Control the spend
The planned policy enforces a cap.
Product preview
Preview how Proofrail will route AI through approved capacity, cap USDG spend, and return an auditable receipt for each successful call.
How it works
Set the proposed maximumUSDG for one request.
Use the plannedOpenAI-compatible endpoint.
The planned policy selectsa reviewed provider.
The planned response includesan auditable receipt.
Set the proposed maximum USDG for one request.
Use the planned OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
The planned policy selects a reviewed provider.
The planned response includes an auditable receipt.
Trust by design
The planned policy enforces a cap.
Preview the intended routing metadata.
Inspect the planned receipt shape.
For builders
The planned interface keeps compatibilityand adds cap-controlled routing.
For providers
Provider applications follow thefirst verified request route.
Developers
from openai import OpenAIbase_url="https://api.proofrail.example/v1"api_key="YOUR_FUTURE_API_KEY" client = OpenAI(base_url=base_url, api_key=api_key)stream = client.chat.completions.create( model="market/general", messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}], stream=True)Status reflects the current repository implementation.
Open consoleFAQ
Approved capacity is the planned policy for providers that pass onboarding checks for model access and reliability. No provider capacity is connected yet.
This product preview illustrates routing and receipt metadata. No inference route is live yet; spend controls and settlement receipts remain planned. AI output correctness is never verified.
The current console preview needs no token because it sends no inference traffic. API authentication and project credentials arrive with the gateway vertical slice.
No. The architecture keeps prompts and model responses off-chain. Planned receipts contain only the minimum routing and settlement metadata needed for an audit trail.
The provider market is planned and applications are not open yet. The onboarding policy will review model access and reliability before any capacity can receive traffic.
No. Proofrail is an independent project designed for Robinhood Chain testnet. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood Markets, Inc.
Development preview