Introduction

THAT is designed to address the gap between advanced blockchain infrastructure and everyday usability. Rather than focusing on new consensus mechanisms or complex programmability, the project pairs a straightforward crypto asset with non-custodial tools and smart contracts that help people interact with public blockchains in practical, real-world contexts.

Software developed around THAT allows users to create and sign on-chain transactions, view balances and activity, and discover independent merchants who may choose to accept digital assets. Any merchant discovery features are informational only and do not create any obligation or facility for the Company to process, clear, settle, or guarantee payments between users and merchants.

The tools the Company develops operate on a non-custodial basis: users retain control of their private keys, transfers occur directly on public blockchains between the transacting parties, and the Company does not operate accounts, stored-value balances, or any non-cash payment facility. The emphasis is on usability and accessibility rather than speculation or promotion of THAT as an investment product, making it easier for people and businesses who already wish to use digital assets to do so in a way that feels more familiar and manageable in everyday life.