As crypto adoption grows, businesses, freelancers, and everyday users are increasingly using blockchain networks to send and receive payments. However, these transactions lack the structured documentation expected in traditional finance:
Business merchants accepting on-chain payments struggle to provide official receipts or invoices to customers, leading to poor record-keeping, disputes, or compliance issues.
Freelancers and service providers paid in crypto often have no way to prove they were paid, affecting trust with clients or limiting their ability to report earnings.
Customers and clients receive funds or make payments without any professional confirmation or breakdown — just a hash on a blockchain explorer.

Without clear receipts, there’s no easy way to associate crypto payments with the purpose, payer, or service provided — causing friction, mistrust, and audit problems in crypto commerce.