TVVIN is building regulated stablecoin infrastructure in Guernsey. Lazy Jack is helping TVVIN show what that looks like in practice, using elements we have already built rather than starting from a blank page.
What we are reusing for TVVIN
- ID Circle provides identity, credentials and checks on who is authorised to act for an organisation.
- BIP Circle provides stablecoin transactions, balances and operational controls.
- Lazy Jack’s portal components bring both into a client experience carrying TVVIN’s own brand, content and journeys.
Because these elements already exist and are in use, the TVVIN demo is built from working parts. The effort goes into TVVIN’s brand, language and journeys, not into rebuilding identity or transaction services.
What you can see
The platform page sets out TVVIN’s approach: the same asset on better infrastructure, with clear reserves, redemption at par and accountable oversight. From there you can follow example client journeys, from onboarding and organisation checks to viewing holdings, funding, swapping and redeeming, and reviewing receipts. You can also see how client activity connects with operations, compliance and treasury teams.
You can also explore the public tour.
A sandbox, not a live service
The demo uses fictional organisations, example balances, test identities and simulated transactions on a public test network. It does not collect identity documents or move real money. Connected access remains subject to integration verification and invitation.