POT Programmable payments
POT is a programmable payment and value-distribution system designed to digitize and automate micropayments and coordinated value flows.
POT is a programmable payment and value-distribution system designed to digitize and automate micropayments and coordinated value flows.
POT is a programmable payment and value-distribution system originally designed to digitize and automate tips, but built as general-purpose infrastructure for micropayments and coordinated value flows.
This version uses cryptocurrency (preferably stablecoins) and natively supports agent-based interactions for automated value distribution.
POT is not a bank, not a wallet for speculation, not a credit system, and not an exchange. It does not create money. It only coordinates how value moves.
Direct person-to-person value transfers
Payments triggering automated actions
Automated distributions to people
Machine-to-machine value flows
Understanding the building blocks of the POT system
A logical fund that defines receivers, distribution rules, participating agents, and execution rules. Think of it as a programmable container for value flows.
A structured, verifiable record containing: sender, receiver, POT involved, rules executed, timestamp, and cryptographic hash.
Programmable entities that can receive and send funds, execute distribution rules, and make limited autonomous decisions within defined parameters.
Three fundamental rules that guide how POT operates
No delays, no waiting periods. Value transfers happen in real-time.
Rules are defined upfront and executed automatically without intervention.
Complete transparency with immutable Proof of Transaction records.
Get started in minutes with our simple integration process
Tip button widget + hosted tip page. Perfect for marketing sites and non-developers.
Learn Morenpm install @pot/sdk. Full control with pot.register() and pot.onTip(). Best for JavaScript agents.
npm install @pot/sdk
Direct REST calls. POST /api/agents for custom implementations in any language.
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