B2B settlement with guaranteed value. PYUSD frees capital, atomic FX cover.
The Absolute Best Way to Achieve Cross Border B2B Financial Certainty The Global Value Guarantee Fabric (GVGF) is an institutional grade settlement layer that finally fixes the broken system of B2B cross border payments. It addresses the core failure of legacy banking and current fintech solutions: the debilitating cost of uncertainty—both financial and operational—which plagues global trade.
GVGF is not a payment app. It is a foundational, contract first infrastructure that turns a mere payment instruction into an Atomic, Financially Guaranteed Obligation. We achieve this by leveraging PayPal USD (PYUSD) as atomic collateral, ensuring global reach and regulatory compatibility.
The Innovation: Certainty as a Service The genius of GVGF lies in its unique financial primitives, which replace high fixed costs and inefficient capital holding with transparent, dynamically priced risk management:
Dynamic Settlement Guarantee Premium (SGP): This is the core engine. SGP is a fractional, variable fee paid by the payer to secure the guarantee. The fee is calculated in real time by the Risk Oracle & SGP Engine (ROSE), which pulls high fidelity data from Pyth Oracles to determine the necessary collateral. The SGP is instantly segregated into two PYUSD pools:
Tranche A (FX Buffer): This pool absorbs adverse FX movements, guaranteeing the recipient receives the precise fiat equivalent value promised at T-0, completely eliminating FX Risk.
Tranche B (MIN Fund): This micro insurance nexus pool covers pre-defined operational and regulatory non completion risks, ensuring completion certainty despite the complexity of global compliance frameworks.
Atomic Guarantee NFT (GNF): This non transferable ERC 721 token is minted instantly to the payer. It is the cryptographic receipt of the guarantee, providing immutable proof of the transaction’s terms. The GNF’s metadata immutably records the Time of Supply (the exact T-0 timestamp), solving the critical audit and compliance problem for VAT/GST duties across jurisdictions .
Why GVGF is the Best Capital Efficiency: GVGF eliminates the need for corporations to hold large, trapped liquidity buffers against payment uncertainty. By substituting this expense with the fractional SGP, GVGF frees up significant working capital for immediate use.
API First Integration: The entire system is exposed via a seamless API Gateway, allowing treasury and ERP systems to integrate easily, abstracting the complexity of the underlying blockchain and smart contract interactions.
Security and Auditability: The Settlement Escrow Contract (SEC) is designed with strong immutability properties and non custodial principles. All logic is auditable on chain, meeting stringent enterprise quality requirements.
The Global Value Guarantee Fabric (GVGF) is built not by writing a monolithic application, but by engineering a specialized, auditable settlement layer. We achieve this by adhering to Modular Blockchain Architecture principles, allowing us to focus exclusively on the Execution and Settlement layers, which provides maximum scalability and security.
Our approach is contract first, meaning the entire financial state and logic reside exclusively in audited Solidity smart contracts, ensuring strong immutability and verifiable transaction state.
Key Technologies and the Assembly We utilize a focused technology stack designed for enterprise grade security and data integrity:
Smart Contracts (Solidity 0.8.x): The core financial mechanism is enforced by three highly cohesive Solidity contracts: the Settlement Escrow Contract (SEC), the Risk Oracle & SGP Engine (ROSE), and the Guarantee NFT Factory (GNF). We use standard access control and safe arithmetic to maintain a high security posture.
PayPal USD (PYUSD) as Atomic Collateral: PYUSD is integrated via the standard ERC 20 interface. The SEC uses transferFrom to pull Principal and the SGP (Settlement Guarantee Premium) from the payer's pre-approved wallet into escrow. This is vital because it establishes a non custodial relationship—the funds are only held temporarily during the guarantee period (TTS), mitigating primary regulatory and custodial risk.
Pyth Network Oracles for Dynamic Pricing: This is where the financial innovation meets verifiable data. The ROSE contract is the dedicated conduit to real time market information. It pulls high fidelity FX Spot Rates and the derived volatility index from Pyth Oracles. This data is used directly in the SGP formula to calculate the size of Tranche A (FX Buffer), ensuring the guarantee is dynamically collateralized based on live market risk, not outdated rates. The use of a decentralized oracle mechanism like Pyth mitigates the risk of a single point of failure and ensures data integrity.
Keeper Network: The final execution of the settlement is handled by a decentralized Keeper Network (e.g., Chainlink Keepers). This network reliably triggers the SEC.checkTimeAndExecuteSettlement function upon TTS expiration, ensuring the atomic payout occurs without needing manual intervention, supporting live risk management capabilities 24/7.
How the Pieces Fit Together The Collateral Flow and Risk Segregation: The Payer initiates the transaction via the API Gateway. The SEC acts as the transaction hub, instantly collecting the PYUSD Principal and SGP. The SGP is immediately split into Tranche A (based on Pyth's volatility data for FX assurance) and Tranche B (based on the compliance risk score for operational assurance). This separation is the "hack" that turns a generic fee into a mathematically sound, dual-purpose insurance premium.
Immutability and Audit Anchor: Simultaneously, the SEC calls the Guarantee NFT Factory (GNF) to mint the token. This GNF is the cryptographic audit anchor. By using block.timestamp at T-0, it immutably records the exact Time of Supply, directly addressing the critical international tax and compliance challenge of fixing the tax point.
Enterprise Abstraction (API Gateway): The entire smart contract system is wrapped by a RESTful API Gateway. This is essential for enterprise adoption because it abstracts away all Web3 complexity gas fees, contract addresses, and wallet signing—allowing corporate ERP and Treasury Management Systems to integrate using simple, conventional HTTP requests.
This architecture results in a specialized layer that is exceptionally secure, auditable, and capable of delivering financial certainty, a function legacy financial systems simply cannot match due to their reliance on fragmented data and outdated technology.

