A multi-tenant billing platform that collects payments by ACH and settles clean USDT or USDC to your wallet — automatically, net of fees, with identity and sanctions screening handled quietly in the background.
One API and one dashboard for the whole flow — invoicing to on-chain settlement, with compliance and reconciliation built in rather than bolted on.
Multi-tenant invoice creation with itemized lines, discounts, terms, and branded PDF generation with live status tracking.
Accept bank payments as the primary rail, with card support — so your customers pay the way they already do.
Received dollars convert to USDT or USDC and settle to your wallet, net of platform fees, with no manual steps.
Every counterparty and destination wallet is screened. Settlement is fail-closed — nothing moves until checks pass.
Flexible fee rules — percentage, flat, per-vertical, or floors — with reserve ledgers and usage metering built in.
Signed webhook events for every state change, plus daily reconciliation exports that tie every dollar to every settlement.
Run many clients or brands on one platform with isolated data and per-tenant API keys — your book, your rails.
Verify a business in minutes with a branded KYB flow — you send a link, they self-serve, you track every applicant.
Funds land in a wallet you control on Tron or Base — or a managed wallet we provision on your behalf.
Send a magic link. Your customer completes a short, Infinihash-branded verification flow; identity details stream straight to our regulated banking partner and are never stored by you. Watch every applicant move from invited to approved in one console.
From straightforward B2B billing to the verticals that need extra controls — the same rails, tuned to how you get paid and pay out.
Bill customers in dollars, settle your treasury in USDT/USDC, and automate fees and payouts across every account.
Take domestic ACH and split settlement to vendors, sellers, and partners — with per-payee screening and records.
Collect ACH and settle stablecoin to partners abroad without correspondent-bank friction or wire delays.
Run the entire invoice-to-settlement experience under your own brand, on isolated multi-tenant infrastructure.
Elevated review, reserve holds, and velocity caps switch on per vertical — a capability, not your identity.
A treasury view over every tenant: what settled, what's held, and where the stablecoin went — reconciled daily.
Create an invoice, collect payment, and settle stablecoin with a few calls. Signed webhooks keep your system in lockstep with every state change.
# Create an invoice curl -X POST https://rails-api.infinihash.com/api/v1/invoices \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $IHB_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "number": "INV-2001", "customer": "Northgate Wholesale", "lineItems": [ { "description": "Wholesale order", "quantity": 1, "unitCents": 204120 } ] }' # → invoice created · ACH link issued · webhook on settle
Simple per-settlement pricing, tailored to your volume and vertical. No card networks, no hidden line items, no surprises.
Net USDT or USDC after the platform fee, on Tron or Base. You can settle to a wallet you control, or a managed wallet we provision for you.
Your customer pays by ACH. Once funds are received and the destination wallet clears screening, dollars are converted to stablecoin through our regulated banking partner and settled — fail-closed, so nothing moves until checks pass.
Yes. KYC/KYT and sanctions screening run on every counterparty and destination wallet, and business verification (KYB) is handled through a branded onboarding flow. The controls run in the background; your customers just get paid.
Every tenant has isolated data and its own API keys. Run many clients or brands on one platform — ideal for MSBs, ISOs, and platforms white-labeling the flow.
Yes — the live demo runs the full invoice-to-stablecoin flow against sandbox rails, and you can integrate against the sandbox API before going to production.
Tell us what you bill and how you want to settle — we'll get you into the sandbox and map your integration.