Remit

I run a padel club in Portugal, and supplier invoices are a mess: collect them, check them, chase approvals, then retype payment details. Remit is the accounts-payable control layer I wanted. Routine invoices can move under narrow standing mandates. Anything that changes where money can go is frozen into one exact digest and sent to distinct, company-authorized humans. Change one field and the approval is invalid. The demo uses synthetic invoices and Testnet assets.

Remit is a pnpm TypeScript monorepo with Next.js, Zod, PostgreSQL and a pure deterministic policy engine. Every payment action is RFC 8785 canonicalized and SHA-256 hashed, so policy, approvals, evidence and execution bind the same request. World AgentKit and AgentBook power the committed human-backing adapter and distinctness tests. The public demo labels that authority path as offline until the agents are registered. On Hedera Testnet, an agent completed a real x402 HBAR service payment. HTS plus Mirror Node prove a create, mint, read and burn lifecycle for a no-value operational payable marker. The marker is workflow evidence only, not an invoice, receivable, settlement, or payment. A public ENS branch resolves human-readable agent names live against Ethereum mainnet through viem. ENS improves discovery only and never counts as personhood, company authority, or approval quorum. We integrated Hedera and World tooling plus ENS resolution directly, with no Solidity or smart contracts.