Core Performance Indicators
Registered user accounts in application database
2 all-time active accounts
11 verified with on-chain receipts
Combined direct payments & employee payroll
Registered business entities with active payroll
Fully settled batch payroll distributions
Internal Operations vs. External Adoption
Transparent segmentation distinguishing internal ecosystem activity from external wallet payouts
Disbursements sent to non-custodial external EVM wallets, suppliers, and payroll recipients.
Instant peer-to-peer transfers settled between registered Architect Pay usernames and wallets.
Activity Over Time
Daily verified activity aggregated from completed on-chain operations
Asset Distribution
StablecoinsSettlement breakdown between native USDC and EURC
Supported Network Ecosystem
Verified activity across Arc Mainnet hub and connected CCTP networks
Product Activity Composition
Explicit segmentation between customer payments, business payroll, swaps, and sweeps
Methodology, Verification & Data Privacy
Transparent reporting standards and verification criteria powering the Architect Pay metrics.
All account counts, transaction states, and batch records originate directly from the Architect Pay PostgreSQL application database. Metrics strictly require a completed state (status: 'COMPLETED'). Pending, failed, cancelled, or reverted operations are permanently excluded from all totals.
Transaction hashes (txHash, burnTxHash, mintTxHash) are queried via standard JSON-RPC endpoints on Arc Mainnet, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Optimism. Verification confirms receipt status (0x1 success), target token contracts, and 6-decimal precision.
Payment volume includes customer-initiated direct payments and completed employee payroll disbursements. Swaps and balance consolidations (sweeps) are tracked and displayed separately so pure payment adoption is never conflated with liquidity routing. Hashes are deduplicated to ensure zero multi-hop double counting.
This dashboard and its public API endpoint (/api/public-metrics) exclusively publish high-level aggregated numbers. No user names, email addresses, wallet addresses, user IDs, employee payroll records, or transaction histories are exposed under any circumstance.