Auto chooses one best source.
For a normal send, Universal Card selects a single eligible balance and route. You can still see which source was chosen before confirming.
Send across networks without thinking about bridges, providers or gas paths. Universal Card calculates the route, shows the maximum debit and keeps the recipient outcome fixed before you confirm.
You choose what should arrive. The wallet handles where funds come from, whether a route crosses networks and what the all-in debit looks like before authorization.
For a normal send, Universal Card selects a single eligible balance and route. You can still see which source was chosen before confirming.
When one network is not enough, compatible balances can be combined into one intent — with one final payout to the recipient.
The route can aggregate compatible balances while keeping the destination asset, network and exact recipient amount locked for confirmation.
The recipient amount is the product target. Fees and route costs are shown against the debit instead of silently reducing what arrives.
Keep the main flow simple. Expand operation details when you need provider, source transaction and destination settlement information.
The user-facing flow stays small even when the execution underneath spans several providers or networks.
Select the asset, destination network, recipient and exact amount they should receive.
See the chosen source or combined sources, the maximum debit, fees and expected execution time.
Authorize the locked plan with one biometric session, then follow a single operation through completion or recovery.
The architecture is designed so routing logic can coordinate execution without becoming the place where customer funds sit.
Universal Router calculates and verifies the route, but it is not meant to receive customer funds into a server-side omnibus wallet.
The consumer sees a simple status. Technical details remain available for support, debugging and verifiable execution history.
Universal Card turns routing infrastructure into a consumer experience: quote, lock, authorize, execute, verify and recover as one coherent intent.
Instead of exposing provider-specific mechanics to the user, the router works from a requested outcome and returns an executable plan.
Universal Card is currently in development. The product direction focuses on exact outcomes, simple source selection and multi-chain execution hidden behind one clear confirmation flow.