Settleform

The problem: A freelancer invoices a client in dollars, but the client holds what they hold: ETH on Ethereum, USDC on Base, wNEAR on an exchange. Getting paid contract value means three steps the client will not take: buy a bridge token, connect a wallet, switch networks, then wait and hope it lands. Most clients just do not pay. The freelancer carries the cost of friction they never created.

What I built: Settleform is an invoicing product that settles in USDC on NEAR. The freelancer creates an invoice with line items and a due date and shares a public pay link. The client opens it without an account, picks the token and chain they hold, and sees a 1Click quote spelling out the exact figure to send before signing anything. They send it, and USDC arrives in the freelancer's NEAR account. Status polls through to SUCCESS, REFUNDED, or FAILED. A paid invoice renders as a receipt with settlement amount and transaction links. A refunded swap never renders as PAID, which is the failure mode most invoicing tools get wrong. There is also a converter for anyone who wants to move value to NEAR without invoicing at all.

How NEAR fits in: NEAR Intents is the settlement engine, not a coat of paint. Every route the client can take, from ETH on Ethereum, USDC on Base, or wNEAR on NEAR, is a 1Click quote into USDC on NEAR mainnet, and the destination account is a plain NEAR account name. The freelancer never has to touch a bridge, and the client never has to know what chain they paid from. Settlement records store the source chain, both transaction references, and both fees per quote, so the invoice, the swap, and the money landing are one auditable chain.

No conversion fee is taken by the app itself. What the quote promises is what lands.

Links: https://settleform.vercel.app and https://github.com/Sketchify-Dev/settleform