Add the Prelier agent to a private chat. It lifts the agreed terms into a Deal Card both sides handshake, then orchestrates the deal to completion — funds held by Stripe until you confirm receipt, identities verified, agreements signed, items authenticated.
Non-custodial — regulated providers execute, Prelier orchestrates.
You keep negotiating where you already were. The agent handles the parts people usually get wrong.
Invite Prelier into the chat. It reads the negotiation and proposes the terms it heard — the agent proposes, humans commit.
Every field carries provenance: who said it, and when. Any change resets the handshake for both sides.
Checkout shows the full deal, not a payment link. Stripe holds the money until receipt is confirmed.
Authentication and tracking for physical goods; sealed hand-over for digital. Confirmed receipt releases the funds.
Funds held by Stripe from checkout until the buyer confirms receipt.
Both parties pass Didit verification before terms can lock.
A sale agreement mirroring the card, signed via SignatureAPI.
Vaultik returns a verdict in under 5 seconds — fail-closed, never assumed.
Labels, tracking and photo evidence attached to the Deal Card.
Licence keys, accounts and NFTs handed over sealed with AES-256-GCM.
One tap holds the money and assembles the evidence pack for review.
Every event written to a replayable log. Nothing is edited, ever.
Deal state is derived from events, never declared by hand.
Any deal can be replayed end-to-end and must land on the same state.
Retries, duplicate webhooks and restarts cannot move money twice.
Regulated providers execute; Prelier orchestrates and records.
Commerce moved into conversations. The guarantees never followed.
The highest-stakes person-to-person deals — watches, bags, art, code — are agreed in chat and settled on trust. Marketplaces answered with walls, and the deals kept happening outside them. Prelier answers where the deal already lives: Telegram and its 950M+ users first, platform-agnostic by design.
Stripe. Funds sit in a Stripe-managed account from checkout until the buyer confirms receipt. Prelier never holds or moves money — it orchestrates the release conditions both parties handshaked.
The item price reaches the seller intact. Prelier's fee appears at checkout as one labelled service line — nothing hidden in the price, nothing charged until a deal is funded.
The deal freezes and the funds stay held. An evidence pack — authentication verdict, shipping record, photos — goes to review, and if the item fails the terms on the card, the buyer is refunded.
Yes. Licence keys, accounts and NFTs are sealed to the Deal Card with AES-256-GCM and handed over only once funds are secured — the buyer unseals, confirms, and the funds release.
Telegram is first because that is where these deals live today. The agent sits behind an adapter contract — WhatsApp and Instagram are next, and the Deal Card is platform-agnostic by design.