Settlement rails that never stop.
STATOHM sits between payer and recipient. The money moves in one block, the fee is split automatically on the way through, and nobody has to sign an invoice or wait for a bank.
Three pillars. One machine. No payroll.
Everything STATOHM earns comes from code moving value. The team that runs it stays near zero, because there is no one to manually approve, reconcile, or chase.
The Rail
Every payment enters through STATOHM, settles inside the same block on Base, and splits its fee on the way through. No waiting. No reconciliation.
The Reserve
Once volume scales, customer dollars are backed 1:1 by short-dated US government paper. Phase 1 holds zero custody between blocks.
The Market
Non-custodial on-chain swap routing across deep Base liquidity pools with automatic protocol toll extraction.
The fee is taken inside the transaction, not invoiced later.
The payer sees the exact total before signing. The referrer is paid in the same block. Your vault receives the rest automatically.
| Tier | Fee | Split |
|---|---|---|
| Creator & partner links (Phase 1 default) | 1.00% | 40% referrer (0.40%) / 60% vault (0.60%) |
| Standard — merchant checkout | 0.40% | 40% referrer / 60% vault |
| Micro — high-frequency links & tips | 0.10% | 40% referrer / 60% vault |
| Institutional — exchange & treasury tier | 0.04% | 100% vault |
How a STATOHM payment moves.
The link is created
You pick the amount, asset, recipient wallet, and optional referrer. Both an immutable short URL and a self-contained zero-DB link are generated instantly.
The payer signs once
The payer connects MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, or Rabby, sees the transparent breakdown, and confirms on Base.
Value settles atomically in ~2 seconds
StatOhmRouter forwards 100% of the invoice to the recipient, 40% of the toll to the referrer, and 60% to the vault — leaving zero contract balance behind.
Publicly auditable on BaseScan & Ledger
Every settlement emits an on-chain PaymentPaid event and logs directly to your operator ledger.
Start with one link.
Mint a payment link right now or inspect the live settlement ledger.