Chainlink CRE · ENSv2 · Hedera

Get paid today for an invoice due in ninety days.

Every invoice here was priced inside a trusted execution environment, named on ENS, and registered against double financing — so an investor can verify the whole chain of custody without trusting us, and without ever seeing the invoice.

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Priced inside an enclave

A Chainlink CRE confidential workflow reads the invoice and the debtor’s payment history inside an AWS Nitro TEE. Seven fields leave it — a fingerprint, face value, due date, risk score, discount. Nothing else.

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Named on ENS

The DON-signed report mints inv-1042.acme.receivable.eth. A permissioned resolver decides who may write each record, so a business cannot name an invoice that was never verified.

03

Registered against double financing

A canonical hash goes on a public Hedera Consensus Service topic. Any lender computing the same hash sees the invoice is already financed — the fraud this industry actually loses money to.

04

Tokenized and sold

An ATS security token is issued on Hedera and sold below par in whole-dollar units. The business is paid the moment an investor buys; the discount is the investor’s return at maturity.

Seven fields

leave the enclave. The invoice and the debtor’s payment history never do.

Three keys

is all the Hedera adapter may write on a name. Enforced on-chain, not by us.

One fingerprint

shared publicly, so any lender can detect the same invoice sold twice.

Every invoice has a public record

No wallet, no login, no API of ours — just ENS text records.

/inv/inv-1042.acme.receivable.eth →