Stablecoin payments

A stablecoin payment belongs in the books

When a customer pays in a supported stablecoin, record the completed payment against what they owed. Your agent can show the invoice, evidence and resulting balance together.

SETTLEMENT RAILinvoice$6,000$USDC6,000recorded once it settles →

The transaction is only part of the answer

A wallet can show that tokens arrived. It does not explain which invoice they settled, what amount was due or how the payment changed your books. Economico keeps each wallet as its own financial account, so a recorded payment can be attributed to an invoice or bill and inspected beside its source evidence.

Record what settled, with the proof you have

Your agent can record completed payment facts and link them to the contract activity that created the amount due. The record retains the evidence reference you provide, such as a transaction identifier, and posts the entries. Ask for the remaining balance due and the named account that received the payment.

After receiving USDC
Record this completed USDC payment against Acme's open invoice. Show the evidence, remaining amount due and resulting ledger entries.

Check the outside world separately

Economico does not custody tokens, watch a chain, initiate a transfer or reconcile an outside wallet automatically. You or your agent must verify the payment and provide its value and evidence before recording it. The books retain what was asserted and what backs it; they do not turn an unverified transaction into cash by themselves.

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Keep the payment and the invoice together

Record a real settlement with its evidence, then inspect how it changed the receivable and account balance.