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Identity-native payments on Arc
Money moves
with context.
TRACE turns a simple USDC transfer into a route with a recipient, a condition, and a way back.
01Person@alina
02Proofwallet owned
03AuthorityUSDC held
TRACESettlement, with memory.
conditional settlement route
Built for the moments an address alone is not enough.
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PERSONPROOFAUTHORITYRECOVERYPERSONPROOFAUTHORITYRECOVERY
01 / Why TRACE
A wallet can hold value. It cannot tell you who it belongs to.
When a payment needs identity, proof of control, a claim window, or an honest way to recover, the transfer itself needs more intelligence.
The TRACE answer01
Identity is part of the route.
A verified X account anchors the intended recipient before a payment becomes claimable.
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Control must be proven.
The recipient links a wallet with a signature. No custody, no guesswork.
03
Value needs a safe fallback.
Unclaimed funds can be cancelled or refunded by the sender after the configured window.
02 / The protocol
One deliberate route.
Four clear states.
TRACE keeps the logic legible: people decide, contracts enforce, money remains noncustodial.
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Verify
Recipient proves wallet control.03
Claim
USDC is released to the linked wallet.04
Recover
Sender can cancel or refund if needed.
CURRENT STATE
Route / state 01
An intent is bound to the person it is for, before it is bound to a wallet.
03 / Proof, not promises
A payment flow people can read.
Every route is expressed in plain states, while the smart contract carries out the exact action that state permits.
- Network
- Arc Testnet
- Asset
- USDC
- Custody
- Noncustodial
ready to claim
PAYMENT250.00 USDC
FROM0x7A...401
→TO@alina
IDENTITY PROOF
X account verified wallet signature complete37 / 37
Contract tests passing04
Lifecycle paths designed01
Escrow on Arc Testnet0
Custodial balancesTRACE / ARC TESTNET
Give money
a reason to arrive.
TRACE is an early, testnet-first prototype for conditional USDC settlement. It makes the edges of a payment explicit.
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