Rayls Labs is working on an on-chain payment solution for pre-made dishes.

Providing developers with a complete payment SDK, making integration of crypto payments as simple as ordering food through a delivery app.

Its core is based on intent and account abstraction (AA),
where users only need to express the intent to pay,
and the complex processes behind, such as gas and cross-chain transactions, are automatically handled by the system.
It's like an intelligent kitchen—you say you want a steak,
and it takes care of frying, side dishes, and plating itself.

What awkward scenarios does this solve?

For developers: it's like replacing an office automation system with a chat tool, allowing payments to be naturally embedded into any application process.

For users: payments become as seamless as checking in at a scenic spot, and they might even proactively spend to earn a payment badge (like a knowledge sponsor).

Important backend details to note:
Although it claims to simplify, adapting to legacy enterprise systems
may be as challenging as designing an elegant elevator for an old building.
Its value also heavily depends on the number of ecosystem applications,
and initially, it might face the chicken-and-egg problem.

Overall, Rayls Labs doesn't aim to become a financial landmark but aspires to be a standard socket in the digital world.

Unobtrusive but essential for all devices.
While the crypto industry is busy creating spectacles,
this team focused on micro-innovations in user experience
might penetrate the internet's capillaries more quickly.

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