Get paid today
Borrow against a Faktur Pajak: funders pay you 80% of it now, and you repay when your customer pays you.
Seller (PKP)
Finance a Faktur Pajak
Connect your wallet to submit.
Your invoices
Connect a wallet first
Your invoices are read from the blockchain for this wallet.
Your wallet
How it works
Step by step, with a Rp100M example
Example: you sold goods for Rp100M
Your customer will pay in 60 days, and you issued a Faktur Pajak for the sale.
Verify your business once, then submit the number
Your business and NPWP become a Chainlink ACE credential. Chainlink then checks each invoice with the tax office and that it carries your NPWP. Your customer is never contacted.
Funders lend Rp97M: Rp80M reaches you today
It's sent the moment they fill the vault. The other Rp17M stays in the vault as a safety buffer for funders.
Your customer pays you, you repay Rp100M
The vault releases the Rp17M it held back to you. Net: you received Rp97M and paid Rp100M, a cost of Rp3M (3%).
Words used on this page
- Faktur Pajak
- The official tax invoice a VAT-registered business (PKP) issues to its customer in Coretax. Each has a unique number.
- Invoice financing
- Getting paid now for an invoice your customer will pay later. Funders lend the money; you repay when your customer pays.
- Vault
- A pool of money for one invoice, run by a smart contract. Funders put money in, the seller is paid from it, and repayments go back into it.
- MockIDRX
- A test copy of IDRX, a rupiah stablecoin (1 token = Rp1, 2 decimals). It has no value and is not issued by IDRX; get it free with "Get test MockIDRX".
- Approve
- Giving a contract permission to take an exact amount of a token from your wallet. Nothing moves until the next step.
- Network fee (gas)
- A small fee the blockchain charges for every confirmed action, paid in test ETH on Arbitrum Sepolia.
- Shares
- Your receipt from a vault. They record your part of the invoice and are swapped back for money when you withdraw.
- Default
- The seller did not repay after the due date and a grace period. Funders then share the money held in the vault.