Turn agent intent into vault-free financial workflows 

NoVault coordinates specialized services, provider selection, request-level settlement, and verifiable outcomes — without ever custodying your funds.

  • Intent-first
  • Request-settled
  • Non-custodial
0Coordination stages

Intent, capability, provider, settlement, execution, verification.

0Settlement rail

x402 settles every request inline, at request level.

0Capability categories

Data, risk, routing, execution, payments, portfolio and more.

Financial services are fragmented, and agents pay the integration cost.

Maintaining a bespoke integration per provider — separate schemas, separate pricing, separate settlement, separate trust assumptions — is work no agent developer should be doing.

NoVault resolves capabilities, selects providers, settles each request, and returns verifiable results through one coordination layer. Funds never leave your wallet.

MARKET
TOKEN RISK
WALLET RISK
PORTFOLIO
ROUTING
EXECUTION
SETTLE
RECEIPTS
VERIFY
REPUTATION
POLICY
SCHEMAS
Coordination

NoVault handles coordination so agents can act.

Services publish machine-readable metadata once. NoVault resolves what an intent needs, prices it, settles it, and returns a result the agent can verify.

We coordinate execution. You build the agent.

Capability resolution
Provider discovery
Provider selection
Policy constraints
Request-level settlement
Execution evidence
Verifiable outcomes
NoVault
DataRiskRoutingSettlement

From agent intent to a verifiable outcome

01 · Agent intent

An agent states what it needs, not how to get it.

“Evaluate this asset, determine risk, find an execution route, and execute within policy.” NoVault receives the intent, not a pre-wired API call.

INTENTDATARISKROUTINGEXECUTIONVERIFICATIONx402 settledVerified

Machine-readable service metadata

Every service publishes schemas, price, settlement method, reliability, and execution constraints an agent can evaluate before it commits.

Request-level settlement

x402 settles inside the request cycle. Payment authorization travels with the call rather than through a separate billing relationship.

Verifiable execution evidence

Receipts and evidence return with the response, so an outcome can be checked rather than trusted, and reliability accrues to real providers.

Machine-readable interface

What a provider publishes, and what NoVault evaluates

Every published service carries schema, price, settlement method, reliability, and verification metadata — not just an endpoint URL.

service.jsonIllustrative request
capability"risk.wallet"
provider"provider_7f2a"
inputSchema{ walletAddress: string, network: string }
outputSchema{ riskScore: number, riskLevel: string }
price"0.02 USDG"
settlement"x402 · request-level"
reliability"successRate, averageLatencyMs"
executionConstraints{ maxLatencyMs: 4000 }
verification"receipt + evidence hash"
responseFormat"application/json"
Orchestration principles
01

Intent-first

Agents state what they need. NoVault resolves how it gets done.

02

Provider-agnostic

Providers compete on price, reliability, and schema fit — not integration effort.

03

Request-settled

Every paid call settles at the request level, not through a separate billing cycle.

Build the agent. We coordinate the rest.

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