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Map Alloy against your current wallet operations.

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

Best fit today: Stablecoin payment operators, PSPs, brokerages, bank teams, and AI-agent builders with a live provider and a concrete portability, audit, reconciliation, or authority-control trigger.
1. Current stackProvider, wallets, signing flow, internal services, exports, and support touchpoints.
2. TriggerSecond provider, migration, audit evidence, reconciliation backlog, corridor expansion, or agent spend controls.
3. FitWhich state, evidence, and review records Alloy should normalize without taking custody.
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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.

Good fitOne provider is live and a second-provider, migration, compliance, finance, or AI-agent trigger is active.
Clean boundaryAlloy maps the operating layer while customers and approved providers retain custody and signing responsibility.
Concrete outputThe follow-up should identify the first WalletKit or control-plane slice worth validating.