PulseVMFinancial infrastructure your institution can run on its own terms.

Financial-grade primitives, finality you can settle on. Named accounts, native permissions & multisig, instant irreversible finality — open-source Antelope (ex-EOSIO) execution on Avalanche Snowman consensus, and the base for A-Chain, the future of XPR Network.

Why PulseVM

For Banks & Credit Unions

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Accounts that match how institutions work

Human-readable named accounts, hierarchical permissions, key rotation, and weighted multisig — your authorization matrix is a configuration, not a wallet platform you build and audit.

Settlement you can put in an SLA

Sub-second blocks with instant, irreversible finality. No reorgs by construction, no confirmation-count policies — a transfer is rejected immediately or settled permanently.

No gas for your customers

The institution stakes compute and bandwidth and provisions storage. Users see an app, never a token purchase. Costs are capacity planning, not per-transaction tolls.

Your network, your rules

PulseVM is a plugin for metalgo — any institution or consortium deploys its own chain with its own validators, and the chain's rules are system contracts you own and can change.

Keep deposits at home

With institution-issued tokenized dollars on Metal Dollar rails, customers get instant programmable money while deposits stay on your balance sheet — your float, your margin, your relationship.

Build in Rust, C++, or TypeScript

PulseVM and its system contracts are written in Rust (pulse-cdt-rust is the canonical CDT); C++ carries the full Antelope heritage; TypeScript/AssemblyScript is a popular option for teams who prefer it.