model fits payment infrastructure.

Banking‑as‑a‑Service (BaaS) gives engineering teams access to regulated banking rails via APIs. Learn how the BaaS model works, how it differs from embedded finance/open banking, and what infrastructure you still need to build (ledger, reconciliation, idempotency, state management).

Learn how regulated fintechs should architect stablecoin payments, including on-ramp, off-ramp, and reconciliation infrastructure.

A Bithumb input error created $40B in phantom Bitcoin. What it reveals about internal ledgers—and the risk every centralized exchange shares.