Automate Payments – Create DvP Settlement on Arbitrum
Transfer tokens with DvP settlement
No smart contract programming required
Atomic swap for tokens
Remove counter-party risk from settlement
Set custom price and payment token
DvP settlement product documentation
You have to Connect Wallet before creating a new payment
Arbitrum DvP Settlement for tokens FAQ
What is the DvP settlement feature on Token Tool?
What is the DvP settlement feature on Token Tool?
The DvP (Delivery versus Payment) settlement feature on Token Tool is a mechanism that ensures the simultaneous exchange of assets and payment. This feature guarantees that the transfer of a tokenized asset and the corresponding payment occur at the same time, minimizing the risk for both parties involved in the transaction.
How does the concept of Delivery versus Payment (DvP) work?
How does the concept of Delivery versus Payment (DvP) work?
DvP works by linking the delivery of an asset to the payment for that asset in a single, atomic transaction (aka atomic swap). In the Arbitrum network context, smart contracts are used to enforce the simultaneous exchange. If either the asset or the payment is not available, the transaction is automatically canceled, ensuring that neither party is exposed to risk.
How does the DvP settlement reduce the risk for asset buyers and sellers?
How does the DvP settlement reduce the risk for asset buyers and sellers?
The DvP settlement reduces risk by ensuring that both the asset and the payment are transferred simultaneously. This eliminates the possibility of one party failing to deliver on their end of the deal, thereby protecting buyers from not receiving their purchased assets and sellers from not receiving their payment.
What are the benefits of using the Token Tool DvP feature?
What are the benefits of using the Token Tool DvP feature?
Using the Token Tool DvP feature provides several benefits:
Security: Reduces counterparty risk by ensuring simultaneous exchange.
Efficiency: Streamlines transactions with automated, secure smart contracts.
Trust: Enhances trust between parties by guaranteeing delivery and payment.
Transparency: Provides clear and immutable transaction records on the Arbitrum blockchain.
Is the DvP settlement feature available for all types of tokens?
Is the DvP settlement feature available for all types of tokens?
The DvP settlement feature is designed to support a wide range of ERC-20 tokens on the Arbitrum network. However, it's important to verify compatibility for specific tokens before initiating a DvP transaction.
How does Token Tool ensure the security of transactions with the DvP function?
How does Token Tool ensure the security of transactions with the DvP function?
Token Tool ensures the security of DvP transactions through the use of Arbitrum smart contracts. These contracts are audited and follow best practices to ensure they execute securely and correctly. Additionally, all transactions are recorded on the blockchain, providing a transparent and immutable record of exchanges.
Is there a fee associated with using the DvP settlement feature?
Is there a fee associated with using the DvP settlement feature?
Yes, there is typically a fee associated with using the DvP settlement feature on Token Tool. This fee consists of a service fee paid to Token Tool, as well as network fees that cover the cost of deploying the smart contract on the Arbitrum network.
How does DvP differ from other transaction methods in Token Tool?
How does DvP differ from other transaction methods in Token Tool?
DvP differs from other transaction methods by ensuring that both asset delivery and payment occur simultaneously in a single, atomic transaction. Other methods might involve separate transactions for asset transfer and payment, which can introduce risks such as non-delivery or non-payment.
How long does it take to settle transactions with the DvP feature?
How long does it take to settle transactions with the DvP feature?
The settlement time for DvP transactions on Token Tool primarily depends on the Arbitrum network's current congestion and gas fees. Typically, transactions are settled within minutes, but it can vary based on network conditions.
Is there a risk of transaction failure with the DvP function?
Is there a risk of transaction failure with the DvP function?
While the DvP function is designed to minimize risks, there is always a potential for transaction failure due to network issues, insufficient gas fees, or incompatible tokens. However, in the event of a failure, no assets or payments are exchanged, ensuring that neither party is at a loss.
