Policy-Controlled Stablecoin Payments

Launch stablecoin payment products under institution-defined rules.

Levery provides white-label technology for wallet-authorized collections, payouts, treasury transfers, and settlement, with verified account context and programmable controls.

Your Institution

White-label deployment

BRL / RLUSDCross-border supplier payment · XRP Ledger

Example Machinery LLC

Verified recipient

Machinery supplier · United States · Business account since 04 Feb 2026

Recipient record

Legal entity: Example Machinery LLC
Legal entity identifier: LEI 5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12
Registered address: 1420 Prairie Avenue, Cedar Falls, IA 50613, United States
Phone: +1 319 555 0142
Contact email: receivables@example.com

Verification and screening

KYB status: Verified · 12 Mar 2026
Wallet control proof: Signed on-chain
AML screening: Cleared · 28 Jul 2026
Account status: Active

Payment reference

Recipient wallet: 0x7A3F…9C21
Commercial invoice: INV-2026-0488
Purpose: Agricultural machinery
Payer account: Agribusiness Ltda. · BR

Authorization bundle

01SwapBRL to RLUSD0.15% · $372.75
02TransferRLUSD to recipientNo fee

Both calls are signed once with the payer passkey and submitted on-chain as a single multicall. The transfer settles only if the swap succeeds.

The institution defines payment policy, eligibility, limits, and approvals. Levery provides the account, authorization, and settlement technology, and never holds funds.

Verified Account Context

Connect payer and recipient wallets to approved individual or business records when the payment product requires identified parties.

Programmable Payment Authority

Restrict approved contracts, functions, assets, amounts, and validity periods through smart-account permissions.

On-Chain Settlement Records

Track transaction status and receipts to support payment operations, client service, and reconciliation.

HTTP-native payments

Extend stablecoin payments to APIs and AI agents with x402.

x402 is an open protocol for carrying price, asset, network, recipient, and payment requirements inside an HTTP interaction. In Levery flows, account context, approved assets, spending limits, and authorization policy remain outside the protocol and are evaluated before signing.

x402 coordinates the payment interaction. It does not replace identity, KYC, KYB, AML, accounting, or internal governance.

HTTP-Native Payment Request

A server returns an HTTP 402 payment requirement, and the client selects an accepted option before preparing authorization.

Policy Before Payment

Deterministic controls can validate the endpoint, recipient, network, asset, amount, frequency, and budget before signing.

Bounded Agent Authority

Session permissions can limit contracts, functions, tokens, spending, and expiration for application or agent-initiated payments.

Verification and Settlement

The resource server or an approved facilitator verifies and settles the payment, then returns a standardized result for tracking.

Global x402 ecosystem

A payment standard being shaped across finance, cloud, and commerce.

Visit x402

Industry leaders across payments, cloud infrastructure, and commerce are already adopting x402. Their participation reflects growing momentum toward a shared standard for internet-native payments across APIs, applications, and AI agents.

Cloudflare

AWS

Google

Visa

Mastercard

Stripe

Shopify

Amex

Payment operations

One control layer across collections, payouts, and treasury movement.

The same account and authorization infrastructure supports different payment products, each configured to the institution's own operating rules.

Stablecoin Collections

Receive approved stablecoins into eligible client or business accounts with account-level balances and on-chain settlement records.

Controlled Payouts

Authorize transfers to eligible recipients under institution-defined rules, limits, and approval requirements.

Treasury Transfers

Use scoped authority and token-based limits for movements between approved treasury and operating accounts.

Direct On-Chain Settlement

Settle eligible transfers between wallet-controlled accounts, reducing dependence on intermediary-controlled payment chains.

Institution-defined payment policy

Define who can transact, what can move, and how authority is bounded.

Payment policy connects verified account context to application checks and enforceable smart-account permissions without making the software the compliance decision-maker.

Individual KYC, business KYB, company membership, and signed wallet-control verification can support payer and recipient eligibility.

Payment control view

Illustrative payment policy

Active

Operating state

Policy connected

Participant Eligibility

Recipient and Contract Policy

Wallet Screening

Spending and Time Limits

Review Before Signing

Illustrative operational view. Institutional policy and authorized actions remain deployment-specific.

Connected liquidity

Connect payment flows to approved on-chain liquidity.

When the payer holds a different approved asset, the payment journey can include wallet-authorized conversion through permissioned liquidity before the recipient transfer. Available assets, routes, and networks remain deployment-specific.

01Tokenized deposit

02Permissioned conversion

03Stablecoin payment

Payer-Side Conversion

An eligible payer can exchange an approved asset within its own account, then authorize payment in the recipient's settlement asset.

Permissioned Execution

Swap permissions, pool roles, current quotes, price limits, and pause state govern whether the conversion can execute.

Conversion and Settlement Records

Indexed swap activity and payment receipts help operations reconcile conversion and settlement as distinct on-chain steps.

Treasury professionals approving an international supplier payment

Bring programmable stablecoin payments under institutional control.

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