Request demo

Map Alloy against your current wallet operations.

Tell us your provider stack, operating trigger, geography, and buyer role. Alloy will prioritize conversations where the workflow is real and the control-plane need is concrete.

In brief: Use this page for demo requests, provider-mapping reviews, design-partner conversations, and commercial questions about WalletKit. The best fit today is a stablecoin/payment operator, PSP, brokerage, or bank team with one provider live and a concrete portability, audit, or reconciliation trigger.
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Requests route to Alloy's shared inbox at hello@alloy.build and should lead to a workflow-mapping conversation, not a generic product pitch.

Good first-call signals

  • One wallet, custody, or stablecoin provider is already live.
  • A second-provider, migration, audit, reconciliation, new corridor, or AI-agent trigger is active.
  • Provider state already leaks into product, compliance, support, or finance workflows.
  • Alloy's phase-one non-custodial boundary matches what you are ready to evaluate.

Need the trust boundary first? Review what Alloy does and does not do.

What happens next

The first call should produce a provider workflow map.

A useful Alloy conversation traces one real workflow across provider objects, transaction states, approvals, webhooks, reconciliation, audit evidence, and downstream systems.

1. Current stack: provider, wallet objects, signing flow, internal services, finance exports, and support touchpoints.
2. Trigger: second provider, migration, audit, compliance evidence, reconciliation backlog, corridor expansion, or agentic spend controls.
3. Control-plane fit: which state, evidence, and reconciliation records Alloy should normalize without taking custody.