Promises that pay themselves.
Merchants sell promises. PromisePay's AI turns each one into an executable SLA; real evidence decides the breach, and the refund moves through PayPal — or the system refuses, with every failed proof obligation persisted on the record.
Enforced promise
"2-day delivery or $5 back."
This store's promises are executable: read by AI, checked against real evidence, paid automatically through PayPal. No forms. No arguments.
Refunds paid through PayPalCheck a promise
Sell a promise.
Write the guarantee in plain prose. The parser turns it into an executable SLA — or refuses it. Refusals are the product working: an unexecutable promise never moves money.
Create
// parse result appears here // refusals carry a reason — nothing moves money on a guess
Guarantees
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The record.
Every refused transition, persisted. This is what makes the demo hard to fake: the API refuses what a crafted request tries to sneak through, and the refusal stays on the record.
Enforcement record
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