Payments

One account for everything you own on the network

Sub-accounts for agents, margin and escrow sit under your one address, and every balance shows up in the explorer and in standard wallets.

Your address is your account. Beneath it, the network keeps separate balances for each agent, each market position and each escrow, all owned by you and all visible to any wallet or explorer. Issuers register their own assets on the same ledger.

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Money for software tends to sprawl. One wallet for the agent, another for the exchange, a third for the escrow service, and a spreadsheet to remember which is which. On Paxeer X you have one account. Your agents, your margin and your escrows are sub-accounts beneath it, owned by you, named for what they do, and visible wherever balances are shown. The spreadsheet retires.

A finance lead opens the explorer, types one address and sees the whole picture: the main balance, each agent's allowance, each open position's margin, each escrow in flight.

How the account is arranged

Main account

Your address, the one you use with MetaMask, PaxPort or any EVM wallet. Everything else descends from it.

Agent sub-accounts

Each agent you run gets its own balance under your address, funded by you, limited by the budget you set, and shown separately so you always know which agent spent what.

Margin and escrow

Positions on the native exchange and funds locked in escrow sit in their own sub-accounts. They are yours, they are visible, and they cannot be mixed up with operating cash.

Standard everywhere

Every sub-account balance is a real balance, readable by any wallet, any explorer and any ERC-20 tool. Nothing is hidden inside a contract you have to decode.

Issue your own asset

A company that settles in its own unit, a loyalty program, a fund that tokenizes a share class: each can register an asset on the network's own ledger with a name, a symbol, a decimal precision and a supply cap. The issuer alone can mint, burn or pause it. The supply is checked after every operation, so what is reported in circulation is what exists.

You decide	The network enforces
Symbol, name and decimals	Unique registration, readable by every tool
Supply cap, or none	Minting beyond the cap is refused
Who may mint and burn	Only the issuer's identity
Pause	Every transfer of that asset waits until you resume

What this means day to day

A founder funds one address and runs five agents from it, each with its own visible allowance. A trader sees margin next to spot balances under one name. An operator issues a settlement token to a hundred partners and pauses it in one action if something looks wrong. And an auditor needs one address and the public explorer to see all of it.