Modernizing Supply Chain Finance with On-Chain ADA
GTT eliminates opaque ledgers and delayed settlements. By leveraging Account of Digital Assets (ADA) and USDC stablecoins, we provide cryptographic certainty for Suppliers, Buyers, and Investors in a unified, automated environment.
ADA Liquidity Flow
In the GTT ecosystem, liquidity moves through programmable vaults called Accounts of Digital Assets (ADA). This section demonstrates how funds transition from investor capital to supplier liquidity, ensuring every party has visibility into the location and status of funds.
1. Capital Provision
Investor USDC flows into the Platform ADA (Escrow) to advance 80-90% of the invoice value.
2. Debt Fulfillment
At maturity, the Anchor Buyer pays 100% of the invoice into the Platform ADA Settlement Vault.
3. Distribution & Yield
The platform distributes principal + yield to the Investor and the final holdback to the Supplier.
Supplier Advance Payment Flow
Visual tracking model charting the sequence of actions and value states from invoice generation, discount triggers, funding vault approvals, and final supplier payout.
Buyer-Side Accounting Journey
Witness how GTT modernizes the double-entry accounting process for an Anchor Buyer. Clicking through the events below reveals how liabilities are reclassified and eventually cleared using digital assets.
Invoice Recognition
Upon receiving the invoice and completing the 3-way match, the buyer recognizes a standard operational liability on their books.
Debit Entry
Credit Entry
Live Ledger Visualization
Actor Ecosystem Matrix
The GTT architecture partitions responsibilities into functional blocks. Each actor manages specific control accounts that ensure the integrity of the total pool.
Buyer Block
Controls recognition and debt acceptance.
Supplier Block
Manages advance obligations and payments.
Investor Block
Escrow claims and matching asset vaults.
Circle Block
External custody evidence and reconciliation.
Payment Orchestration Router & Ledger Engine
Decoupling payment policy from execution rails. Categorized into two core architectural example groups: External Route Architecture and Fiat Redemption Architecture.
External Route Architecture
Interactive visualizers, sequence diagrams, USDC on-chain transfer lifecycle walkthroughs, and step-by-step route simulators.
Explore 4 External Route Modules ➔Fiat Redemption Architecture
Off-ramp redemption specifications, Circle Mint interfacing, banking wire/SEN settlements, and fiat transit liability accounting.
Explore 2 Fiat Redemption Modules ➔Project ADA: Optimizing Supply Chain Finance via the Stablecoins Commerce Stack
Explore the detailed architectural vision, programmable escrow mechanisms, and digital asset accounting standards powering the GTT ecosystem.