Send it. Watch the seal land.
An invoice goes out, lands in the customer's inbox with its PDF, and is paid with one hold. The business's seal stamps it the moment NEAR shows the USDC, and both sides get a numbered receipt.
The whole product in 2:15, recorded from the app. Then the payments it made on NEAR, each one a link you can open.
An invoice goes out, lands in the customer's inbox with its PDF, and is paid with one hold. The business's seal stamps it the moment NEAR shows the USDC, and both sides get a numbered receipt.
USDT on Tron, Bitcoin, Solana: NEAR Intents converts it on the way, so the business receives exactly what it billed. The same account takes pay links, a counter QR and a checkout button on any site.
People choose where their pay lands. On payday one approval pays the whole run in a single all-or-nothing transaction, and each person gets a payslip by email, with its PDF.
Payroll can wait in a team treasury on NEAR until enough approvers say yes. Or the business sets money aside in Tegata's own contract, and it pays each payday with nobody online.
Send dollars to anyone, cash out to a bank in naira, cedi or rand, and hand the accountant a month as a CSV and a statement. Developers get a checkout API with signed webhooks. Team cards are next.
The film runs on the Sandbox: NEAR testnet and test dollars. The $1,250 invoice in its opening is an example, and says so. Live, on NEAR mainnet, is switched on as tegata.near; every proof here is on testnet so far.
Email, a business name and a pay address. Your NEAR account opens while you watch.