An operating console for the settlement desk
The reconciliation cycle goes away.
LineRate runs your counterparty contracts as live software and settles them continuously against one neutral record. A force multiplier for finance and ops.
Settlement overview
T+014:32 UTCcycle 42712 counterparties at risk in cycle 4271.
Helix Networks and one other have not confirmed before the window. Funds remain in escrow. Review before 14:32 UTC.
Settled today
$127.4M
8.2% vs last cycle
Cleared first attempt
99.4%
0.6 pts vs last cycle
Counterparties
38
across 4 windows
At risk
2
needs review
Settlement volume
Last 12 cycles, $M settled
Cleared on first attempt
Last 6 cycles, percent cleared
Active cycle counterparties
T+0 · 14:32 UTC · CYCLE 4271| Counterparty | Reference | Notional | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acme Hosting | A-7142 | 42,180,000.00 | Settled |
| Northwind Compute | N-3318 | 18,640,000.00 | Settled |
| Cascade Datacenter | C-9920 | 8,940,000.00 | In window |
| Helix Networks | H-5571 | 3,212,851.50 | At risk |
| Meridian Cloud | M-2204 | 1,880,400.00 | Settled |
Scroll the console. It is the live product.
Built for the people who live in it
Continuous settlement
Settles as the deal performs, against live data.
Neutral system of record
One source of truth you and your counterparty both trust.
Full audit trail
Every figure hashed, timestamped, and one click from export.
Freed capital
Money that sat in reconciliation and disputes goes back to work.
How it works
Contracts that effectuate their own terms.
01
Encode the contract
Your agreement becomes live software, with the terms you negotiated.
02
Run it continuously
It runs against live operational and payment data, settling as the deal performs.
03
Agree on one record
Both sides read the same source of truth, with an audit trail behind every figure.
04
Settle over any rail
Settlement clears over your existing rails. Capital stops sitting in reconciliation.
“LineRate settles our compute agreements continuously against one record we both trust. Month-end reconciliation is gone, and the disputes went with it.”