Network Intelligence
Use transaction history, relationship data, and shared risk signals to understand who agents are paying before the payment clears.
Recipient risk and relationship context in one view
Security, procurement, and operations teams can inspect trust scores, relationship paths, and payment outcomes together.
Helia Compute
helia.dev · 0x4b91…e07
86
trust score
- Relationship
- paid 9× since March
- Disputes
- none
- Seen across network
- 4 orgs
- Category
- compute
no risk flags · shared across your network
How a counterparty trust score comes together
Signals
Trust score
helia.dev
Policy
Score ≥ 70 · Known, well-behaved recipient. Payment continues.
Score 40–69 · Not enough signal yet. Pause for a human.
Score < 40 · Flagged across the network. Stop before settlement.
No single organization sees enough to score a counterparty alone. Every org's anonymized signals raise the floor for everyone. That shared layer is the moat.
Trust signals for the recipient decision
Bring counterparty context into the moment an agent chooses who should receive funds.
Trust scoring
Score counterparties from observed payment behavior, verification context, and relationship history.
Risk alerts
Surface suspicious recipients, blocked entities, and risky payment patterns before they spread.
Relationship maps
See how agents, wallets, vendors, and organizations connect through payment activity.
Policy inputs
Use network signals as policy conditions for approvals, blocks, or trusted fast lanes.
How counterparty context shapes payment clearance
Network signals help Conto decide whether a recipient should clear, pause for review, or be blocked before settlement.
Step 1
Observe the recipient
Conto resolves the address, domain, or vendor behind a proposed payment request.
Step 2
Evaluate trust context
The platform checks local relationships and network signals before the request settles.
Step 3
Apply the right outcome
Trusted entities can clear, unknown ones can pause, and risky recipients can be blocked.
See it in action
Fintech treasury in action
A funds-movement agent handles withdrawals, treasury sweeps, and partner settlements. Trust and risk signals flag suspicious bursts and stop a wallet from being drained before the transfers settle.
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$300
Transfer velocity
5 moves/hr
Allowed flows
User withdrawals · treasury sweeps · partner settlements
Trust checks, before you pay
Agents can discover counterparties without treating every new recipient as safe.
Security teams get earlier warning on bad actors and recipient drift.
Trust decisions become part of the payment record.
When counterparty trust matters
Vendor trust controls
Vendor and counterparty controls for autonomous payments
Trusted vendors should clear quickly, and new counterparties should not slip through unnoticed. Conto keeps vendor, merchant, and service-provider policy attached to each request so recipient drift is caught immediately.
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Approval routing for high-value or ambiguous payment decisions
Some payment decisions need a pause, not a hard stop. Agents can keep moving on the standard path while Conto holds only the transactions that need human approval.
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