Structured agreements for student services. No more blind trust before payment.
Accordiax is building trust infrastructure for commerce, starting in Nigeria and designed to scale across Africa and beyond. We turn everyday commercial agreements into structured, enforceable transactions: parties define scope, price, timelines, and deliverables; confirm the terms; and settle through protected escrow with clear release or dispute conditions. The application layer is already validated through our academic-consulting MVP, where real users have completed end-to-end agreement workflows. It handles requests, structured offers, agreements, identity verification, delivery, approval, and disputes. We are now expanding this proven model beyond students and consultants into broader commerce, professional services, and business-to-business transactions. The settlement layer is the next major evolution. We have already validated a Plutus V3 escrow prototype on Cardano Preprod, including native-asset funding, inline datum validation, accounting and confirmed release. We are now developing production-grade integration with verified stablecoins and on-chain identity, alongside wallet and transaction abstraction so users can access non-custodial settlement without needing prior blockchain expertise. Our long-term vision is bigger than a consumer marketplace. Accordiax aims to become a programmable trust and settlement infrastructure layer for African commerce: APIs and enterprise integrations that allow marketplaces, fintechs, professional platforms, businesses, and digital commerce providers to embed agreement-based escrow, dispute-aware settlement, and verifiable transaction trust directly into their products. We start with Nigeria's informal and digitally enabled economy, where trust gaps remain a major barrier to commerce, then expand across African markets and eventually globally. The roadmap moves from validated MVP → Cardano mainnet settlement → stablecoin and identity infrastructure → API/enterprise integrations → multi-market expansion, creating a settlement network where businesses can transact with greater confidence without surrendering custody or requiring users to become blockchain experts.