The platform

One platform. Nothing to reconstruct.

A person is registered, proves who they are and receives what was meant for them, and the record exists without anyone assembling it later.

Reports are rebuilt by hand because identity, entitlement and payment sit in different places, and duplicates hide in the gaps. Here they are one record.

Identity · ID Wallet

Verified identity

Issued by an approved checker · valid

Legal entityVerified
JurisdictionSE
Over 18Proven
DocumentNot shared

The holder proved they are over 18 without the date of birth being shared.

Assets · record

Digital asset

Infrastructure portfolio

Rule fromthe signed agreement
Transfer ruleVerified holders
DivisibleYes
Live dataConnected

Rules and rights travel with the asset.

One journey answers all three.

  1. ProveWho is acting, and who allowed them
  2. OwnWhat is theirs, and what the agreement allows
  3. MoveThe money moves, and one record is written

The parts you would otherwise build yourself.

A fuel-credit service in Senegal, a marketplace for real assets in Brazil, a carbon programme in Sweden. None of them built identity checks, contracts, payments or records again. They started with all of it.

And you do not need to learn all of it first. Your AI assistant or your developer can reach every part. How you would build on it

Send a flow through it

What you use

Identity

A contractor is cleared once, and the gate, the depot and payroll all read it. Nobody is checked twice.

Assets & contracts

A turbine carries its owner, its service history and the rules that govern it. Anything you manage can carry its own rules.

Value & payments

The pallet is scanned and the carrier is paid. Any event you record can release a payment, and both are written together.

How it connects

A network with no middleman Your installation talks straight to your partner’s. Separate installations form one network, with nobody sitting in the middle.

What we built ourselves

One place to operate all of it
Our own ledger The record underneath everything, written by us. It is not a blockchain: you decide who takes part and what they see, and a record can be corrected when the law requires it.

The foundation

A ledger you can correct when the law requires it.

Some shared ledgers cannot be corrected. But people have the right to fix their data, and a regulated record must still keep an honest history. Ours does both.

A credit’s issue, every transfer and the moment it retires. Who agreed to what, and who may read it. Anything you keep for years and may need to correct belongs here.

The record
Proof issued08:14:02
Payment released08:14:02
Asset transferred09:41:37
Credit retired11:06:55

Access-controlled by default. Correctable where the law requires it.

Correction
Records can be corrected when the law requires it, and the history either side of the change still holds.
Who sees it
Every record, participant and transaction needs explicit permission before anyone can read it.
Volume
Built for the volumes a payment network actually sees, and for devices paying their own way at machine speed.
No signal
Value moves between two parties with nothing between them, and settles when the connection returns.

Every part shares the same foundation.

They share the same checks, record and compliance footing, so the one you start with does not turn into a project about the rest.

A contractor is cleared once and every site reads it. Anyone you take on more than once.

Identity applications

The inspection passes and the subcontractor is paid.

Payment applications

A warehouse stake with its owner, its buyers and its whole history.

Asset and rights applications

Agreements

A works order is signed on site and the schedule updates itself.

Agreement and consent applications

Live readings

What a turbine earns, emits and how it is running, right now.

Following a thing through its stages

Carbon credits

One credit from creation to retirement, and a retired one cannot return.

From issue through to retirement

Product histories

Scan a pump and read its materials, its services and its owner.

Feature and event history

Trading between holders

Your holders trade among themselves, and eligibility was settled when they arrived.

Operations

Your operator sets up the installation, decides who may run it and reads the record.

Operators, trust and federation

Start with one. Replace nothing.

Come in through identity, ownership, payment, or all of it at once. Each route earns its keep by taking work off somebody’s desk.

Prove only
Identity on its own, for checking people and companies. Clear a contractor before site access, an investor before a purchase, or a device before it joins your network.
Documentation · Verified identity
Own only
Assets for a specific programme. One asset class, one credit programme, or one product line. Start with whichever of yours is hardest to prove today.
Documentation · Tokenized assets
Move only
Payments on their own. Put a checkout inside your service, or make one payment wait for a condition. Anything a customer now leaves your service to do.
Documentation · Payments
Full platform
All of it, on your own installation, connected to everyone else’s. A marketplace can check a buyer, take the payment and record who owns what in one journey.
Documentation · Architecture

Built in, not bolted on.

A record you can correct. Data only the right people see. An identity you reuse. A payment that works with no signal.

None of these is a setting you switch on later. They sit in the foundation, so everything built on top has them.

Our own ledger

A regulator asks for a record to be corrected, and it can be.

Our own network layer

Your own installation and a partner’s exchange identity, agreements and payment directly.

Our own IP

A stall takes payment with no bars showing; a works order signs, then acts.

What IBM wrote about Neuro

Neuro offers smart payment and secure identity services which, combined with asset digitalization, are designed to unlock a whole new economic paradigm where assets are co-used, reused and monetized.
IBMPublished case study

What would you put through it?

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Agreement · settlement
ConditionDelivery confirmed
SourceDevice 4021
Payment releasedautomatic
ReconciliationNone required

The condition and the settlement are one record.