OpenBell
AI-RWA RECEIVABLES FOR SMALL SUPPLIERS
OpenBell helps small suppliers turn payer-signed invoices into working capital. AI uses confirmed X Layer repayment history to tighten or refuse; it never controls funds. Try the unsigned sample, then inspect the settled mainnet pilot.
No wallet · no document upload · no transaction
OpenBell supplies safe sample identities and a local document commitment.
THE WHOLE PRODUCT
A supplier does not need to understand hashes, model plumbing, or contract calls to understand who controls the money. The receipt-bound pilot shows how a settlement can inform a later assessment through a verified, published checkpoint.
Supplier and payer sign the same invoice package and document commitment.
The connected service seals one Bankr-mediated GPT-5.6 Terra response. The configured underwriter may sign bounded terms or preserve a refusal; neither can transfer funds.
A funder can execute only an underwriter-signed advance that stays within the contract's immutable 80% ceiling.
Exact trust boundary: the contract verifies the authorized signer, invoice-bound hashes, terms, freshness, expiry, and immutable ceilings. It does not independently attest remote model execution.
COMPLETED MAINNET PILOT
The first model response emitted no executable approval and was not retried. The disclosed human exception carried that rejection's hash inside its signed authority and could authorize only 0.025 USDG. The published lifecycle verifier recomputes the exact digest recorded onchain; five X Layer receipts show the funding and repayment.
0x97b5…67d88 · SETTLED PILOTRefusal, disclosed human exception, 0.025 funded, 0.02525 settled.
REALIZED FUNDER ECONOMICS0.00025 USDG gross premium: 1% of the advance for this invoice, not APR. OpenBell protocol fee: 0.
0x6d17…4db66 · RECEIPT-BOUND AITwo official RPC endpoints agreed on payer history before a separate genuine rejection. It was not escalated, funded, or settled.
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