Confirmed by the client
Only the client's own wallet can confirm a debt. No confirmation, no sale.
PayDay lets a small business sell a confirmed invoice to an investor and get cash as soon as it sells. When the client pays, the money goes to the investor automatically. One smart contract on Avalanche.
Small businesses deliver first and wait 30, 60, sometimes 90 days to get paid. Rent, salaries and suppliers don't wait.
Selling the invoice for cash, called factoring, fixes that. Today it means paperwork, slow approvals, and trusting that the invoice isn't fake or already sold to someone else.
Only the client's own wallet can confirm a debt. No confirmation, no sale.
Every invoice has exactly one holder. Only that holder can sell it, and never to two buyers at once.
The client's confirmation, the amount and the due date are public and can't be edited. If it doesn't pay, that record is evidence for a claim.
Every payment is recorded as on time or late, in public. Investors see a client's record before they buy.
The business sets the price. The bigger the discount and the shorter the wait, the better the deal for the investor. Try it.
These numbers come straight from the contract on Avalanche Fuji, every time you load this page. Every invoice, sale and payment is a public transaction.
PayDay runs with test AVAX on Fuji. It isn't audited and isn't ready for real money. If a client never pays, the investor takes the loss, but keeps a confirmed, timestamped record of the debt to take to court. This is what comes before mainnet.
Demo mode needs no wallet. Play the business, the client and the investor, with the same rules as the real contract.