Share proof across bank boundaries

Give the receiving institution checkable evidence of the sender’s settlement decision and reported outcome.

The problem

Start with the job to be done

Two endpoint banks already have a settlement relationship, but the recipient needs more than a confirmation from the sender.

What Frame does

The corridor design carries a verifiable instruction, decision and reported outcome between institutions while each keeps its own books and keys.

What you keep

Both banks establish the relationship, permissions, participation terms and system connections, and each executes on its own infrastructure.

The record

A scoped design for evidence the receiving bank can check independently, with responsibilities and required trust inputs made explicit.

Scope

One workflow, then the next

Cross-bank corridors work through configured connections. Begin with an existing bank relationship and scope both endpoints, execution connections and the evidence each party needs.

Runs on

Your rules run first on every step, through the Rules Engine and the packs for this job.

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Your next move

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Tell us about the flow you want to run. We’ll come back with a first step that uses the systems you already have.

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The people. The purpose.

Share proof across bank boundaries

Start with the job to be done

What Frame does

What you keep

The record

One workflow, then the next

Other use cases

Let’s scope it

Thank you.
Let’s talk.

Start with the job to be done

What Frame does

What you keep

The record

One workflow, then the next

Other use cases

Let’s scope it

Thank you.Let’s talk.

Thank you.
Let’s talk.