NAOMS for developers

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Building block

On- and off-ramps

Seven payment integrations wired into the ledger, for bringing value in and taking it out.

What a person notices

A group does not have to keep all its value inside NAOMS forever. There are real, working ways to bring outside value in, and to take it back out again.

Setting up a rail is something a group does deliberately for its own treasury. It is not a button that appears for every app to trigger on its own.

Value that comes in through a rail is not treated separately from value the group creates itself. Once it lands, it shows up in the same balance and the same history as everything else the treasury holds.

What you get as a developer

NAOMS wires in seven real, working payment-rail integrations against its token and ledger system, each one an actual implemented integration rather than a placeholder for “connect your bank later.”

1

Seven real integrations

There are seven named, working payment-rail integrations wired into the token and ledger system for moving value in and out. None of them is a stub waiting to be built.

2

Set up per treasury

A rail is configured per Hive treasury. An operator sets one up for their own group rather than it being a single, universal action any app can just fire on any account.

3

One ledger, whichever way value moves

Because a rail feeds the same treasury and ledger as tokens the group creates internally, value coming in from outside and value minted inside are tracked through one consistent accounting path, not two separate systems that have to be reconciled.

4

Feeds straight into payouts

Value brought in through a rail is available to the same co-signed payout process a treasury already uses, so getting value out to contributors follows the same checked path as everything else.

How it connects

Treasury & payouts

The rails move value into and out of the same shared treasury, and payouts to contributors draw on it.

Group tokens

What a rail effectively funds when value comes in, alongside tokens the group mints itself.

Personal tokens

A lighter-weight token path for an individual rather than a Hive treasury.

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