Slice lets platforms offer fixed, bounded pricing at the moment their customers pay with volatile assets. No trading desk. No treasury. No second balance sheet.
One API call returns locked, bounded terms at the moment of spend.
Your customer sees a fixed price. We keep the audit trail for everyone else.
Residual exposure is pooled and executed on your venues, under your permissions.
Payouts, reporting, and evidence land with your finance team. Not ours.
Whether you run a consumer payment flow or a machine-first protocol, the integration story is the same: we calculate, you execute.
Turn volatile assets into confident spend. Slice drops into wallet checkout so customers never second-guess the timing of their transaction.
Give autonomous agents a bounded exposure layer. Machine-scale spend becomes predictable the moment you price the downside.
Three numbers our partner conversations keep returning to. These are the targets; the point of a pilot is to prove them on your surface.
Hard target on the quote path so protection can sit inside a real checkout without stalling it.
The premium we quote should be the premium that clears. That bound is what each partner measures at pilot.
Quote and transaction. A stream of settlement events. Built to land in weeks, not a multi-quarter programme.
The customer sees a single, fixed price. Underneath, Slice locks the quote, records the terms, and hands your finance team a clean settlement trail.
Toggle protection on or off to see how the checkout behaves. The premium line, the total, and the pay button all respond live, and the locked quote carries through to the payment confirmation.
This is the full customer moment your product team would inspect in a pilot. We ship the calculation, the evidence trail, and the reporting. You keep the rails, the brand, and the relationship.
One quote endpoint, one transaction endpoint, and a stream of settlement events. That's the whole surface area.
Slice doesn't hold customer funds, route payments, or touch your treasury. We price the risk, lock the terms, and hand you an audit trail your finance team will thank you for.
Fifteen minutes is enough to walk through the commercial model, the integration footprint, and what a pilot looks like on your surface.