One layer. Every treasury operation.
The Lynqx console is where treasury, finance, and engineering operate the same connectivity — accounts, payments, workflows, consents, and logs, under one audit trail.
Built for complex enterprise structures.
Run subsidiaries across countries and currencies from one workspace — each on its local banks and rails. Role-based access, entity-level isolation, and consolidated reporting — out of the box.
Payment factories on a visual canvas.
Triggers, decisions, and executions composed like software — with versions, publish gates, and a run history your auditors can read.
TRIGGERS
Payment submitted, statement received, threshold crossed, schedule fired.
DECISIONS
Delegated to rules in your decision layer — edit the logic once, every workflow consumes it.
RUNS
880 runs a day at p50 2.4s — every step logged, replayable, and observable.
Transparent, consent-based access.
Everything that can touch your connected systems — integration apps, agents, skills, and MCP servers — operates under an explicit grant. Scoped to specific systems and permissions, time-boxed, revocable in one click.
Sessions with your real connectors attached.
Morning treasury briefs, payment approvals, cash-position questions — the copilot works inside the same consent model as everything else. Tools are attached per session, and every call is logged.
Entity-level isolation
Data and permissions are partitioned per entity — nothing bleeds across subsidiaries.
Role-based access
Executive, operator, and developer roles map to what each person can see and sign.
Full observability
System status, request logs, and latency surface in the console — 99.98% · 142ms p95.