1. Public room
Buyers land on SOLEnterprises first and can understand the product lane before any protected app surface shows up.
Public buyer lane / Skyepay 3.1
This is the storefront room for the live money lane, not another dead redirect.
Skyepay 3.1 is the SOLEnterprises on-site wrapper for the real SkyePay store and gateway. The visuals, proof, and offer framing now live on the flagship first. The actual checkout, ledger, approval, and provisioning logic still stay with the live FS27 payment lane where they belong.
Visual staple
Storefront energy stays on-site.
The screenshots come from the copied Skyepay 3.1 package, so this room is using your real payment-lane visual body instead of generic placeholder chrome.
Skyepay already has the live worker and the real offer catalog. What it was missing on the flagship was a clean product room that explains the lane, shows the visuals, and routes people into checkout without making the whole company feel like a gated shell.
Upgrade posture
The 3.1 room upgrades the storefront without lying about where the real logic lives.
This page is where we keep the public visual and commercial story coherent. The live worker still owns checkout, policy, ledger state, and controlled activation after payment.
Real offer highlights
These are actual SkyePay offers from the copied source package, not made-up brochure tiers.
Each card below points back into the live store with the matching offer selected, so the flagship can talk like a storefront while the real payment lane stays authoritative.
Settlement path
The flow is clean now: public room, secure checkout, gate ledger, controlled activation.
This keeps the buyer journey legible without weakening the shared gate model that already runs the private apps and owner-admin surfaces.
2. Live SkyePay store
The real store handles catalog selection and secure checkout handoff without trying to re-implement payment logic on Pages.
3. FS27 ledger
Payment writes into the shared ledger and keeps the same auth, plan-policy, and activation posture you already use across the 0S.
4. Controlled provisioning
Owner approval, provisioning, and app unlocks happen after the payment event lands and the shared gate says the route is valid.
Proof and routes
The supporting lanes already exist. This room finally puts them in one place.
Store, gateway, API descriptor, and money-lane proof all stay public-facing and give the flagship a cleaner commercial backbone.
Buyer actions
Go from storefront story to checkout without getting dumped into noise.
The flagship should feel like the polished front-of-house. The worker-backed store and gateway can stay sharp, technical, and trusted once the visitor actually wants to transact.
System boundary
Visual room here. Payment truth there.
That split is intentional. It lets SOLEnterprises own the public narrative while SkyePay and FS27 keep owning the parts that must stay exact.