Crypto invoicing without accounting chaos — looking for early feedback

Hey everyone 👋

I’m building OnchainInvoice, a tool that lets businesses invoice in fiat but accept payment in crypto — without turning accounting and taxes into a mess.

The core problem I’m trying to solve is this:
Most crypto payment tools are great at receiving funds, but terrible at producing accountant-ready records. People end up manually checking wallets, hunting historical exchange rates, and stitching together spreadsheets after the fact.

What OnchainInvoice does:

• Create invoices in your local fiat

• Let clients pay in crypto (SOL, ETH, USDC, USDT and many more)

• Automatically capture the exact fiat value and exchange rate at settlement

• Generate cryptographically signed, tamper-evident PDF receipts with hashes and timestamps

• Mark invoices as paid via on-chain monitoring (no manual wallet checks)

It’s built for freelancers, agencies, and crypto-native teams that want the speed of crypto with the accountability finance teams require.

This is still early, and I’m actively looking for feedback from people who:

• Invoice international clients

• Accept or want to accept crypto

• Have struggled with accounting, bookkeeping, or audits around crypto payments

I’d especially love to hear:

• What part of crypto invoicing is most painful for you today?

• What would make a solution like this not worth using?

• Are there workflows or edge cases I’m likely missing?

Happy to answer questions and learn from the community. Thanks for taking a look 🙏

— Chris