Built for banks. Instant bill pay with on-chain settlement

Turn 3-day payment promises
into 3-second proof.

VerraPay is an instant settlement layer for banks that eliminates 24–48 hour credit holds after bill payments.

The hidden delay behind "Payment Successful"

When a customer pays a credit card bill, the bank doesn't actually have the money yet. The payment is just an ACH promise that can take 24–48 hours to clear. During that time, the bank holds the customer's available credit to protect itself from settlement risk.

24–48 hour delay

ACH bill payments settle in days, not seconds.

Reversible promise

The bank only has a reversible promise, not final funds.

Frozen credit

To protect itself, the bank keeps credit frozen.

Poor experience

Customers feel the delay, even though the UI says "Payment successful".

C

Customer

ACH Promise

⏱ 24–48 hours

⚠️ Settlement Risk

B

Bank

Final Settlement

$

Biller

VerraPay replaces 3-day risk with 3-second proof.

VerraPay sits inside the bank's existing payment flow. When a customer taps "Pay Bill," the bank can route that payment through VerraPay's instant settlement layer instead of waiting for ACH alone.

Under the hood, VerraPay runs a Mint → Transfer → Burn cycle of a one-to-one-backed settlement token on a private Base L2. The bank receives cryptographic proof that the funds are real and final in under three seconds.

Today: ACH-only

24–48h delay

Customers wait days for credit to become available again

Settlement risk

Bank only has a reversible promise, not final funds

Frozen credit

Credit line stays locked during settlement period

With VerraPay

Under 3 seconds

Settlement completes almost instantly

Cryptographic finality

Bank receives proof that funds are real and final

Credit released instantly

Customer can use their credit line immediately

3 days3 seconds

How VerraPay fits inside a bank app

A seamless integration that works behind the scenes

Step 1

Customer pays a bill

A customer opens their existing banking app and taps "Pay Bill" as usual.

Step 2

Bank routes through VerraPay

Instead of relying only on ACH, the bank routes the transaction through VerraPay's instant settlement layer.

Step 3

Mint → Transfer → Burn on private Base L2

VerraPay mints a one-to-one-backed settlement token, transfers it to the biller's side, and then burns it — all on a private Base L2.

Step 4

Bank receives proof and updates credit

The bank receives cryptographic proof of final settlement in under three seconds and can safely restore the customer's available credit.

Why banks use VerraPay

VerraPay is built for regulated financial institutions that want faster settlement without adding consumer-facing complexity.

Settlement risk → zero

Replace a reversible ACH promise with cryptographic proof of final settlement.

Better customer experience

Release credit lines instantly after bill payment instead of 24–48 hours later.

Operational efficiency

Reduce manual reviews, exceptions, and NSF handling on bill-pay flows.

Revenue upside

When credit is available sooner, customers spend sooner — improving interchange revenue.

Built for bank infrastructure teams

VerraPay integrates directly into your existing payment rails. No separate consumer app, no brand confusion — just instant settlement proof that your risk and operations teams will love.

Built for bank engineers and fintech teams

VerraPay is designed as an API-first settlement layer. While the product is still in the architecture stage, the integration model is simple: initiate a settlement, receive status updates, and rely on VerraPay for instant finality.

Integration Overview

  • REST API with secure authentication.

  • Idempotent endpoints for safe retries.

  • Webhooks for settlement status updates.

  • Detailed logging and audit trails.

Architecture at a glance

Bank Core / Ledger Systems

Existing accounts, ledgers, card systems

VerraPay Settlement Layer

(Private Base L2)

  • • Mint → Transfer → Burn settlement token
  • • Cryptographic proof of finality
  • • API + webhooks

Biller / Payee

Receives funds with instant settlement confirmation

VerraPay sits between the bank's core systems and the outside world, acting as an internal instant settlement rail. It does not replace the bank's ledger or customer interfaces — it upgrades how quickly and safely funds can be considered final.

Investors: Instant settlement for a massive market

Credit card bill-pay volume in the U.S. alone is measured in trillions of dollars annually. Most of it still rides on slow, risk-heavy ACH rails. VerraPay is an opportunity to build a neutral instant settlement layer that can sit inside many banks and payment flows.

Infrastructure fintech, B2B, API-first.

Clear value to banks: risk and operational drag down, customer satisfaction and revenue up.

Architecture that can extend beyond credit cards to other bill-pay and settlement flows.

Built for U.S. banks with proven regulatory compliance and domestic infrastructure.

Interested in partnering or investing?

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Frequently asked questions

No. VerraPay is an infrastructure product for banks and fintechs. It runs behind the scenes inside existing banking apps.
No. ACH may still be used in the background for funding flows. VerraPay gives the bank instant settlement proof so it doesn't have to wait days to treat payments as final.
VerraPay is currently in the architecture and concept stage. We are looking for design-partner banks and investors.
VerraPay is designed to operate as an infrastructure layer inside regulated institutions, integrating with their existing risk, compliance, and reporting frameworks.
Yes. The same settlement model can extend to other bill-pay, payout, and B2B settlement flows over time.
No. VerraPay is a settlement and proof layer. Custody remains with the bank and its existing core systems.
VerraPay runs on a private Base L2 environment, providing the benefits of blockchain technology (cryptographic proof, auditability) while maintaining the privacy and control required by financial institutions.

Let's talk

Whether you're a bank exploring instant settlement or an investor interested in infrastructure fintech, we'd love to hear from you.