Roadmap notice: Swap to USDC is a future payment helper. It is not active in the current Arc Testnet MVP, and no transaction is submitted from this page.

Coming soon

Swap to USDC

Arqis may let payers convert supported assets into USDC before paying an invoice. This is a payment helper, not a trading product.

Purpose

Payment-first swap

Swap to USDC exists only to help a payer complete an invoice when they do not have enough USDC available. The invoice still settles in USDC and the payer must review the quote before signing anything.

Not a DEX tab

No speculative trading

Arqis should not become a trading dashboard. Swap routes should stay inside the invoice payment context with clear amount, fee, slippage, expiry, and confirmation steps.

Future flow

How Swap to USDC should work

Payer opens an invoice

Arqis shows the amount due, seller, memo, expiry, and current payment status.

USDC is not enough

If the payer lacks enough USDC, Arqis can offer Swap to USDC as an optional payment helper.

Payer reviews quote

The quote must show source asset, estimated USDC, slippage, fees, expiry, and risk before any approval or transaction.

USDC becomes available

After the swap succeeds and is verified, the payer can continue paying the invoice in USDC.

Scope decisions

Purpose: convert supported assets into USDC for invoice payment.
Current MVP: coming soon / not active.
Settlement: invoice remains USDC-settled.
Required before live: quote, slippage, approval, fee display, verification, and failure handling.

Payer safety rule

Arqis should never auto-swap user assets. The payer must explicitly review and approve every swap quote before a transaction is submitted.

Product principle: Swap is a tool to finish an invoice, not a separate trading product.