Crypto treasury without the CEO bottleneck.
A non-custodial operating system for teams running daily crypto payouts. Run payouts, approvals, and reconciliation across your team. Keys never move.
Self-serve. No demo required.
No sales call required. The smallest useful experience is on us.
Sign up. Set the policy. Approve the first batch. Most teams ship in under an hour — at your own pace, no call, no setup script.
Reserve a slot →Enter your current monthly transaction volume. Compare standard rail cost against pooled energy. A concrete number, before signup.
Every claim is paired with the outcome it answers and the move that delivers it.
The CFO signs the policy on-chain once. The team executes within the rules. Keys never move. This is the difference against every custodial competitor and every approval workflow that lives only on the server.
Today: spreadsheets, screenshots, three to five people on a call. With Railfort: auto-reconciliation runs in the background, shortfalls surface before the run, one hundred to two hundred payouts go out in thirty minutes instead of three hours.
A server-side limit is just a promise. If our servers are hacked, that promise breaks. Railfort writes hard limits into the smart contract itself. If your daily cap is $50,000, no one sends $50,001 — not an attacker, not us, not anyone. The chain enforces the rule even when nothing else can.
We pool energy and route every send through the cheapest path. Twenty to forty percent lower cost per payment versus retail. Most of the saving passes to you. Aligned incentive: you pay only when you save.
Three outcomes you want. Four triggers. Two emotions. Three pains. The buyer language is verbatim.
Each outcome ships with four to five moves. Below is the working surface — not the full feature catalog.
Delegation happens once. Not on every transaction.
Treasury does not move without a group. A single compromised account cannot drain it.
Routine payments do not require executive approval. Large ones still do.
Approvers sign from a mini-app inside the tool they use sixteen hours a day.
No "ex-employee still holds the keys" risk.
An eight-hour cycle compresses to thirty minutes. One operator runs a five-hundred-recipient cycle solo.
Finance freed from sixty to one hundred eighty minutes per day of data entry.
The schedule prepares the cycle. A human still signs off — every time. No payment ever moves without approval.
The send falls back to the next wallet automatically. A batch never half-fails because one source ran out.
A structural architectural commitment. Not a policy promise.
Tamper-proof. Server breach does not bypass the ceiling.
Revoke any wallet access in one tap. Blockchain-enforced. We cannot override it either.
Every USDT recipient is checked against the real contract. A $4-5K spoof loss does not happen twice.
Combined with one-click freeze. The worst case is contained.
Pre-staked TRX pool absorbs energy cost. A mechanism no competitor matches — and the savings stay with you.
The prospect sees the number before signup. No marketing-hand-wave numbers.
The CFO sees per-transaction. The finance team sees per-cost-centre.
Margin is embedded in the routing, never billed as a separate line.
Three outcomes, three after-states. Emotions on top, the literal image below.
The CEO sleeps through the night with a hot wallet that holds working capital. The morning dashboard says the same thing every day: nothing leaked. An anomaly surfaces a red screen with context, one click to freeze.
The CFO takes a two-week vacation. The payroll cycle runs automatically. The audit trail is clean. No one called. The team runs a five-hundred-recipient cycle in thirty minutes.
A card processor closes the merchant account. Stablecoin payouts keep flowing. A regulator asks for a 90-day report. One click. CSV. Done.
The questions CFO, CTO and Ops ask before signing. Each paired with the architecture that closes it.
Each "but" is a structural difference — not a feature gap that a competitor patches next quarter.
Start your first payout in under an hour. No demo required.
First twenty early-customer slots get the founders' direct line and priority feature requests.
Pre-launch. Twenty early-customer slots. Public pricing on launch.
Self-serve setup. Founders' direct line for the first thirty days.
First batch closes when twenty active contracts sign.