Halfseal

One invoice. One sale. Every invoice gets one fingerprint and one holder on @duskfoundation. Building in public in T-Minus 90.

[Halfseal @halfseal_dusk]

1/ Halfseal is a registry for invoice claims on @duskfoundation. Every invoice gets one fingerprint and one holder. A factor checks it before buying, buys the claim on chain, and the payment goes to whoever holds it. Building it in public in T-Minus 90.

[Halfseal @halfseal_dusk]

@nocturne_stds Excited to follow along! Looking forward to see where it goes.

[Halfseal @halfseal_dusk]

@tiensvdm @DuskFoundation we are excited to just give it a try. Sink or swim it will be good to build something on Dusk

[Halfseal @halfseal_dusk]

1/ Halfseal is a registry for invoice claims on @duskfoundation. Every invoice gets one fingerprint and one holder. A factor checks it before buying, buys the claim on chain, and the payment goes to whoever holds it. Building it in public in T-Minus 90.

[Halfseal @halfseal_dusk]

3/ Tallies changed hands like money, so a creditor could pass one on before it came due. Halfseal brings that to invoices: one claim, one holder, a sale anyone can check. Testnet proof of concept by December 1. Updates every Monday. Code: https://t.co/3jr1Ajs1zQ

[Halfseal @halfseal_dusk]

2/ The name comes from medieval tally sticks. A debt was notched into a stick, then the stick was split lengthwise. The creditor kept the stock, the debtor kept the foil, and only the two halves fit.

[Halfseal @halfseal_dusk]

Halfseal, week 1 of T-Minus 90

Shipped: name, scope, and a component map: registry, claim record, market, payment routing, attestations.
Learned: the attestation registry is a piece other Dusk builders can reuse.
Next: first contract on testnet. Calls with freight factors.