Every attempt to introduce crypto payments to mainstream businesses has crashed into the exact same barrier: gas token friction. Ask an enterprise accounting department or a commercial client to pay an invoice on Ethereum, and they immediately face an absurd requirement. To send a stable five thousand dollar payment, they must first purchase a volatile token like ETH, calculate fluctuating gwei units, and manage a secondary balance purely to satisfy network validators.
For enterprise CFOs and corporate accounting teams, holding volatile speculative tokens on their balance sheet is an immediate non-starter. It creates tax complexity, audit headaches, and price exposure.
This is why Arc Chain changes everything for commercial B2B settlement. On Arc Chain, the native transaction fee token is USDC. When a business creates an escrow milestone or pays an invoice, the gas fee is paid directly in the exact same asset: fractions of a cent of USDC.
A client deposits five thousand USDC into Pyris Pact, pays two-tenths of a cent of USDC for network execution, and the contractor receives five thousand USDC. Zero volatile tokens are touched at any point in the lifecycle. End-to-end denomination coherence transforms onchain escrow from an esoteric crypto experiment into legitimate enterprise financial infrastructure.