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Sumvin is four products sitting on one identity. You reach them through surfaces — the API and dashboard access points you build on or accept credentials at. This page lays out both layers and answers a single question: which surface do you need?

The products

The products are what Sumvin gives you. Each is anchored to a user’s portable, KYC-verified identity.

Sigil

Portable, KYC-verified identity — Proof of Personhood. A user verifies once and carries it across every product.

Errand

An agent’s scope-bound tasking run: Intent → Authorization → Vigilance. Lets an agent execute purchases on a user’s behalf within set limits.

Envoy

The money agent itself — executing Errands against a user’s Stamped Mandates.

Atomic Money

The payments umbrella: ramps, card issuing, x402, and payment links.

The surfaces

The surfaces are how you reach the products — the access points you integrate against.
SurfaceWhat it doesWho uses itEntry page
Platform APICreates users, manages wallets, runs onboarding and KYC, drives Errands, and issues Stamped Mandates.Partners building consumer apps on Sumvin.Platform API introduction
SIS APIExchanges signed Stamped Mandates for verifiable JWTs, serves , and reports revocation state. Used in two modes: partners building on Sumvin exchange tokens; verifiers accepting Sumvin credentials validate them.App developers (token exchange) and merchants/verifiers (validation).Identity overview for builders; Verifier overview for acceptors.
SIS DashboardConfigures your organisation, environments, auth providers (Dynamic, Privy), CORS origins, API keys, and members.Engineering teams operating a federated identity integration on Sumvin.SIS Dashboard introduction
VerifierAccepts a Sumvin credential at your request boundary — checks the Stamped Mandate’s JWT against the SIS JWKS and, for spend, the underlying EIP-712 signature.Merchants and services receiving Sumvin credentials.Verifier overview

How products and surfaces connect

App developers use the Platform API to bring a user online — creating the user’s Sigil, wallet, and Safe smart account, and running them through onboarding and KYC. Once the user exists, they sign a Stamped Mandate (PINT) — an EIP-712 message declaring the scope of an authorised action. When an Envoy acts for the user, it signs on the user’s behalf and carries out the work as an Errand. The signed Stamped Mandate is exchanged with the SIS API for a JWT, which travels as x-sumvin-pint-token on outbound requests. At the Verifier surface, merchants receive that header, check the signature against the SIS JWKS, and — for enhanced-tier actions like spend execution — also verify the underlying EIP-712 signature. App developers configure the integration through the SIS Dashboard: which auth provider SIS should trust for their users, which origins may call SIS from the browser, and which API keys grant server-to-server access. Each dashboard environment holds its own auth provider credentials and CORS origin list, so development, staging, and production stay isolated at the request-authentication and browser-origin boundary. API keys, by contrast, are organisation-scoped — the same key authenticates server-to-server calls regardless of environment.

Pick a surface

The products are one identity in four shapes. The surfaces are how you reach them — they don’t compete, they compose.

Platform API

Build a consumer app on Sumvin — users, wallets, Errands

Identity & Stamped Mandates

Create Stamped Mandates and exchange them for JWTs

Verifier Guide

Accept Sumvin credentials at your request boundary

SIS Dashboard

Configure auth providers, API keys, and environments

Atomic Money surfaces

Every Sumvin identity also ships payment primitives under Atomic Money. Both are Stamped Mandate-backed and x402-addressable: