Issuing Digital Claims & Invoices

Overview: Hybrid-Chain allows enterprises, creditors, and service providers to issue legally binding digital claims and invoices in a tokenized format. These claim-tokens represent payment obligations or contractual liabilities, enabling fully traceable, programmable, and enforceable digital debt instruments on a decentralized infrastructure.

Platform Benefits: By tokenizing invoices or claims, operators can enable real-time tracking of obligations, support automated settlement flows, create transparent audit trails, and even allow trading or assignment of claims in secondary markets. Hybrid-Chain ensures all tokens are linked to wallet-based identity, have cryptographic proof of issuance, and support expiry, metadata, and status transitions.

Integration Flow:

1. Authenticate as an enterprise operator (e.g., using Whitelabel Admin or backend credentials)

2. Use the TokenCreate() API to generate a digital claim token with custom parameters:

   • Payer and payee wallet address (or email identifier)

   • Amount, due date, invoice number, terms

   • Optional metadata (e.g., reference to service rendered, jurisdiction, notes)

   • Optional expiration logic (auto-burn if unpaid after 90 days)

3. Distribute the token to the debtor using SecureSend() (email or wallet-based delivery)

4. Monitor claim status:

   • Use GetTokenOwnership() to track if the claim has been received

   • Use GetTokenStatus() to determine if claim has been paid, expired, or cancelled

5. Upon payment, the claim token may be marked as “paid” or programmatically destroyed (burned), depending on logic

6. Record all updates in the Hybrid-Chain ledger, which supports audit exports, immutable logs, and regulator-readiness

Optional Add-ons:

• Enable partial settlement logic for recurring invoices or milestone-based billing

• Use margin wallets or smart vaults to enforce escrow-like behavior

• Create a claim marketplace to allow factoring, assignment, or refinancing

• Tie the claim-token to real-world court-enforced contracts or commercial registries

Note: Legal enforceability of tokenized claims may depend on local contract and financial law. Hybrid-Chain supports infrastructure and verification, but the issuer is responsible for legality and regulatory compliance.