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Products

Blazpay ships a lot of surface area. This section documents each product the way a user experiences it, then points at the architecture pages that explain how it works.

Trading

ProductRouteOne-liner
Swap/defi/swapSame-chain swap, quoted against every live provider, settled through the relayer
Bridge/defi/bridgeCross-chain transfer with side-by-side route comparison on price, speed and trust
Buy / Sell/defi/buy-sellFiat on- and off-ramp — INR via UPI plus 20+ currencies, 5 providers compared
Perpetuals/defi/perpetualLeveraged perps through Orderly Network, with TP/SL and position tracking
Limit orders/defi/limitTarget-price orders. Spot page is not shipped yet; perp limit orders are live
Liquidity/defi/liquidityLP positions in Blazpay pools. Not shipped yet
Portfolio & history/defi/overviewBalances, chain distribution, and per-product transaction history

Automation

ProductRouteOne-liner
CSIP / DCA/defi/csipRecurring on-chain buys from a vault you own, executed on schedule
Autopilot/defi/autopilotA budgeted agent that trades 24/7 inside limits enforced by Solidity
Copy tradingMirror a proven trader. Engine exists; product not built

BlazAI

ProductWhereOne-liner
The agentai.blazpay.comChat or speak an intent; get back a signable transaction card
Intent catalogueAll 27 intents, their parameters, and the action each renders
Safety suiteChat intentsRug check, wallet reputation card, approval revoker
Contract auditorChat intentAI security review with a shareable report and certificate
dApp builderChat intentsGenerate, iterate and deploy a web3 app from a prompt

Ecosystem layer

ProductWhereOne-liner
Rewards & stakingrewards.blazpay.comBlazRocket and BlazBob NFT staking, BlazPoints, quests, streaks
GameFirewards.blazpay.comPrediction markets, on-chain poker, Mines
Marketplace & presalerewards.blazpay.comNFT marketplace with hybrid settlement; token presale with whitelisting
Social, DAO & creatorsrewards.blazpay.comDAO governance, Clippers creator payouts, blog, threads, support

How to read a product page

Each one follows the same shape:

  1. What it does — the user-facing behaviour, without implementation detail.
  2. How it behaves — the parameters, states and edge cases a support engineer needs.
  3. Under the hood — a short map into the code, with links to the architecture pages.
  4. Known limits — what is genuinely not finished or not correct yet. These are honest; do not quote a product page's marketing line without reading its limits section.

Start with the status matrix

If your question is "can I demo this today?", the status matrix answers it for every product in one table, including the specific blockers on the ones that are close but not shipped.

Internal + developer documentation. Usage figures are point-in-time snapshots — re-verify before publishing them.