PayNet
Micro-transaction aggregation with AI-powered ISO 20022 translation. Converts retail and mobile money flows into netting-eligible institutional obligations for the Settlement Computer.
How PayNet Works
PayNet sits between retail payment flows and the Settlement Computer netting engine. It aggregates high-volume, small-value transactions from PSPs and mobile money operators, translates them into ISO 20022 format, and submits them as netting-eligible obligations. This enables retail-scale transaction volumes to benefit from institutional-grade multilateral netting — without requiring PSPs to integrate directly with settlement infrastructure.
Mobile Money / PSP Flows
M-Pesa, Airtel, PSPs
PayNet Aggregation
Batch & threshold logic
ISO 20022 Translation
AI-powered CBPR+
Settlement Computer Netting
Multilateral compression
Capabilities
Micro-Obligation Aggregation
High-volume, small-value transaction batching into corridor-eligible obligations. Configurable aggregation thresholds per source system and currency pair.
AI-Powered ISO 20022 Translation
Claude Haiku 4.5 primary, Sonnet escalation. Converts non-standard payment formats into CBPR+ compliant messages. 100% cache hit rate on recurring patterns.
Committed Mode (Pedersen)
All obligations processed with Pedersen commitments and Bulletproofs range proofs. Cryptographic privacy from ingestion through netting. 305+ obligations per minute.
2-Hour Netting Windows
12 netting cycles per day. Continuous obligation recording with periodic multilateral compression. Window duration configurable per corridor.
Mobile Money Integration
Direct integration with Safaricom Daraja (M-Pesa) and Airtel Money APIs. PSP-agnostic architecture supports any payment source via adapter pattern.
Settlement Instruction Generation
Bilateral settlement instructions (SWIFT pacs.008 format) generated from netting results. Per-pair tracking enables institutional reporting and reconciliation.
Integration Architecture
Integration guides under NDA
PayNet API reference, aggregation configuration, and mobile money integration guides are available for qualified partners.
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