The add-on ring.
Four registered add-ons with observed UI or read surfaces. Status ui and a visible navigation entry do not establish activation, legal suitability or commercial availability.
STUDIO — content moderation
Observed Client Portal surfaces include UGC review, notice, appeal and audit-log reads. End-to-end moderation, takedown, export and case handoff remain configuration-dependent. STUDIO go-live is DPIA-gated and does not by itself establish DSA or other legal compliance.
TRAVEL — crypto travel rule
TRAVEL has a registered submission UI surface, but its network adapters are stubbed in the reviewed status. It must not be described as performing live travel-rule exchange. Wallet screening, blockchain signals and case handoff are target or conditional capabilities until the selected adapters and providers are integrated and validated.
AURA — coverage
AURA exposes coverage, claim and exception read surfaces. Eligibility is deferred in the reviewed status, so no current chargeback guarantee or continuously operating coverage should be claimed. Any future coverage depends on underwriting, performance evidence, eligibility rules, commercial terms and contract.
MoR — merchant of record
MoR has partial merchant and operator read surfaces. Any seller-of-record service depends on the applicable licence, jurisdiction, legal structure, operating model and signed contract. A visible or hidden navigation item neither proves approval nor diagnoses which gate remains open.
The registry's ui status means an interface or read surface was observed. A clickable add-on may still be a partial, stubbed, deferred or gated surface. Confirm entitlement, feature flags, integrations, DPIA, underwriting, licensing, jurisdiction and contract as applicable.
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