SettleOps
Receive USDC or EURC. Keep the flow usable on the accounting side.
Receiving the payment is not enough. You also need proof, a reference value, a clear invoice link and a simple reconciliation routine.
Non-custodial. We never touch your funds.
At the end, you need more than a payment received
A clear link between the invoice, the client, the wallet used and the expected amount.
TXID, timestamp, network used and amount received. Not one isolated screenshot that is impossible to review later.
A clean tracking line for your finance team, your firm or your accountant.
When this payment channel makes sense
Clients outside the SEPA area. Slow SWIFT, bank fees, opaque FX. Stablecoins reduce friction.
High-value services or purchases. A wire transfer still works, but you add a fast and traceable option.
You invoice in EUR but want to keep part of your treasury in USDC or EURC for future flows.
The 4-step workflow
You invoice as usual
The invoice stays in EUR or USD. Payment in USDC or EURC is a settlement method.
The client pays on the right network
Base is the default network. Ethereum is optional when needed. Always confirmed in writing.
You have immutable proof
TXID, timestamp, amount. More reliable than an editable bank PDF.
Accounting reconciliation
Each receipt is linked to an invoice, a receipt date, a reference value and proof.
Recommended networks and assets
Default option. Very low fees, fast finality and simple use on the client side.
Optional. For certain partners or specific constraints. Fees are higher.
Focus on widely used stablecoins. USDC for dollar-denominated flows. EURC to keep euro treasury.
- We avoid exotic networks and ambiguous choices that create errors
- For large amounts, a prior test is the rule
- The client guide acts as operating instructions to send to your clients
Simple objective. Get paid faster, with clean accounting and guardrails.
If you have recurring flows, the diagnostic is used to validate the use case and the right package level.
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