Trust Infrastructure for Global Businesses

Caviar combines programmable compliance and fine-grained privacy controls with global connectivity to provide trusted and secure infrastructure for cross-border finance.

Trust between institutions, built in

Institutions onboard each other once, check every payment against what each one requires, and keep evidence any examiner can replay.

  1. Counterparty due diligence

    01

    Onboard the institutions you deal with once. Shared profiles record who verified each fact, how and when, and each institution keeps its own decision.

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  2. Verified entity profiles

    02

    One profile for each business and institution, kept current and reused across the network. Changes reach everyone who relies on it.

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  3. Payment pre-validation

    03

    Before a cross-border payment leaves, see what every institution it will cross requires, and fill any gap once.

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  4. Requests and recalls

    04

    Requests for information move hop by hop as one thread, answered from evidence already on file. Fraud recalls follow the money across rails.

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  5. Information sharing

    05

    Share what the law allows, with the institutions that need it: 314(b) in the US, partnerships in the EU and UK, and consent everywhere else.

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  6. Oversight and exams

    06

    Oversee partners and programs down the chain, and rebuild any past decision for an examiner under the rules in force at the time.

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Product

Trust between institutions, established once and proven on every payment

Institution profile

Andes Ramp

Legal entity
Andes Ramp S.A.P.I. de C.V.Verified: Registry, Oct 3
Licence
Fintech authorization (ITF)Verified: Regulator list, Oct 3
Ownership
3 owners above 10%Verified: Bank attested, Sep 28
Due diligence questionnaire
Wolfsberg CBDDQ v1.4Verified: 2 signatories, Sep 20

Counterparty passport

Onboard each other once

Institution profiles record who verified each fact, how and when. Each institution reads the evidence and keeps its own decision.

  1. PayoutCoWill pass
  2. Harbor BankWill pass
  3. Andes RampRFC, invoiceWill ask
  4. Banco NortePurposeWill ask
  5. SPEIWill pass

Pre-validation

See what every hop will ask for

Before you send, check the payment against the requirements of every institution it will cross, on Travel Rule networks, payment networks and bank rails.

Banco Norte to Andes Ramp

Relationship between payer and beneficiary?

Andes Ramp to Harbor Bank

Forwarded, beneficiary details only

PayoutCo to Banco Norte

Answered from Acme’s profile and contract

Answered in 2 hoursReusable next time

Requests for information

Asked once, answered once

A request moves hop by hop as one thread, is answered from evidence already on file, and is reused the next time.

Replay: Nov 4, 2026, 14:02

Policy in force
Harbor Bank v12
Sanctions list
Nov 4, 2026, 06:00
Profile version
Metales del Norte r8
Decision
Requirements satisfied

Evidence and exams

Replay any decision

Rebuild what each institution knew and decided, under the policy and sanctions list in force at the time.

US → MX

Version 3
Applies when
Amount is above Mexico’s reporting threshold
Requires
Beneficiary RFC, purpose of payment
Source
LFPIORPI art. 17

Signed off by the rules team, effective Oct 1, 2026

Corridor rules

Requirements kept current

Rules for each corridor, linked to their legal source and signed off by people before they take effect.

Solutions

What institutions can offer once the network trusts them

Caviar never holds or moves funds. Each solution is delivered by the institutions in the network, using checks every participant already relies on.

  • Acme Imports to Metales del NorteMXCleared first time
  • Lumen Studio to 14 creatorsBRCleared first time
  • Orbit Freight to Lagos HaulageNGCleared first time

Pre-validated payouts

Payouts that clear the first time

Send knowing every institution in the chain has what it needs. No holds after arrival, no requests for information days later. Delivered by payout partners and banks.

Bank account change requested

“We’ve changed banks, please pay the new account.”

Not on Metales del Norte’s verified profile

No change request from an authorized signer

Verified business identity

One supplier profile every payer reuses

A business keeps one verified profile with its bank accounts and signers. Payment details that don’t match it are stopped before money moves.

USD 48,000 to MXN

Pre-validated
  • Provider A17.412
  • Provider B17.398
  • Provider C17.405

Pre-validated FX quotes

Quotes on payments that will clear

Liquidity providers quote on conversions already checked against every hop. Caviar charges a flat fee and never takes a share of the spread.

Agent
Acme accounts-payable agent
Issued by
CFO, verified signatory
Limit
USD 50,000 a month
Payees
Approved suppliers only

Checked live on every rail. Revocable at any time.

Agent mandates

Agents that pay within set limits

An agent’s authority comes from a verified signatory and is checked live by every institution it pays through. Delivered by wallets, banks and payment companies.

  1. 1Pix payout, BrazilFraud claim opened
  2. 2Off-ramp, USDC to BRLFunds traced
  3. 3USDC transferRecall requested
  4. 4US senderNotified

Recalls across rails

Fraud recalls that follow the money

A fraud claim on a Pix payout is traced back through the off-ramp and the USDC leg to the sender, with each institution notified in turn.

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