Pactis bonds intent solvers to their promised price, route, amount and deadline
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Intent solvers promise a price, a route, and a deadline.
What if they miss it?
On Pactis, they pay you from a locked bond.
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Pactis turns solver commitments into enforceable conditions.
Price Bond secures the quoted price.
Route Commitment binds the promised path.
Deadline Enforcer establishes the time limit.
On-Chain Verifier checks settlement.
Bond Return releases collateral after verified success.
User Compensation addresses confirmed failure.
Accountability starts with clear rules.
A failed transaction commitment should not leave users carrying the entire cost.
Pactis introduces performance bonds that connect solver accountability with user protection.
When nonperformance is confirmed under the applicable rules, the bond can compensate affected users.
Less room for broken promises. More accountability on-chain.
A more accountable on-chain economy requires aligned incentives.
Pactis connects users, wallets, solvers, and protocols through a bond layer designed to make execution commitments verifiable.
Transparent terms. Verifiable settlement. Accountable execution.
Building trust through enforceable commitments.
Promise the outcome. Bond the execution.
Pactis is building an intent solver performance bond layer that ties execution commitments to verifiable outcomes.
Because in an on-chain economy, accountability should be part of the transaction.
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How does Pactis work?
A user submits an intent.
A solver quotes the terms and bonds the commitment.
Execution is verified against the original quote.
Successful settlement returns the bond. Confirmed failure triggers user compensation.
Clear commitments. Verifiable outcomes.
The solver provides a quote covering price, route, amount, and deadline, then commits the required bond.
This connects the proposed execution with an explicit set of conditions that can be evaluated later.
Every commitment needs accountability.
Pactis locks a performance bond before execution, with the solver's price, route, asset amount, and deadline recorded on-chain.
When the outcome is verified, the bond is released according to the result.
Commitments should be measurable, not just promised.
A solver's commitment has four essential dimensions:
Price defines the quoted rate.
Route defines the promised execution path.
Amount defines the intended asset quantity.
Deadline defines the required time limit.
Each term helps establish what successful execution is expected to satisfy.
Transactions should be backed by more than promises.
Pactis bonds intent solvers to their quoted price, route, asset amount, and deadline.
Verified settlement returns the bond. Confirmed failure compensates affected users.
Promise the outcome. Bond the execution.
Pactis introduces a performance bond tied to the solver's stated commitments.
Price, route, asset amount, and deadline become explicit terms that can be checked against the execution outcome.
The goal is to make commitments more than statements of intent.