Compliance-grade

    Stablecoin checkout.

    Built for regulated firms. Your client is verified in the same act as they pay, and the evidence lands with the money.

    No chargebacksReconciles itselfPartial payments
    USDCEURC

    USDC and EURC only. Pegged to the dollar and the euro.

    An accountant working at a laptop in a bright, uncluttered office.
    The market has already moved

    The tier ones are already in.

    Billions have gone into rails that move stablecoin. Every one of them checks the business receiving the money, and none of them checks the person sending it.

    Key value adds

    Everything your current payment rails can't do.

    Ten things this rail does that a bank transfer and a card machine cannot. All of them, on one screen.

    A client without a usable bank account has no route to you at all. One holding crypto faces the off-ramp before they can pay you a penny. Paying the invoice directly bypasses all of it.

    The client with no UK address history

    A witnessed stablecoin payment identifies the regulated institution, the verified relationship behind the wallet, and how control was established. More source-of-funds evidence than a bank transfer provides.

    How the Witness Model works

    A client who trades on an exchange and transfers to their wallet produces the two strongest signals in the model: trade confirmation and exchange-to-wallet movement. The acquisition is the verification.

    How the evidence is scored

    No document is sent, so no document is stored, and nothing can later leak. For a client who would rather not hand a passport to a small practice, that is the difference between engaging and not.

    What is held about your clients

    The payment arrives already matched to the invoice and the client, with the day's conversion figure attached. 3.6 hours a week, 166 hours a year, that nobody was billing for.

    How it reaches your ledger

    Accepting stablecoin is the loudest available signal that a practice understands crypto. A genuine point of difference against other small practices.

    A client can settle an invoice in stages rather than all at once, without losing the compliance evidence attached to it. Each payment is its own verification event.

    How partial payments work

    Once a same-chain stablecoin payment settles, it settles. No representment process, no chargeback exposure, no reserve to hold against a dispute. A materially cleaner settlement position.

    Why there is no dispute window

    Single Portal Credit. One cost. Everything included.

    One flat credit covers every cost of accepting the payment in full: network fees, identity verification, screening, and the compliance certificate. No transaction fee is charged, and no card-processing fee of 1.5 up to 3.5 percent applies. A practice knows the full cost of accepting a payment before it happens.

    What one credit costs

    No penalty for adopting early

    Pricing is credit-based rather than subscription or percentage-of-volume, so there is no fee for adopting before your client base catches up. Credits stay valid 24 months. A practice that can't accept stablecoin today isn't avoiding a cost, it's staying off the rail that money is migrating toward.

    Reconciliation hours from Pay.UK research into small and medium business payment handling.
    See the whole thing working, step by step.How it works
    So why doesn't everyone do this?

    Every other checkout verifies the business receiving the money.

    Not one of them verifies the person sending it. So value lands from an address with no name attached, and there is nothing you could put in front of a supervisor.

    We looked. Nobody else in the world does what this does.

    What they do

    Verifies the business.Not the person.

    Unknown sender
    No name. No identity.
    Verified business
    KYC ✓
    You still can't answer: who sent this and why?
    What we do

    Verifies the person.At the source.

    Verified person
    Identity + screening ✓
    One contract
    One act. One record.
    You always know who sent it and why.
    Regulation 28, MLR 2017 - verification from a reliable source independent of the person.
    How does that stand up under Reg 28?The regulatory basis
    How it works

    Your client does the work. You get paid and get the proof.

    A client at a screen showing a verified account.
    01

    Your client is already verified.

    They hold an account at a regulated institution that checked them properly, under its own legal obligations - and is supervised on whether it did. That holds even for a client with no UK address and no utility bill.

    A phone photographing a passport beside printed photos - the capture WhyAML never asks for.
    02

    So there's nothing to collect.

    No passport copy, no selfie, no scan. Your client sends no documents - to you, to WhyAML, to anyone. Nothing to chase and nothing to store.

    A WhyAML compliance certificate, the record that lands with the payment.
    03

    The payment is the proof.

    They pay the invoice from that account. The money lands and the certificate lands, at the same moment. One act, not four steps.

    The full walkthrough, and what your client actually sees.See the product
    Who it's for

    One checkout. Every regulated business.

    The payment

    Fees paid, clients verified, one link.

    Send the payment link inside the invoice you already raise. The client verifies as they pay, and the certificate lands in your file. Partial payments on the same link for staged work.

    What they get back

    A certificate per client, a matched payment in your ledger, and nothing collected.

    Higher volume, or building it into your own product? That is handled directly.Book a call
    What it costs

    Priced per check. No subscription, no minimum, no contract.

    One credit covers the identity check, the screening, the certificate, your client's token, every network fee and the payment itself.

    All in, for less than a biometric identity check alone.