How digital assets and stablecoins land cleanly in the ERP: data standard, posting, reconciliation, master data, operations and treasury.
A Statement Modelled on camt.053
Nobody sends an account statement for a wallet. The on‑chain bank statement (OCBS) builds one from the events on the blockchain. Some fields can be filled directly, others need a decision, and the remittance information is missing.
From Wallet Transaction to Journal Entry
Receiving and paying euro stablecoins is routine. The network fee in ether is a separate entry with a price, a book value and a result, and VAT uses a different rate from the accounts.
1:n / n:1, PSP batch payouts
How a payment without remittance information finds its invoice: ambiguous totals, partial payments, early-payment discounts and a payment provider's batch payouts.
Verify addresses, separate personal data
How a wallet address enters master data verified: proving your own wallet, checking other parties' addresses through a second channel and separating address from name.
Events once, payments once
How events from the ledger reach the ERP system reliably and exactly once, what remains after the last attempt and why a repeated payment with the same nonce does not pay twice.
Limits, closing, archive
Who owes behind each line of the liquidity status, limits per issuer, reconciling wallet and account at month end, and the audit trail from journal entry back to hash.
