Vanar is leaning into that problem with a stack that treats “what’s being paid for” (documents, records, rules) as first-class onchain input — via Neutron’s programmable Seeds and Kayon’s reasoning layer that can trigger logic from those records without stitching together a pile of offchain glue.
And the recent signals are practical, not poetic: they’ve put a dedicated payments lead in place (Saiprasad Raut) and publicly framed “agentic payments” with Worldpay on a major finance-week stage.
Neutron’s own spec claims a concrete compression target — 25MB down to ~50KB as verifiable Seeds — which is the kind of number that determines whether “compliance-aware payments” can run at scale.
Worldpay’s footprint is also a hard reality check: 50B+ transactions worth $2.3T+ annually across 146 countries (135 currencies) — if this stack works there, it’s not a demo.
If Vanar keeps turning receipts, agreements, and settlement rules into verifiable inputs, “PayFi” stops being a slogan and starts looking like operations.
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