Company
Railor exists because the answer is knowable — it just isn't written down anywhere.
Every stablecoin and payments team runs the same loop: ask a community which provider works for a country, read a dozen docs sites, sit through sales calls, keep a spreadsheet, then discover the incompatibility during implementation. The information exists. It is published, fragmented, described differently by every provider, and silently out of date.
Railor normalizes it into one capability graph, attaches a source and a verification time to every claim, watches those sources for change, and exposes the result through a web app, an API and an MCP server.
Normalized
One schema across countries, entities, assets, networks, products, requirements and limits.
Evidenced
Source, retrieval time, verification time and a decaying confidence score on every claim.
Monitored
Snapshots and diffs, with material changes held for human review.
It is better for Railor to say “unknown” than to confidently provide incorrect financial infrastructure information.
That principle outranks every other product decision here, including the ones that would make a demo look better.
How we handle data and claims →