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Contact

Talk to the team.

No demo theatre and no drip sequence. Tell us who's answerable for your agents' commitments today, and we'll bring the relevant answers — security note included on request.

One or two sentences is plenty — counterparty count, agent stack, or the compliance question that matters.

Reply within two business days — from a person, recorded like everything else.

What happens next

A person replies

Within two business days, with the security note if you asked — no sequence, no SDR.

A 30-minute working session

Your counterparties, your thresholds, your compliance questions — on your stack, not a canned demo.

A governed pilot

Thresholds, templates and two counterparties in a sandbox before any commitment.

Before you write

Getting in touch.

  • Who reads my message?

    A named person on the team. There is no autoresponder standing in for a human. We do not publish a fixed reply time, but every message is read and answered directly.

  • We are exploring becoming a design partner. Is that the right conversation to start here?

    Yes. Subchain is pre-seed, and signing the first design partners is exactly the work of this stage. If you already deploy agents that transact with external counterparties, tell us which relationship is hardest to govern today and who currently approves what those agents commit to.

  • What should I include so the first reply is useful?

    Describe one cross-company agent relationship: the counterparty, the kind of terms being agreed, where approval authority sits now, and what record you can produce if an auditor asks who agreed what. That lets us respond with specifics rather than generalities.

  • Is Subchain a blockchain, a token, or an autonomous signer?

    No. Subchain is a human-governed protocol and runtime for agents to propose, counter and accept machine-readable terms. No commitment binds until an accountable person clears an approval gate. It is not a ledger, a token or a consensus network, and agents do not sign on their own authority.

  • Where can I read more before writing?

    The product page explains the negotiation lifecycle and approval gates, and the security page covers the audit record and governance model. If a question remains, this is the place to ask it.