Complete eligible transfers at prices you set.
Not a deposit product.
Balances
Balances on both sides of each route you intend to serve.
If you already hold balances across supported networks, you can make them available to complete eligible transfers.
You quote terms for routes you serve. When a quote is selected, you complete delivery and retain that quote’s economics, subject to completion. Returns are not promised.
Balances on both sides of each route you intend to serve.
You run your software, access, monitoring, and recovery.
You set the price in each quote.
Selection can depend on more than price and is defined by the payment request: eligibility, capacity, and timing.
Eligible requests may be available. Volume is not guaranteed.
A late or missed delivery can cost more than the fee in the quote.
You can finish short on a network you still serve.
Access, retries, and recovery are yours to run.
No. Atum does not take principal custody in its ordinary role. Funds are committed until release conditions are met. You control your own account.
None of those. It is an open payments network that sits above existing payment networks. It does not issue a currency, operate a blockchain, or become your customer’s bank.
Not automatically. We are currently in early access: apply to build and test. Production use is a separate approval. Start with a test payment before moving to a live customer flow.

Send a payment instruction. Atum handles the checks, quotes, delivery, and receipt so you don’t have to create a new stack.