DueTallyUSDC for international client payments

Give international clients one clear path to pay in USDC.

Put the service, amount, dates, network, receiving wallet, and payment QR in one document when both sides have agreed to settle the invoice in USDC.

Non-custodial. No private keys or seed phrases.

Parallel Research
INV-0031
Ready to send
Bill to
Sora Ventures
Market research engagement
Qty 1
$6,200.00
Total due$6,200.00
Pay in USDC
6,200.00 USDC
on Base
Payment QR included
Clear network instructions
No bank details required
Direct to your wallet
Why it matters

Cross-border does not have to mean unclear.

When a client and supplier already use USDC, the payment can move without exchanging bank routing details. The invoice still needs to make the obligation and destination unambiguous.

DueTally creates a familiar invoice around the on-chain payment: who is billing whom, what the work covers, the amount and dates, plus the exact USDC network and receiving wallet.

DueTally does not convert currencies, provide a wallet, or take custody. Each party remains responsible for wallet compatibility, accounting, tax, sanctions, and any other obligations that apply to the transaction.

How it works

Agree the rail, then document it

01

Confirm USDC with the client

Agree the amount, network, timing, and which party is responsible for any network fees.

02

Create the invoice

Document the service and due date, then select the agreed network and receiving wallet.

03

Send one source of truth

Give the client a PDF or hosted page containing the final amount and payment instructions.

Where it fits

Good candidates for a USDC invoice

Remote professional services

Consulting, design, engineering, research, and other business-to-business work.

Crypto-native clients

Organizations that already hold USDC and have an established wallet approval process.

Repeat counterparties

Ongoing relationships where both sides want consistent invoice and payment records.

Questions

Before you send it.

Does DueTally provide currency conversion?

No. DueTally documents and tracks the invoice payment. It does not exchange fiat or tokens.

Who pays network fees?

That is an agreement between you and the client. The payer's wallet normally shows the network fee before confirming the transfer.

What happens if the client uses the wrong network?

On-chain transfers may be irreversible. Confirm the intended network before payment and use a wallet that supports the selected USDC asset.

Does DueTally handle international tax or compliance?

No. DueTally provides invoice and receivables software. Each party remains responsible for the laws and obligations that apply to them.

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