UniBridge Operating Model

What UniBridge Does

UniBridge is a non-custodial coordination layer for stablecoin-settled payout corridors.

It helps applications and wallets define payout paths, track funding status, and coordinate execution across approved participants.

UniBridge does not hold customer funds, operate local payout rails directly, or replace regulated ramp and execution providers.

Execution Lifecycle

Each payout flow moves through reviewable states before broader rollout or corridor activation.

The lifecycle is designed so partners can understand how funding, delivery, and return handling are coordinated across the selected payout flow.

Use Case

A payout application, wallet, or platform can use UniBridge to coordinate a destination payout flow:

• Create a payout session
• Resolve available paths for the corridor
• Select the destination method and provider path
• Start funding through the supported ramp flow
• Track delivery or return handling through the payout lifecycle

For example, a stablecoin-funded payout flow can define the destination path first, then support delivery through local payment methods such as bank transfer, wallet payout, or PIX, depending on corridor and partner configuration.

Control Model

UniBridge separates payout coordination from custody, licensing, and final execution.

Funding, compliance checks, custody, and final payout execution remain with the appropriate regulated or approved participants.

The model is built for control and flexibility: defined payout paths without custody, prefunding, or provider lock-in.

Operating Layers

UniBridge separates payout coordination into clear logical layers:

This structure allows payout readiness, route commitment, execution tracking, and return handling to be managed in sequence without UniBridge holding funds or directly operating local payout rails.

Validation Before Rollout