# Bulla Network > Do more, earn more, onchain. Bulla Network is a decentralized credit protocol for onchain trade and business finance. It provides stablecoin liquidity pools that finance invoices and receivables, alongside tools for onchain invoicing and payments. Bulla Network is a decentralized credit protocol that provides infrastructure for onchain trade and business finance. It combines stablecoin liquidity pools with invoicing and payment tools, letting businesses tokenize receivables and access working capital while investors earn yield on trade finance assets. The protocol serves small and medium-sized businesses seeking liquidity and investors seeking yield on verified receivables. The protocol addresses delays and costs common in traditional invoice factoring, where approvals can take weeks and fees are high. It tokenizes verified invoices, such as delivered freight or shipping receivables, and connects them to onchain liquidity pools that settle financing in minutes rather than weeks. Records of pool composition, payments, and settlement are maintained onchain for transparency. Its main product, Bulla Finance, operates stablecoin liquidity pools that finance freight, shipping, and trade receivables. Bulla Banker is a companion application for creating and settling invoices, batch payments, and payroll onchain. The protocol is used by logistics and trucking companies, trade finance businesses, Web3 companies, and investors seeking yield on real-world receivables. - Type: Protocol - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/bulla_network ## Products - [Bulla Banker](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bulla_network): Bulla Banker is a Web3 accounting and invoicing application that lets businesses, DAOs, and individuals create, send, and pay invoices onchain. It tokenizes invoices as onchain records, enabling wallet-to-wallet invoicing, batch payments, and peer-to-peer loans. Companies use it to manage business and personal accounts without relying on traditional banking rails. 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