# Reveel > The Universal Payment Identifier for Stablecoin Infrastructure Reveel is a cross-chain stablecoin payment infrastructure provider that enables universal payments through human-readable identifiers and AI assistance. It serves wallets, exchanges, and fintech operators seeking to embed stablecoin payments into messaging platforms. Reveel is a stablecoin payment infrastructure company that provides a cross-chain identity and routing layer for digital payments. It offers an application programming interface that lets wallets, exchanges, and fintech operators integrate cross-chain routing, identity resolution, and stablecoin settlement into their own products. The company targets businesses that want to add borderless payment features without building the underlying infrastructure themselves. The platform is built around Pay(ID), a system that converts social handles and other identifiers into portable payment addresses that resolve across multiple blockchains and settle in a preferred currency. This addresses the friction of matching wallet addresses and chains between counterparties in cross-chain stablecoin transfers. An accompanying AI assistant, Reva, extends payment functionality into common messaging platforms so users can send, request, and settle funds through conversational commands. Reveel's offering spans a developer-facing API, the Pay(ID) identity and routing system, the Reva conversational payment assistant, and a multi-chain wallet, grouped around a single integration point for partner platforms. It is used by wallet providers, exchanges, and fintech operators looking to offer stablecoin payments to their end users across messaging and chat environments. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2019-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/reveel ## Products - [Pay(ID)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/reveel): Pay(ID) is a universal stablecoin payment identifier that lets users receive any stablecoin from any supported blockchain using a single human-readable identifier instead of wallet addresses. It resolves incoming funds through user-defined routes that specify the destination currency, network, and wallet or account. The identifier is designed for both human and agentic payments, letting anyone pay a user by referencing their Pay(ID) rather than exchanging technical account details. (Peer to Peer & Remittance, Live, Main Product) - [Reva Pay](https://thegrid.id/profiles/reveel): Reva Pay is an AI-powered payment assistant that enables users to send, receive, and manage stablecoin payments through natural language chat commands. It operates inside messaging, social, and gaming platforms, letting users pay contacts by simply asking Reva rather than switching apps or entering wallet addresses. The assistant resolves payments through Pay(ID) and rewards usage through a dedicated utility token. (AI Agent, Live) - [Reveel Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/reveel): Reveel Wallet is a multi-chain self-custody wallet that lets users send, receive, and buy crypto, and import existing wallets to manage assets from one application. It embeds global peer-to-peer payments through Pay(ID) integration, allowing users to send money to anyone across supported chains without sharing wallet addresses. The wallet secures accounts through a multi-party computation authentication system and supports asset management across multiple blockchains. (Wallet, Live) - [Reveel APIs](https://thegrid.id/profiles/reveel): Reveel APIs are developer infrastructure that let applications, wallets, and AI agent frameworks integrate Pay(ID) stablecoin payment capabilities directly into their own products. The API provides endpoints for claiming and resolving Pay(ID)s, configuring payment routing rules, and tracking cross-chain transactions through a unified interface. It is aimed at embedded wallet providers, AI agent frameworks, and platforms binding decentralized identifiers or usernames to enable omnichain stablecoin payments. (Developer Tooling, Live) ## Assets - [REVA (REVA)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/reveel): REVA is the utility token of Reveel's cross-chain stablecoin payment infrastructure. It is used to access premium AI features, earn cashback and referral rewards, pay subscription fees, and participate in governance decisions. Holders can stake tokens to unlock advanced platform capabilities, with protocol revenue directed toward buybacks that distribute network value to active participants rather than intermediaries. (Utility) - [Reva NFT (REVANFT)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/reveel): REVANFT is a collection of 1,111 non-fungible tokens deployed on Ethereum as part of Reveel's community engagement initiative. It is used to participate in quests and campaigns within the Reveel ecosystem, where holders can earn points that convert into REVA tokens during airdrop events. The collection serves as an early access mechanism for community members, rewarding engagement with the platform's cross-chain stablecoin payment infrastructure. 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