The apps people actually open.
Turns the four layers below into everyday apps for paying, trading and banking, so users never have to deal with the layers directly.
CorePay
Shop checkout
Live
A pay button for shops.
CorePay lets a shop create a payment link or a 'pay' button for its website. The customer clicks it, goes to a payment service such as Ping Exchange, and approves the payment with CorePass. The shop then gets a signed confirmation that the payment went through.
Released on 2026-06-04. Ping Exchange was one of the first connected payment services.
- Released on 4 June 2026.
- Payment links, embedded links, or a simple HTML form that needs no JavaScript.
- A WooCommerce/WordPress plugin exists for online shops.
- Supports recurring payments (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) that the payer can pause or cancel.
- Can quote a price in a normal currency such as USD and convert it at Ping Exchange's live rate, which updates every 15 seconds.
- Confirms each payment to the shop with a digitally signed message (webhook).
- Ping Exchange was one of the first connected payment services, and CoDeTech named Wall Money as one of the next.
SourcesCore Chronicle: CorePay Is Live, 2026-06-04 ↗ · CorePay developer reference (checked 2026-09-04) ↗ · Core Chronicle #11.5: CorePay WooCommerce plugin demo, 2026-06-11 ↗
Ping Exchange
Exchange
Live
Swap one coin for another at the price buyers and sellers set.
Ping Exchange is a trading platform where you log in with CorePass instead of a password. It says it was the first exchange to list Core's coins. CoDeTech says that whenever one coin or currency is swapped for another anywhere in the stack, Ping is where the price is set.
Exchange live; also one of the first payment services connected to CorePay.
- Log in with CorePass, no password.
- Says it was the first exchange to offer Core Coin (XCB) and Core Token (CTN).
- Describes itself as a hybrid exchange with its own built-in system for completing transfers (funds clear in about 42 seconds).
- Customers can move into stable tokens at any time.
- According to CoDeTech's CEO, conversions in the stack run as real orders between real users on Ping's order book, not bots or market makers. He has also said one participant follows outside prices for coins like Bitcoin.
- One of the first payment services connected to CorePay, shown in its launch demo.
SourcesPing Exchange official website (checked 2026-07-24) ↗ · Ockert Loubser (CEO CoDeTech), AMA, Strike Labs / Binance Square, 2026-06-10 (real market orders, 'no market makers') ↗ · Ockert Loubser (CEO CoDeTech), AMA, Crypto Astronaut / Binance Live, 2026-06-12 ('there's one market maker' following outside prices) ↗
Wall Money
Money app
Pre-launch
Bank account, card and digital money in one app.
Wall Money is an app that combines a regular bank-style account and payment cards with a wallet for crypto and digital money. It connects digital money back to money you can spend in any shop. In a public demo, its virtual card paid for groceries at a supermarket checkout.
Public release postponed on 29 September 2026, after some bank balances from a service provider showed as zero. No new date yet.
- Describes itself as a hybrid bank for normal money and crypto, where you keep your own keys (self-custody).
- Public demo (July 2026): USDC was sent from CorePass to Wall Money, converted into a USD balance, and used to pay EUR 13.81 at a Lidl checkout in Slovakia with the virtual card.
- Can send money to a social media handle instead of a wallet address.
- First release: you can only add money as USDC on the Polygon network. Incoming bank transfers are not possible yet.
- First release: virtual card via Google Wallet (Android) only.
- Not available everywhere: people from Cuba, Iran and North Korea are excluded, and residents of 22 other countries, including the USA, cannot sign up. The regulated partner companies run their own identity checks.
SourcesCore Chronicle: Wall Money Update and Release Announcement, 2026-09-14 ↗ · Compressed Core Chronicle: Wall Money update, 2026-09-29 (public release postponed) ↗ · Wall Money website (checked 2026-07-12) ↗ · Compressed Chronicle 3/3: Wall Money In Action, 2026-07-14 ↗
CorePort
Route planner
Pre-launch
Plans the route your money takes.
CorePort works out the route a payment takes. You tell it where the money starts and where it needs to end up, and it plans the steps in between, such as which currency and which payment route. Most people will use it inside Wall Money without seeing it.
'Will be released soon' (July 2026). In September 2026 a CorePort step was shown inside the Wall Money release version, and CoDeTech said the Wall Money release 'opens CorePort'.
- CoDeTech's CEO calls it 'the instructor': it takes a start point and an end point and works out the route.
- Built on the open payto payment scheme instead of a closed standard owned by one company.
- Inside Wall Money, it decides how a payment travels and completes it, including choosing the currency when you transfer.
- Also described as covering on-ramp and off-ramp flows (moving between normal money and digital money).
SourcesCore Chronicle: Wall Money Update and Release Announcement, 2026-09-14 (CorePort = routing and settlement) ↗ · Ockert Loubser (CEO CoDeTech), Core Chronicle script 'The Settlement Rail', 2026-07-25 (not published online) ('CorePort is the instructor', built on payto) · Ockert Loubser (CEO CoDeTech), AMA, Crypto Alpha Grid, 2026-07-06 ('will be released soon'; Telegram audio, no public recording) · Ockert Loubser (CEO CoDeTech), AMA, Strike Labs / Binance Square, 2026-06-10 (on/off-ramp and settlement flows) ↗