The boring layer is where stablecoin payments get decided.
Sending a stablecoin payment takes seconds. Booking it correctly can take a finance team the rest of the week.
The transfer itself stopped being the hard part some time ago. What slows companies down is everything that has to happen around it: matching an on-chain transaction to an invoice, explaining a wallet to the bank's compliance team, deciding how the receipt is recorded for tax.
In practice I see the same pattern again and again. A company gets payments working in a sprint, then spends months on reconciliation and partner reviews. The work nobody wanted to talk about at the start ends up deciding whether the product launches.
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