Make it an invoice.
Set your amount, due date, and financing terms. Submit for review and customer acceptance.
You’ve done the work. Keep the momentum.
Turn outstanding invoices into USDC liquidity on Arc.

Your invoice is more than a payment to come.
Make it the start of what comes next.
Set your amount, due date, and financing terms. Submit for review and customer acceptance.
A funding provider purchases your eligible invoice. Receive the agreed USDC proceeds early.
Your customer pays the full invoice. Repayment becomes available to the current beneficiary.
Pay your team. Take the next project. Keep the shelves stocked. Access the value in work you’ve already delivered.
Put USDC to work by purchasing eligible business invoices at a discount. Know the price, the repayment amount, and the time ahead.
Explore the marketplaceOne invoice. Clear terms.Illustrative · 30 days · zero fee
One agreed purchase price. One full invoice. Transparent expected profit over the term.
Evidence review and customer acceptance are separate, visible steps. Neither guarantees repayment.
Track funding, due dates, repayment, and your available claim from one workspace.
See how the purchase price changes business proceeds and a funding provider’s expected return.
Illustrative example only. Returns depend on timely, full repayment. Zero protocol fee in this example.
Purchase price: 9,800.00 USDC. Business receives purchase price minus 0 USDC fee. Expected profit is face value minus purchase price.
Simple annualised equivalent: 24.83%. This scales the term return by 365 / 30; it is not compounded APY or a guarantee.
Stablecoin-denominated invoices and settlement on a network designed for financial activity. One familiar unit from invoice to repayment.
Explore the foundationThe private workspace is online. Arc Mainnet financing requires administrator activation and approved wallet access.
Connect your wallet and create a business workspace to prepare private invoice drafts. Issuing an invoice onchain requires administrator approval of your business wallet.
You propose a purchase price below the invoice’s face value. After evidence review and customer acceptance, an eligible provider can purchase the full invoice. You receive the purchase price minus the disclosed fee.
The discount is the difference between invoice face value and purchase price. The initial deployment charges a zero protocol fee. Transaction costs are paid separately in the wallet.
The customer repays the invoice’s full face value into settlement escrow. If financed, the funding provider owns the repayment claim. If not financed, the business owns it.
Repayment remains available after the due date. New funding is closed. Being overdue does not automatically trigger penalties, seizure, or a guarantee of recovery. A provider can lose capital if the customer does not repay.
Settle is configured for Arc Mainnet and USDC. The workspace saves your private records now. Financial transactions become available after the administrator deploys and activates the contract, and approves participating wallets. Check the network and activation status in the app.