Safer AI Payments

AI moves money. Slowlyy makes it safe to let it.

When an AI agent triggers a payment, Slowlyy creates a visible pending window before final settlement. Both sides get proof the transfer is real, time to verify what is happening, and a shared record that the money is on the way before it moves irreversibly.

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Why slowly? Trust has always depended on proof, time, and acknowledgment. Slowlyy brings that missing moment back to AI payments.

AI payment timeline

Visible first. Final later.

Triggered by AI agent
Payment 0.42 BTC pending
Current state Shared review window
Step 01 Payment triggered

An AI agent or person starts the transfer request.

Step 02 Pending receipt shared

Both sides can see the payment is real, funded, and in progress.

Step 03 Settlement follows later

Funds move only after the review window ends and no issue is raised.

Money was never meant to move in silence.

Trusted financial systems have always included a moment of confirmation. Bank wires leave a paper trail. Contracts give both sides a copy. Cash changes hands in the same room. AI payments skip that moment. The sender assumes it worked, the receiver has no idea it is coming, and the transaction can become irreversible before anyone has time to react.

Slowlyy makes the pending state visible.

Slowlyy separates payment initiation from final settlement. When a transfer is triggered, it enters a visible pending state instead of disappearing into silence. That creates proof the payment exists, time for people to verify what is happening, and a shared acknowledgment that the money is on its way before it becomes final.

How Slowlyy works

A slower finish makes faster systems safer. Slowlyy keeps the trigger fast, but turns the path to final settlement into something people can actually see and verify.

Step 1

Payment is triggered

  • An AI agent or person starts the transfer.
  • The request is recorded instead of settling instantly.
  • The payment becomes something that can be inspected before it becomes irreversible.
Step 2

Pending receipt is shared

  • Both sides get proof the payment is real and currently pending.
  • The recipient gets confidence that funds are on the way.
  • The sender gets a clear record of what the AI actually initiated.
Step 3

Settlement happens later

  • A review window opens before final release.
  • That creates time to verify, flag, or stop something suspicious.
  • If no issue appears, settlement can happen automatically when the delay ends.

Why it matters to both sides

For the sender

More time to react

  • Mistakes do not become final immediately.
  • Suspicious AI behavior can be caught before settlement.
  • Automation stays useful without removing human oversight.
For the receiver

More confidence up front

  • The payment does not arrive as a surprise.
  • A signed pending record is stronger than a casual promise.
  • Both sides can point to the same in-progress transfer.

A payment can be pending and still be real.

Slowlyy introduces a state between “not sent” and “fully settled.” A transfer can be initiated, verifiable, and scheduled before it becomes irreversible on-chain. That is the missing acknowledgment layer AI payments need.

Signed pending receipt

Proof before finality

  • The payment exists and has entered its waiting period.
  • The funds were available when the transfer was initiated.
  • The recipient gets structured confidence that the payment is real and in progress before final settlement.
Auto-settles unless vetoed

Scheduled release logic

  • The transfer remains reviewable during the waiting window.
  • If no issue is raised, the payment is released automatically when the delay completes.
  • A signed pending receipt is not final settlement, but it is much more than an informal promise.

Pending Payment Receipt

A simple proof that the transfer is real, currently pending, and not yet final on-chain.

Slowlyy
Recipient copy
0.42 BTC pending
Recipient: bc1q...9x4m
Pending and verified Auto-settles unless vetoed
Issued 2026-03-30 14:05 UTC
Ref SY-PENDING-20260330-7FD2C1

Not final on-chain settlement.

Real demo

See the confirmed result of a real AI-handled payment.

This demo shows the confirmed result of a real testnet payment executed by Manus using Slowlyy. The video focuses on the successful confirmation inside the app, while the earlier steps are explained verbally rather than shown in a full uninterrupted recording.

A real demo. A real transaction.

Manus used Slowlyy and completed a real testnet payment flow.

The confirmation shown is real.

The video captures the successful transaction outcome inside the Slowlyy app.

The earlier steps are explained, not fully recorded.

The full sequence is described verbally because the whole interaction was not captured cleanly on video, but that explanation reflects what actually happened.

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Phone screenshot showing the instruction sent to Manus to send crypto using Slowlyy.

The instruction starts on the phone: tell Manus to use Slowlyy, send the amount, and confirm it.

Slowlyy is available as a macOS app today. This video shows the real confirmed transaction result, with the earlier execution steps explained verbally.

What Slowlyy is today

Today, Slowlyy is a testnet wallet that demonstrates delayed outgoing transfers and AI-handled payment flow. The larger vision is safer AI payments with longer review windows, stronger recipient receipts, and clearer oversight before final settlement.

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Testnet product

  • 30 minute delay window so the pending-state model is visible immediately.
  • Uses testnet funds only, with no real value at risk.
  • Compatible with AI agents on macOS, with successful live testing using Manus.
  • Best way to understand the product flow before mainnet exists.
Coming next

Broader payment layer

  • Configurable 3 to 30 day windows for stronger human verification.
  • Clearer recipient-facing pending receipts and release logic.
  • Support for more chains and stronger recovery-oriented UX.
  • A path from safer wallet behavior to safer AI payment infrastructure.
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Slowlyy x ACL

Slowlyy is connected with ACL (Alumni Chain Lab) as part of ACL pilot work. Apple Developer Academy alumni can collaborate on real product features, work hands-on with Xcode and SwiftUI, and explore what careful crypto product design looks like in practice.

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Read the thinking behind it

What is Slowlyy? Read the security model Read the FAQ Read the white paper Read the privacy policy

The white paper goes deeper into the broader thesis: Slowlyy is not just a delayed wallet, but a way to make AI-initiated payments visible, reviewable, and easier to trust before final settlement.

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Pieter Natanael Krishna Patidar