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-Rafiki is an open-source platform that enables Account Servicing Entities (ASEs) like banks and digital wallet providers to integrate Interledger Protocol (ILP) functionality into their systems.
+[Rafiki](https://rafiki.dev/) is an open-source platform that enables Account Servicing Entities (ASEs) like banks and digital wallet providers to integrate [Interledger Protocol](/developers/get-started) (ILP) functionality into their systems.
 
 A critical component of Rafiki’s architecture is its accounting database, which manages financial transactions and account balances. To enhance performance and reliability, Rafiki offers the option to use TigerBeetle, a specialized financial accounting database, as its accounting backend.
 
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 For the accounting database, Rafiki provides the option to use TigerBeetle instead of PostgreSQL.
 This setup allows Rafiki to leverage TigerBeetle’s high-performance transaction processing capabilities for managing account balances and financial transactions.
 
-It’s important to note that while TigerBeetle can be used for accounting purposes, Rafiki still requires a PostgreSQL instance for the authentication services and Open Payments resources.
+It’s important to note that while TigerBeetle can be used for accounting purposes, Rafiki still requires a PostgreSQL instance for the authentication services and [Open Payments](https://openpayments.dev/) resources.
 Therefore, both databases operate in tandem within Rafiki’s infrastructure.
 
 ## Double-Entry Accounting: The Backbone of Financial Systems
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 Double-entry accounting is more than a bookkeeping method, it is the foundation of trust and accuracy in financial systems. By integrating TigerBeetle, which seamlessly implements this principle, Rafiki ensures that its users have a robust, reliable, and high-performing platform to manage financial operations with precision and confidence.
 
 #### Detailed Example: Sending and Receiving Rafiki instances
-Here’s a practical illustration involving sending and receiving connectors within Rafiki, and how the underlying TigerBeetle accounts are affected. In this example, a sending Rafiki (where an outgoing payment is) sends ILP packets to a peer Rafiki over ILP, (paying into an incoming payment). The peering relationship is defined using USD for simplicity in this example.
+Here’s a practical illustration involving sending and receiving connectors within Rafiki, and how the underlying TigerBeetle accounts are affected. In this example, a sending Rafiki (where an [outgoing payment](https://openpayments.dev/resources/glossary/#outgoing-payment-resource) is) sends ILP packets to a peer Rafiki over ILP, (paying into an [incoming payment](https://openpayments.dev/resources/glossary/#incoming-payment-resource)). The peering relationship is defined using USD for simplicity in this example.
 
 This process happens **for each ILP packet**, which can occur at an extremely high frequency, especially during real-time payments. TigerBeetle’s high-performance architecture is critical here, as it ensures accurate and consistent accounting for these high transaction volumes while maintaining financial integrity.