Accepting a stablecoin payment isn't hard. Knowing which order it paid for is. Recon watches the chain, matches every payment to the right invoice, and tells your systems the second it lands.
You accepted a payment. Now which order was it for?
Your Shopify has no idea the payment landed.
You're pasting tx hashes into a spreadsheet, hoping you matched the right row.
Your checkout — or you, manually — creates an invoice on Recon with an amount and a reference.
They send stablecoins from any wallet — no account, no app, no special instructions.
We watch the chain, match the payment to the invoice, and POST to your webhook — same shape as Stripe's.
Recon tries the easy stuff first: an exact reference, then an exact amount. Most payments match on one of those in under a second.
When neither works — a customer sends $199.50 for a $200 invoice, or forgets the reference — Claude reads the surrounding context and proposes a match, with a confidence score attached.
You stay in control: anything below your threshold lands in a review queue instead of auto-matching.
Reasoning: amount within 0.25%, same customer wallet as invoice's last 3 payments, timestamp 4 minutes after invoice created.
Recon is built on HashKey Chain, which gives us fast block times and low transaction fees — so matching happens in seconds, not minutes, and the cost of settling a payment stays negligible. It's also designed with regulated payments in mind, which matters if you're a business that has to answer to auditors and payment processors, not just users.
Set up an invoice and watch a payment match itself, in under five minutes.
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