Try the flow · choose a step
One decision pending.One agreement. Three shares.
| Teammate | Share | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Producer | 50% | Accepted |
| Editor | 40% | Accepted |
| Designer | 10% | Pending |
The designer has not accepted this version. Two approvals are not enough.
Illustrative workflow. No account, approval, or payment is created here.
Agents can propose and request within policy. People keep approval and wallet authority.
The agreement
One project.
Many contributors.
A company runs a campaign with an agency, an AI operator, and specialist suppliers. Everyone sees the complete agreement before payment.
The owner proposes
Invite teammates by code or link. Set each recipient, wallet, percentage, and payment amount.
Each recipient decides
Accept, reject, or request another percentage. Asking for 20% instead of 10% keeps the link locked.
Revisions start fresh
Changing any term creates a new version. Everyone must accept that version before it can be published.
The client sends one transaction
In the Devnet demo, a single wallet transaction sends every share. Failed transactions move no test funds.
Why the order matters
Nobody forwards the whole payment.
The team agrees before collection. In the test flow, the client pays the approved recipients directly.
- 01 / Agreement
Agreed shares
The owner proposes. Every included recipient has their own decision. One rejection blocks publication.
- 02 / Review
Addresses in view
Review the full split and every wallet address before accepting. Account approval does not prove wallet ownership.
- 03 / Payment
Non-custodial demo
Allot never holds wallet keys or forwards test funds. The payer signs in their own wallet.
- 04 / Proof
Verifiable receipt
Check transaction status and net USDC balance changes on Devnet. A receipt does not prove team approval.
The current payment demo
100 in.
50, 30, 20 out.
After the team approves Version 2, 100 test USDC becomes three transfers in one transaction: 50 to the producer, 30 to the editor, and 20 to the designer.
Supports 2–5 recipients. One signature. Test funds only.
Human authority
Give AI agents rules before they move money.
Allot keeps proposals, revisions, approvals, and receipts in one flow. Agents can suggest agreement drafts and request payments within a stored policy. Recipients approve terms; a person approves requests and signs in their own wallet.
The agent integration is an early Devnet workflow, not autonomous custody. We still need validation with real companies, agencies, and agent platforms. Pix support, customer adoption, and commercial results remain unproven.
- AgentPropose
- TeamAccept terms
- OwnerApprove request
- PayerSign in wallet
Each action has its own authority.
Payment roadmap
Pix is on our roadmap.
Pix payments are not available yet.
The current demo uses test USDC on Solana Devnet. A compatible Solana wallet is required. No real money is accepted.
Pix will need verified recipient accounts, clear fees, and confirmed settlement. It will not carry the Solana demo’s atomic-transaction guarantee.
Pricing direction
Simple pricing for completed payments.
Planned pricing: US$0.80 per completed transaction. Not currently charged.
The current demo still uses test USDC on Solana Devnet. Network fees are separate and paid by the wallet.
Details
Before you start.
Who decides each share?
The owner proposes the complete split. Each included recipient accepts, rejects, or requests a change. The owner cannot accept for somebody else.
Can the owner change an accepted split?
A revision creates a new agreement version and needs fresh approval from every recipient before a new payment link can be published. An existing published link remains reusable under its original approved terms. Approving a new version does not approve, update, or revoke an old link. Check the version and terms shown on the payment page before paying.
Does Allot move real money?
No. Allot uses Solana Devnet and test USDC. Pix and real-money payments are not available.
What does Allot cost?
Planned pricing is US$0.80 per completed transaction. This fee is not currently charged. The current demo uses test USDC on Solana Devnet; network fees are separate.
Do I need an account or a wallet?
An account is required to create or join teams and decide on shares. Payment links and receipts are public. Paying the current demo requires a compatible Solana wallet.
Can an AI agent spend my money?
No. An agent can propose agreements and request an approved fixed payment within your stored limits. It cannot approve for a person or sign a transaction. A human keeps the wallet.
Is Allot an employment or payroll system?
No. It is a financial-agreement and payment demo for collaborative work. Approval does not replace contracts, invoices, taxes, or employment rights.
