Agricultural operation supported by cross-border stablecoin settlement

Use Case · Cross-Border Payments

Move value across markets through programmable stablecoin payment flows.

Build branded payment corridors that connect verified counterparties, wallet-authorized transfers, optional permissioned conversion, direct on-chain settlement, and operational records under institution-defined policy.

Supplier payment

Settled
BR Client
RLUSD
US Supplier
Counterparties
Verified payer and recipient
Settlement
Direct on-chain transfer
Controls
Limits, screening, approvals
Institutional payment rails

A corridor that runs through your institution.

Levery gives institutions the modular, white-label technology to run stablecoin payments under their own brand and operating model. Both counterparties are verified before value moves, a tokenized BRL deposit converts through the permissioned AMM, and the RLUSD payout reaches the supplier account directly.

Payer Account

Payer account

The paying business holds an eligible account and authorizes the transfer from its own wallet.

KYC · KYB · AML

Payer verification

Identity, business, and wallet screening connect the payer to the institution's eligibility policy.

Institution InstanceLevery

Institution instance

The institution's white-label deployment applies payment policy, limits, approvals, and network configuration.

KYC · KYB · AML

Recipient verification

The receiving side clears the same identity and screening path before it can be paid.

Recipient Account

Recipient account

The approved supplier is paid directly into its own verified account, with no intermediary holding the funds.

Blockchain Settlement

Blockchain settlement

The authorized transfer settles directly on-chain, with receipts returning to operational views.

Real-Time Reconciliation

Real-time reconciliation

Indexed status, receipts, and balances keep payment operations aligned with on-chain state.

BRL Deposit

Tokenized BRL

The payer's tokenized BRL deposit funds the transfer from the same verified account.

Permissioned AMM

Permissioned AMM

Conversion executes against the permissioned AMM, where roles, limits, and pause state stay decisive.

RLUSD Payout

RLUSD payout

The recipient is paid in RLUSD, the settlement asset configured for the corridor.

Institutional payment operations

Connect collections, payouts, treasury movement, and supplier settlement through one governed account model.

Verified Payer and Recipient Accounts

Coordinate individual KYC or business KYB, signed account-control verification, and optional wallet screening when the payment product requires identified counterparties.

Approved Settlement Assets and Networks

Define the stablecoins, tokenized deposits, configured networks, transaction limits, and corridor rules available to each eligible payment flow.

Branded Payment Experience

Keep payment initiation, transaction review, authorization, status, and support within the institution's own client experience.

Connected Payment Operations

Bring account context, permissions, transaction receipts, and indexed balances into operational views for servicing and reconciliation.

Cross-border payment workflow

Connect every step through explicit account, policy, and authorization controls.

01

Connect the Counterparties

Link each payer and recipient wallet to the relevant approved individual or business account.

02

Prepare Funding and Conversion

Use the payer's approved settlement asset or prepare an optional wallet-authorized conversion through permissioned liquidity.

03

Apply Policy and Authorize

Evaluate corridor eligibility, recipient rules, assets, networks, limits, and screening context before the payer reviews and authorizes the transfer.

04

Settle and Record

Submit the approved payment on-chain, track its receipt, and update indexed account activity for operations and reconciliation.

Policy-connected payments

Combine familiar payment operations with programmable on-chain authority.

Connect identity, business membership, verified wallet control, and institution-defined corridor policy to explicit account and application decisions.

Payment control view

Illustrative corridor policy

Active

Operating state

Policy connected

Participant and Corridor Eligibility
Bounded Wallet Authority
Permissioned Conversion
Settlement and Operational Records

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

Treasury and payment operations professionals coordinating an international supplier payment

Build cross-border stablecoin payment corridors under your institution's rules.