Invoice creation
Issue bank-transfer invoices from the merchant desk with amount, currency, payer details, and a structured INV reference.
Business
Merchant invoicing for business accounts: create an invoice, share a pay link, and optionally auto-convert cleared fiat into USDC the moment payment settles.
Merchant desk
Invoice → pay link → USDC
01
Amount, currency, payer, and settlement mode — keep fiat or auto-convert to USDC.
02
Issue a public tokenized link. Your client pays by bank transfer with a structured INV reference.
03
When fiat clears, DB PAY reconciles and can convert automatically into your USDC wallet.
Issued invoice
INV-1048
€4,200.00
Public pay link
/pay/invoice/8f3a…c21
Merchant toolkit
Three moves cover the loop — create, collect, settle — with ledger evidence on every step.
Issue bank-transfer invoices from the merchant desk with amount, currency, payer details, and a structured INV reference.
Share a public tokenized pay page. Clients pay without logging into your account — you get a trackable payment intent.
Choose Auto-convert to USDC at issue time. When inbound fiat clears, DB PAY reconciles and settles to your USDC wallet.
Receipt matching, ledger journals, optional conversion fee, and settlement status — so ops and finance stay aligned.
Auto-convert
Set settlement to Auto-convert when you issue. After the payer’s bank transfer clears against your INV reference, conversion runs into your USDC wallet with fees shown in the ledger.
Settlement path
Inbound fiat
Bank transfer lands on merchant IBAN / VA
Reconcile
PaymentReceipt matched to INV-{invoiceNo}
Convert
Quoted FX path · fee to company pool
Credit
USDC wallet updated · invoice SETTLED
Also for business
Business accounts unlock the rest of the operating layer when your volumes grow.
Corporate corridors with priority support
Dual control on high-value movements
Institutional tickets and marketplace rails
Business use is covered by our Business Terms.
Open a business account, enable merchant invoicing, and start collecting with pay links — settle to fiat or USDC.