Lock execution outcomes — before funds move.

A non-custodial coordination layer that establishes a committed execution state across regulated payout participants — before execution begins.

The New Settlement Paradox

Stablecoins solved money movement — but introduced a new failure mode. Settlement is now irreversible on-chain, while execution remains conditional across jurisdictions. Funds finalize instantly, yet outcomes can still change mid-flow. This creates a structural gap: transactions settle before their results are truly defined.

Irreversible Middle

Funds settle permanently on-chain before payout execution completes.

Reversible Edges

Compliance, routing, and local execution can still fail or change after settlement.

Outcomes Are Not Defined Upfront

No participant controls or commits the final outcome across systems.

The failure is not operational — it is architectural.

Once settlement becomes irreversible, coordination must happen before execution — not after.

No infrastructure commits a mutually enforced outcome before execution begins.

Execution Requires Commitment Before Movement

UniBridge introduces a coordination layer that commits execution outcomes before execution begins.

Routing Is Resolved Once — Then Enforced

Execution follows a predetermined path while participants remain operationally independent.

No Custody by Design

Funds are never held because enforcement happens before execution — not after.

Scales Without Liquidity Dependency

Execution certainty scales independently from liquidity providers or payout rails.

Operational Costs Are Predictable

Single coordination fee. No spread. No liquidity exposure.

Built for institutions — without taking custody or regulatory position.

UniBridge is designed to integrate with regulated entities and financial infrastructure, without replicating their control models or compliance burdens.

UniBridge does not replace signing, custody, or execution providers.
It defines what happens between them.

Routing decisions are finalized before funds move — while execution authority remains with regulated participants. Trust is a byproduct of enforced execution.

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