Pay in dollars without publishing the ledger

Stablecoins made payments fast and cheap, and turned every company's accounts payable into public reading. Deploier keeps the speed and finality of a USDG transfer on Robinhood Chain while the payer, the payee, the amount and the invoice reference stay in a private record.

Try it on the practice desk

Payments upgraded for businesses

A payment run should not double as a public report on your suppliers and staff. Each USDG payment becomes one sealed record with a public proof that it closed.

Payroll stays private

Salaries paid on-chain should not be readable by colleagues or competitors. Each payment is one sealed record.

Supplier terms stay private

What you pay a supplier is a negotiating position. The tape shows that a payment settled, not what it was worth.

Around the clock

Payments clear on Robinhood Chain blocks at any hour, with a final status both sides can verify.

Proof on request

Hand the view key of one payment to an accountant or a tax authority and prove it without exposing the rest.

An invoice paid privately

1. Invoice

The supplier proposes: it delivers a receipt token leg, the buyer delivers 12,400 USDG, memo carries the invoice number.

2. Pay

The buyer accepts. The settlement is stamped at the current block.

3. Reconcile

Both sides keep the private record with the memo, which matches the payment to the invoice in their books.

Get started on Robinhood Chain today

Run an invoice-and-payment pair on the practice desk with USDG as the payment leg. In practice mode no USDG moves; with the escrow deployed the same pair settles USDG for real, and the amount is public on chain.

Practice mode until the contracts are deployed

Open the practice desk

Settles against assets on Robinhood Chain

Real assets a settlement can name today. They are issued by others; none of their issuers is a partner of this project.

ETHGas asset
WETHWrapped ether
USDGGlobal Dollar
AAPLApple
GOOGLAlphabet Class A
NVDANVIDIA
TSLATesla

Ready to try it?

Run this flow with two wallets on the practice desk.

Where it fits:

Issuer and processor networks. Stablecoin payment providers settling merchant batches without exposing merchant volumes.
Cross-border business payments. Firms paying overseas partners at any hour, with a record each side can hand to its bank.

“A market needs two things from a settlement: proof that it happened, and silence about what happened. We keep the first public and the second with the parties.”

Deploier design principleFrom the litepaper, section 3