Automating invoice settlement between supplier and buyer
See how an Ethereum-based smart contract replaces a 30-day manual approval cycle with instant, trusted settlement between two organizations.
Step 1 of 5
Supplier ships goods
Goods leave the warehouse, but delivery confirmation isn't linked to any downstream system.
Supplier
Ships goods
Ethereum Network
Smart contract
Buyer
Receives goods
Bank
Settles funds
INV-2026-0114
$128,500.00
Manual Settlement Record
PO Ref · 2026-0417
Activity log
Day 0: Goods shipped from supplier warehouse
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Read moreGetting started
The path to integration, what you need internally, and what to hand your counterparty.
Read moreInside the contract
What actually belongs in a smart contract, what it looks like in code, and how you get one built.
Read moreHow validation works
The specific mechanism behind Created, Verified, Approved, and Executed, and where it fits in the bigger picture.
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Step-by-step guides for each area, plus the frameworks and tools cyber professionals actually use.
Read moreExecutive impact
The measurable difference smart contract automation makes.
Current process
- Settlement time30 days
- Manual approvals12
- Reconciliation effortHigh
Smart contract automation
- Settlement timeSeconds
- Manual approvalsAutomated
- Reconciliation effortInstant audit trail