UmbraPayOS offers a seamless, private tap-to-pay experience for Web3. Offline ZK-NFC transactions, x402-backed finality, optimized fees. Private Tap-to-Pay Protocol for Web3 Payments. Accept, log, and verify x402 payments autonomously via UmbraPayOS.
UmbraPayOS isn't just another payment protocol — it's a redefinition of what payment means in the era of decentralization.
Tap their phones together to send crypto privately, even with no signal or connection.
Purchase items in stores without revealing wallets or personal data.
Enable vending machines and IoT devices to autonomously accept crypto offline.
Empower small businesses and communities in low-connectivity regions to participate in the Web3 economy.
At the heart of UmbraPayOS lies a stack of revolutionary technologies, working together seamlessly.
The first of their kind. Use Zero-Knowledge Proofs to exchange ephemeral payment confirmations instead of revealing public addresses—keeping transactions private, unlinkable, and untraceable.
Bridges offline transactions with on-chain finality. When devices reconnect, they securely synchronize and validate stored payments through zk-reconciliation.
On-device intelligence detects anomalies, prevents double-spending, and boosts transactional trust—without sending data to any centralized server.
Engineered to operate independently of the internet—resilient in remote regions, disaster zones, and developing economies where connectivity is unreliable.
At the heart of UmbraPayOS lies the ZK-NFC Wallet, a breakthrough in how devices communicate and transact. When two users—or a user and a merchant—bring their devices close, UmbraPayOS establishes a zero-knowledge handshake via NFC. ephemeral cryptographic proofs.
One of UmbraPayOS's greatest innovations is the x402 Authentication Layer — the protocol that bridges offline payments with on-chain settlement. Most blockchains demand constant connectivity; UmbraPayOS breaks this dependency with a deferred settlement model.
Everything you need to know about UmbraPayOS, ZK-NFC, and the x402 layer.