Digital currency netting for stablecoins and CBDCs. Inter-issuer normalisation, peg-deviation circuit breaking, reserve-constrained corridor netting, and monetary policy-aware settlement execution.
← Back to ProductsStablecoins and CBDCs are proliferating — USDC, USDT, EURC, digital yuan, digital euro — but each settles independently with no cross-issuer netting. StableNet normalises heterogeneous digital currencies into a unified netting pool, compressing inter-issuer obligations while respecting each currency's unique constraints: reserve requirements, holding limits, expiry rules, and monetary policy parameters.
Cross-stablecoin normalisation with oracle-verified peg-deviation circuit breaking. USDC, USDT, EURC, and other stablecoins are normalised into equivalent units for netting, with automatic circuit breakers if peg deviation exceeds thresholds.
Corridor netting that respects central bank reserve requirements. Net settlement positions are validated against reserve constraints before settlement instructions are dispatched to the issuing central bank.
Settlement execution that enforces holding limits, expiry rules, and remuneration parameters defined by the issuing central bank. Netting windows adapt to sovereign monetary policy constraints.
Settlement via issuer API instruction — mint/redeem operations are optimised to minimise the number of on-chain transactions. Net positions are settled through direct issuer API calls where available.
Gross-reporting net-settlement separation (GRNS). Central banks see gross obligation flows for supervisory purposes while participants settle only net positions. Privacy tiers configurable per sovereign jurisdiction.
Platform-agnostic adapter for both account-based and token-based CBDC architectures. A single corridor can net obligations denominated in CBDCs from different platforms without requiring bilateral integration.
Countries exploring or piloting CBDCs. Stablecoin settlement volume exceeds $6 trillion per year. No multilateral netting infrastructure exists for either — every transaction settles gross.
Cross-issuer netting of stablecoin obligations between exchanges, OTC desks, payment processors, and institutional treasury operations.
Multi-CBDC corridor netting for central banks participating in cross-border CBDC pilots. Reserve-aware settlement with sovereign privacy controls.
All Settlement Computer products use FX rate feeds from AFXO — an institutional-grade FX oracle delivering deterministic rate feeds across global currency pairs. StableNet uses AFXO for cross-stablecoin peg verification and cross-currency CBDC rate determination.