# CargoBill

> Logistics payments done right

CargoBill is a stablecoin payment platform for logistics and supply chain operators. It enables cross-border payments to settle continuously, regardless of timezone or transaction size.

CargoBill is a stablecoin payment platform built for logistics and supply chain operators. It allows freight carriers, shippers, and intermediaries to send and receive cross-border payments that settle in seconds rather than the lengthy waits typical of traditional invoicing. The platform is aimed at businesses that need continuous, non-intermediated settlement across time zones and transaction sizes.

The platform addresses delays and high costs common in cross-border freight billing by using blockchain based, non-custodial wallet infrastructure and flat-fee pricing rather than variable transaction charges. Payments can be sent or requested directly between parties, with settlement available around the clock rather than limited to banking hours. This structure is designed to reduce the reconciliation and disputes that often arise from delayed traditional payment cycles.

Core functions include sending cross-border payments, creating payment requests, and earning cashback on transactions processed through the platform. It is used by freight carriers, shippers, and other logistics intermediaries seeking faster and lower-cost alternatives to conventional invoicing and settlement systems.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Payments
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2024-12-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/cargobill

## Products

- [CargoBill Payment Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/cargobill): CargoBill Payment Platform processes stablecoin-denominated cross-border payments for logistics participants through Solana blockchain infrastructure, executing settlement in seconds with flat-fee pricing structures. The system enables users to initiate payment transactions, generate payment requests with shipment data integration, and receive cashback incentives on transaction volume. The platform implements non-custodial wallet architecture with customizable permission controls and military-grade encryption, facilitating payment workflows for freight carriers, shippers, and supply chain intermediaries operating across international jurisdictions and time zones. (Trade finance, Live, Main Product)

## Links

- [Main](https://www.cargobill.co)
- [Privacy policy](https://cargobill.notion.site/CargoBill-Privacy-Policy-78afadc49f094d80b5d003eb80425353)
- [Terms of Service](https://cargobill.notion.site/CargoBill-Terms-of-Service-d32f0a9efaa2461b877318fecdc84629)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/cargobilldotai)

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