finvoice.fi

One click turns invoices into yield

RWA TokenizationFlare PrivacyAI Scoring

a whoppin' $3.1T market

01 — The Team

Built to ship

Sairam

Sairam

Full Stack Developer

Philo Sanjay

Philo Sanjay

Backend Developer

Three trillion dollar market.
One click.

02 — The Problem

Invoice factoring is broken

Legacy rails optimize for speed of capital, not legitimacy of claims — so consent, privacy, and UX all lose.

01

No debtor consent

Unilateral tokenization with zero verification

02

Privacy violation

Business relationships exposed publicly

03

Terrible UX

MetaMask, dApps, complex flows nobody uses

Market reality

$3.1Tstill on faxed PDFs & blind trust

03 — The Solution

Finvoice.Finance

Unlocking a new economy where private assets meet public liquidity, powered by AI agents on Flare.

Invoices live on a Flare TEE — debtor identities, payment history, and commercial terms never leave. An AI agent scores credit risk and bridges only what matters (risk grade, yield, confidence) to a public marketplace where anyone can fund invoices and earn yield.

The primitive: PDF onramp. Debtors just approve invoices through a regular PDF — OTP-verified, no wallet, no dApp. That one click tokenizes the invoice on-chain and kicks off the entire pipeline. TradFi UX, DeFi rails.

Private data stays private. Public markets stay liquid. AI agents connect the two.

04 — User Flow

How it works, end to end

PRIVATE LAYER (Flare TEE)SupplierCreates invoicePDF GeneratedEmbed approval linkDebtorClicks Approve in PDFAI Risk ScoringGrade A–D inside Flare TEETokenize InvoiceHedera NFT + HCS eventPublic MarketplaceGrade + APY + Maturity shownFunderPurchases tokenInstant SettlementSupplier paid, yield lockedUser actionAutomatedPrivate layerData flow

05 — Architecture

Privacy meets transparency

Flare TEE

Private Ledger

  • Debtor identity
  • Payment history
  • Full AI reasoning
  • Jurisdiction
  • Invoice terms

Hedera HTS + HCS

Public Ledger

  • Risk grade (A-D)
  • Yield APY
  • Face value
  • Maturity
  • PDF hash

AI sees everything. Public sees only pricing signals.

06 — Market

Expanding Opportunities

Trade finance and invoice markets stack from broad TAM into digitized receivables and on-chain credit — the layers we sit on are compounding fast.

Takeaway

Large liquid TAM, double-digit CAGR, and a wedge where privacy plus programmability wins — not another generic lending pool.

Illustrative market layers; CAGR rounded from industry forecasts

07 — Where Yield Comes From

The discount is the yield

Suppliers sell invoices at a discount to get cash immediately. Funders earn the spread when debtors pay face value at maturity. No speculation — yield is backed by real commercial obligations.

Real invoices → real payments → real yield. No token emissions, no ponzinomics.

08 — Live Demo

See it happen

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Create invoice → PDF generated

02

Debtor clicks Approve → tokenized in <1s

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AI scores → attestation crosses chains

04

Funder buys → supplier paid instantly

What it proves

Debtor consentPrivacy preservationSub-second finalityReal yield
LIVE

09 — Why Finvoice

What others can’t do

FeatureFinvoiceTraditionalOther DeFi
Debtor consent
Privacy
Agentic oracle
Sub-second
No wallet needed

10 — Roadmap

Hardening the trust stack

Today we ship privacy-preserving scoring and attestations on Flare. Next phases add cryptographic and economic security so grades and settlement stay solid at institutional scale.

Phase 1

ZK attestations

Prove risk grade and invoice integrity without exposing debtor PII or model features on L1.

Phase 2

Blind compute

Run scoring pipelines on encrypted or committed data so even operators cannot read raw inputs.

Phase 3

Flare TEE multi-signer

Multiple TEE machines co-sign attestations for fault tolerance and decentralized trust.

Phase 4

Cross-chain settlement

Settle invoices across Flare, Hedera, and XRPL via FDC attestations and Smart Accounts.

One stack: privacy now, verifiable compute next, economic security last

11 — Go-To-Market

Land, expand, dominate

A three-phase GTM motion: anchor with pilot banks on Flare, expand through ecosystem network effects, then capture the broader institutional credit market.

Phase 1 — Land

Pilot with anchor banks

Onboard 2–3 Flare member banks with a white-glove integration. Prove scoring accuracy and settlement speed on live receivables portfolios.

Phase 2 — Expand

Ecosystem network effects

Each bank brings its supplier network onto the platform. More invoices improve the model; better grades attract more liquidity providers.

Phase 3 — Channel

ERP & fintech integrations

Embed Finvoice scoring as an API inside ERP systems and trade-finance platforms so originators can grade invoices at the point of creation.

Phase 4 — Scale

Cross-chain & multi-asset

Extend beyond receivables to supply-chain finance, payables, and cross-border trade — becoming the institutional credit layer for RWAs.

Pilot → network effects → platform moat → institutional standard

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