bigly development !
Hinkal Wallet-as-a-Service [ WaaS ] now live
Krip, what is it ?
πa simple REST API that lets companies instantly create & manage stablecoin wallets for their users, then send private or public payments straight from their own backend
πsupports payroll, vendor payments, & treasury moves ... with optional privacy, hardware-secured keys, & built-in compliance tools
no need to build the crypto stack from scratch !
Hinkal WaaS is live.
A Wallet-as-a-Service API for enterprises that need to provision and operate stablecoin wallets for their own users - and execute private transactions on their behalf, programmatically, from their own backend.
More institutional payment volume is moving to stablecoin rails every quarter - payroll, vendor payments, B2B settlement, treasury rebalancing. That volume runs on public ledgers, meaning balances, counterparties, and cash flow patterns are visible by default. For most enterprises, that exposure is incompatible with how their finance operations actually run.
Hinkal WaaS makes private stablecoin infrastructure ready to deploy, so teams can run confidential payment and treasury operations without building the stack from scratch.
β’ Org β User β Wallet β Policy - the institution provisions wallets, assigns them to its users, sets the policies, and executes. The operator model maps to how a business actually operates.
β’ REST API any backend can call: Python, Go, Java, .NET, Rust.
β’ Multi-chain from one endpoint: EVM networks, Solana, TRON.
β’ Hardware-isolated enclave generates and manages private keys - neither Hinkal nor the customer holds raw key material.
β’ Privacy is opt-in per transaction:
private β private, private β public, public β private, public β public via Hinkal, or regular public.
β’ Compliance built in: viewing keys for selective disclosure, downloadable transaction history, KYT monitoring.