Compliance
Travel-rule data, allowlists and auditor view keys are protocol objects, not app conventions.
- Travel ruleFATF R.16, native
- ScreeningPre-execution, per transfer
- Auditor accessScoped view keys
Layer-1 network for stablecoin settlement
Banks and fintechs move dollars and euros across Lintel in 0.4 seconds, around the clock, with compliance written into the protocol instead of bolted on afterwards.
Most chains leave money movement to apps. Lintel puts issuance, settlement and compliance in the base layer, so every wallet, bank and auditor reads from the same record.
Travel-rule data, allowlists and auditor view keys are protocol objects, not app conventions.
Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus with deterministic finality. Once a block is in, it stays in.
Regulated issuers mint dollar and euro stablecoins directly on Lintel. No bridges, no wrapped copies.
Lintel speaks EVM, so your Solidity, wallets and indexers work on day one. The SDKs handle signing, travel-rule payloads and finality for you.
import { Lintel } from "@lintel/sdk";
const lintel = new Lintel({ key: process.env.LINTEL_KEY });
const transfer = await lintel.transfers.create({
asset: "USD",
amount: "48000.00",
to: "lnt1q8x4f…k9e2",
memo: "INV-2026-0412",
travelRule: { originator: "ACME Lda, Lisbon" },
});
const receipt = await transfer.final();
// { block: 18402331, finalityMs: 412, fee: "0.0003" }
client := lintel.New(os.Getenv("LINTEL_KEY"))
transfer, err := client.Transfers.Create(ctx, lintel.TransferParams{
Asset: "USD",
Amount: "48000.00",
To: "lnt1q8x4f…k9e2",
Memo: "INV-2026-0412",
})
if err != nil { return err }
receipt, err := transfer.Final(ctx)
// receipt.Block == 18402331, receipt.FinalityMs == 412
curl https://api.lintel.network/v1/transfers \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $LINTEL_KEY" \
-d asset=USD \
-d amount=48000.00 \
-d to=lnt1q8x4f…k9e2 \
-d memo=INV-2026-0412 \
-d wait=final
# {"status":"final","block":18402331,"finality_ms":412}
Payroll
Treasury
Card settlement
Marketplaces
Remittance
No region holds more than 30% of stake and no single operator more than 2%. Banks run nodes beside universities, custodians and infrastructure firms.