Supplier paid
− SGD 100,000Provider pays supplier.
When your business pays an overseas supplier before its customer repays you, every advance needs a funding decision and a clear record of what is still owed.
Clearline prepares. Treasury decides.
| Case | Reference | Outstanding (SGD) | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADV-001 | C-001 / S-014 | 48,215.37 | Awaiting review |
| ADV-002 | C-002 / S-008 | 12,608.49 | Partly repaid |
| ADV-003 | C-003 / S-021 | 73,194.28 | Overdue |
| ADV-004 | C-004 / S-011 | 9,384.62 | Unmatched cash |
Illustrative interface · Not live provider records
Your customer needs a supplier paid. You advance the money. The repayment comes later—or not when expected. The payment may be complete. The financial obligation may not be.
Today, those answers can live across spreadsheets, statements, payout files and messages. Clearline brings the decision and the repayment history together.
Provider pays supplier.
Repayment incomplete.
A follow-up is required.
Illustrative timeline · not a customer outcome
The case stays intact as it moves between operations, treasury and finance.
Record the customer, supplier, invoice, payout date and proposed advance.
Run five straightforward checks before the case reaches treasury.
A different, named treasury approver records the decision and why.
Record payouts, repayments and what remains outstanding by reference.
Surface overdue, partly repaid and unmatched cases for someone to handle.
Clearline prepares each check in plain English, shows the underlying inputs and leaves the decision with the provider's treasury team.
Find prior advances linked to the same invoice before another is approved.
Show whether the proposed advance exceeds the customer’s recorded limit.
Bring earlier unpaid advances into view before another commitment.
Check that repayment date and funding terms are present.
Separate usable liquidity from money reserved for other obligations.
The provider defines its cash classifications with appropriate professional and legal review.
The operator prepares the case and attaches evidence. A different, named approver reviews the proposed advance and records why they approved or declined it.
The software does not make the credit decision. Your people do.
Invoice, terms, funding checks and evidence attached.
A different person records approve / decline and the reason.
Illustrative workflow · not a live approval
Only the cases that need someone: awaiting review, overdue repayment, partial repayment or unmatched cash.
Each case carries its supporting records. A daily digest highlights outstanding exceptions—or says when there is nothing new to review.
Receipts match by reference, never by amount alone.
| Case | Reference | Outstanding (SGD) | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADV-001 | C-001 / S-014 | 48,215.37 | Awaiting review |
| ADV-002 | C-002 / S-008 | 12,608.49 | Partly repaid |
| ADV-003 | C-003 / S-021 | 73,194.28 | Overdue |
| ADV-004 | C-004 / S-011 | 9,384.62 | Unmatched cash |
Illustrative interface · Not live provider records
Clearline is exploring Safe transaction proposals, evidence fingerprints and stablecoin repayment checks. These are not part of today's Funding Desk demo.
After approval, Clearline prepares a proposed USDC payout. Your Safe signers choose whether to approve and execute.
Anchor a case evidence hash on Base without putting underlying customer documents on-chain.
Check supported token identity, network and finality before matching a repayment by reference.
See proposed advances, available liquidity and outstanding obligations before making another decision.
Follow repayment references, ledger movements and exceptions without rebuilding the history by hand.
Know which cases need attention, what happened and who should act next.
Singapore first · Small and mid-sized cross-border payment providers
We are careful about what the software does—and what it doesn't do.
Clearline does not hold or move money.
The provider decides whether to advance funds.
Operators prepare; different treasury approvers decide.
Exports include a SHA-256 digest that can help detect changes.
Your treasury team defines classifications and consults advisers.
The proposed Onchain design anchors fingerprints, not records.
Bring five redacted historical funding cases. We'll replay what was known when each advance was considered and compare Clearline's flags with what happened.
Redacted advance terms, references, payout and repayment events.
What the team knew at each decision point, without hindsight.
The flags, outstanding balance and observed outcome.
Where the workflow was useful—and where it wasn't.
A replay is a product evaluation, not an audit or proof of an alternative outcome. We agree file handling before any records are exchanged.
No. Clearline does not provide credit or capital. The payment provider uses its own money and makes its own funding decisions.
No. The current Funding Desk records and tracks advances, payouts and repayments. It does not custody, transmit or settle funds.
Explore the live demonstration with fictional records. Then, if useful, we can discuss a five-case historical replay using redacted records.
For a replay: relevant dates, amounts, references, agreed terms, funding information and repayment events. We agree the exact scope before any files are shared.
The public demo uses only fictional data. For real replay files, we first agree access, transfer, retention and deletion arrangements. Do not submit confidential case records through the website form.
No. The prototype begins with CSV inputs and offers evidence, ledger and accounting exports. No live integration is needed to assess the initial workflow.
Clearline Onchain is in development on testnet. The intended design prepares Safe payout proposals; your own authorised Safe signers decide and execute. Clearline does not hold signing keys.
We’re starting with a five-case replay. Pricing for any subsequent pilot is agreed directly with each provider based on scope.

Aashmiin is an Accountancy student at Singapore Management University, building Clearline around a practical question: when a provider advances money to an overseas supplier, how does treasury keep track of what was decided, what was paid and what is still owed?
Clearline is being developed through working prototypes and conversations with people in payments, finance and treasury operations.
Connect on LinkedIn ↗Test the workflow against redacted histories. No live bank connections or customer data are needed for the public demo.