Get paid.Pay your team.In exact dollars.
Invoices, pay links and payroll for small businesses, settled in USDC on NEAR. Sign in with email; Tegata pays every network fee and seals every receipt.


The problem
A small design studio sends a client abroad an invoice for $1,250.00. By card, that costs about $68 (2.9% + 30¢, plus 1.5% international and 1% conversion). By wire, $6.11 just to receive it. In stablecoins, the studio has to ask which coin and chain the client holds, send an address for that exact chain, match the transfer by its amount, and buy that chain's token before the money can move again.
The idea
The studio signs in with email and Tegata opens a NEAR account named after it, with no wallet and no NEAR to buy: Tegata pays every network fee. The client opens the invoice and pays in USDC on NEAR. The studio receives exactly $1,250.00, the invoice turns Paid when NEAR itself shows the transfer, and both sides get a sealed, numbered receipt.
How money movesEverything in the Sandbox today
The whole app runs on NEAR testnet with test USDC, free. Every screen below is a real capture of the app on testnet.
Invoices
Customers, items, discount and tax, part-payments, repeat invoices and a PDF.
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Pay links
One link for a fixed or any amount, with a QR code. Paid the moment NEAR settles it.
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The pay page
Pay from a Tegata balance or any NEAR wallet; other chains show a live NEAR Intents price.
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Receipts
A sealed receipt for every movement: payments, sends and rewards, each linked to NEAR.
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Pay people
Add your team by email or CSV. They choose where pay lands; one approval pays everyone.
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Send
Dollars to any NEAR account that can hold USDC, in one hold. Tegata pays the fee.
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For developers
An API key, one curl for a checkout session, and a signed webhook when NEAR settles it.
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Referrals
Invite a business; you both get a reward once real customers pay it.
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Paid means NEAR says so
Every payment carries its own memo. Tegata marks it paid only when the final transaction on NEAR holds a USDC transfer to the business, for the full amount, with that memo. Nothing a browser says is believed. Money received another way can be marked paid by hand, and its receipt says so.
When is it paid?

How it's built


