Product updates, insights, and announcements from Sova.
A subscription is the same amount, from the same counterparty, at a fixed interval. On a public chain that pattern is the easiest thing to read, and it adds up to your customer count, your revenue, and your churn.
Escrow exists to close the trust gap between two strangers. On a public chain, it closes that gap by publishing the amount, handing every buyer, supplier, and competitor the terms of every deal you have done.
Hiding an amount, hiding an identity, and hiding a pattern are three different problems with three different failure modes. The industry uses one word for all of them.
Crypto compliance is mostly forensics on a public ledger. Confidential payments break that model, so Sova puts the check in front of settlement instead of after it.
FHE was too slow to be practical for years. Sova keeps the heavy cryptography off the settlement path, so confidential stablecoin payments clear at payment speed.
Selective disclosure keeps DAOs accountable to members while hiding payroll, grants, and runway from competitors.
Sova keeps agent stablecoin payments confidential, compliant, and quantum-safe at the encryption layer without taking custody.
Create stablecoin payment links from a clean SDK, with scoped session keys ready for agents.
VPNs, proxies, and DePIN teams sell privacy. Their payments should not leak it.
FHE keeps payment data encrypted while contracts still do useful work.
Selective disclosure lets stablecoin payments stay private and pass compliance checks.
Smart accounts remove gas, seed phrases, and repeat signing from stablecoin payments.