Overview
How the GoldRail network connects fintechs through shared multi-asset tokenisation infrastructure
Network model
GoldRail is not a single app—it is shared global infrastructure that fintechs plug into across corridors and currencies. Each participant keeps its brand and user experience; the network provides common settlement, identity hooks, and interoperability standards for multiple tokenised assets.
BUROK was the first participant. Others integrate via PayLink products and tenant APIs.
Layers of the network
| Layer | Function | GoldRail products |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | Fiat-pegged stable units | USDC, EURC, XOFC, regional coins |
| Transfer | Digital movement | PayLink Transactions |
| Ramp | Fiat ↔ digital conversion | PayLink On-Ramp, Off-Ramp |
| Identity & linking | Cross-fintech wallets | OpenConnect, Customers |
| Orchestration | Routing, events | Gateway, AutoRouter, Echo |
Why a network beats point-to-point
Pairwise integrations between fintechs scale as N² partnerships. A network reduces that to N connections: each fintech integrates once with GoldRail and reaches every other participant that shares the same standards—including a shared QR convention for interoperable payment requests.