Wallet + access
Use the RevoX and wallet foundation for accounts, access and user-facing digital journeys.
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Route 01 / Digital Infrastructure as a Service
Use the capability.
Not the complexity.
A managed route to Revo’s common digital infrastructure for organisations that need the capability without developing and maintaining every underlying component themselves.
One managed environment
RevoLabsCommon infrastructure
IdentityWalletTransactionsEscrowTreasuryAPIs
Configured around the enterprise requirement.
Planned serviceArchitecture defined
RevoCoin is live and RevoX / wallet capability is working. APIs and treasury are in development; metering, identity integrations and production hardening form part of the next delivery phase.
Assemble what the use case needs
Infrastructure without the rebuild.
Start with the working Revo foundation, then configure and integrate the enterprise modules required for the opportunity.
Transaction infrastructure
Develop monitored transaction, reconciliation and settlement workflows around the operational requirement.
Escrow + lock-ups
Build governed controls for conditional movement, holding periods and managed releases.
Treasury + controls
Extend the identified treasury architecture into accounting, settlement and corporate control workflows.
Identity + integrity
Integrate verification, authentication and data-integrity services with appropriate specialist providers.
APIs + metering
Productise reusable connections and consumption-based services for enterprise access and billing.
Where the route fits
For organisations that need a digital operating layer.
DIaaS is designed for an organisation with a defined service or workflow that would be slower, riskier or more expensive to assemble component by component.
Telecommunications
Identity, account, transaction and metered-service infrastructure around connected customer journeys.
Utilities + infrastructure
Controlled digital workflows for usage, settlement, asset or service administration.
Fintech + marketplaces
Wallet, escrow, transaction and integration foundations configured around a platform model.
Enterprise platforms
Reusable digital services added to an existing product, customer base or operational environment.
A controlled route to deployment
Define. Configure. Integrate. Prove.
DIaaS should begin with one operational use case and an evidenced delivery boundary—not a long list of technology features.
Define the operation
Agree the user, workflow, value exchange, controls and measurable outcome.
Select the modules
Map working, developing and third-party capabilities to the required service.
Integrate the environment
Connect identity, data, APIs, security and existing enterprise systems.
Pilot and scale
Demonstrate the controlled workflow, evidence performance and expand from proof.
Commercial relationship
Conventional enterprise revenue, built around usage.
Schedule M defines the mechanics without inventing headline prices. Detailed pricing depends on technical scope, third-party costs, assurance and market testing.
Integration + onboarding
Initial revenue for discovery, configuration, connection and implementation.
Platform + service
Recurring revenue for access to the configured RevoLabs environment and agreed support.
Usage based
Consumption or transaction revenue where a service can be measured and reconciled.
Multi-year
The intended relationship is typically ongoing rather than a one-off software handover.
Built around evidence
The service boundary stays visible.
Every DIaaS proposal should distinguish reusable infrastructure, development work, customer systems and specialist third-party services.
Capability status
Working, developing and planned components are agreed before delivery begins.
Control model
Keys, roles, approvals, data and operational responsibilities are made explicit.
Third parties
Identity, compliance, hosting or other providers are integrated where required—not implied.
Proof before scale
A defined demonstration or pilot converts assumptions into operational evidence.
Straight answers
Before we move forward.
01Is DIaaS operational today?
The DIaaS architecture is defined, but it is not represented as a complete production service today. RevoCoin is live, RevoX and the wallet are working, escrow is working or partial, and the enterprise modules require development, integration and hardening.
02Does every customer have to use RevoCoin?
No. RevoCoin may provide a native economic or metering layer where it creates genuine utility, but RevoLabs can also contract for implementation, licensing, platform access, administration, support and transaction services conventionally.
03Does Revo replace an organisation’s existing systems?
Not necessarily. The intended model is configurable: Revo infrastructure can be integrated with existing systems and specialist providers around the agreed use case.
04What should the first engagement produce?
A strong first engagement should define one use case, the required modules, capability status, integration boundary, assurance needs, costed delivery plan and a demonstrable pilot outcome.
Start with a defined opportunity
Let’s shape the first use case.
Bring the organisation, the operational problem and the outcome. Revo can map the appropriate route, capability boundary and staged delivery plan.
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