Checkout that feels like Stripe. Settlement you can actually verify.
Cross-border sellers hand 3–5% to processors and FX spreads on every order. InvisibleRail settles in USDC on Arc — same checkout UX, receipts you can prove.
Three steps. Zero wallet talk.
Customer pays
A familiar checkout form. No wallet, no chain, no gas.
Live cost, instant settlement
See exactly what settled, when, and what you saved — receipts you can verify.
Refunds on autopilot
Your policy runs the decisions. Every one is logged in plain English.
USDC-native settlement on Arc's programmable rail. Refunds executed via Circle's Refund Protocol — deterministic finality, no chargeback games.
Honest limitations, stated up front
Demo customers already hold USDC. Fiat on-ramp via Circle partners is named as Phase 2.
This is a proof of concept, not production-ready or security-audited.
Consistent with Arc's deterministic finality — confirmed transactions can't be reversed, so refunds are contractual enforcement, not network chargebacks.
Elliptic / TRM Labs hooks are real, documented Arc primitives — architected and stubbed here, honestly framed as 'not integrated yet.'
The 'Import policy from Shopify' action is a hardcoded demo simulation, labelled on screen — not a live integration.