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Pay suppliers privately onchain using Openfort, powered by Unlink
Private supplier payments are now available via Openfort embedded wallets, powered by Unlink. This marks our first embedded wallet integration, with full integration guides live in both Openfort and Unlink developer documentation.

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“Our job is to make onchain accounts feel like accounts, simple to open and safe to run a business on. Confidential payments were the missing piece of that promise, and Unlink lets us deliver it without our customers giving up self-custody or composability.”
— Joan Alavedra, CEO, Openfort
“Wallets are where users and companies begin their onchain journey, which makes them where privacy has to begin too. Working with Openfort means a company’s very first transaction is seamless and confidential, and every one after it. That is the standard we intend to set for business payments onchain.”
— Paul-Henry Kajfasz, CEO, Unlink
Introduction
Businesses are adopting onchain payments faster than ever. B2B stablecoin payments grew 733% in 2025 to roughly $226 billion, according to joint analysis by McKinsey and Artemis Analytics. The draw is practical: settlement speed, global reach, and a transaction record anyone can verify have turned business payments into the largest category of stablecoin activity.
Openfort has become one of the leading providers making that move practical. Its embedded wallets give a company a secure, self-custodial account opened with a passkey, created in seconds, with no keys to manage.
Unlink completes the picture with confidentiality. Companies using Openfort wallets can now settle supplier invoices privately, powered by Unlink. Suppliers get paid as expected, while the connection back to the paying treasury stays hidden, and the flow remains self-custodial from end to end.
Together, the two layers deliver what businesses expect from a payment system: simple to adopt and private by design.
Why This Matters
A payment history is a confession. Read enough of one and you know who a company buys from, how much it pays, and when its cash runs thin—intelligence that procurement teams and competitors would pay for, yet a public chain hands out for free. More than any technical hurdle, this exposure is what has kept the most valuable payment flows from adopting blockchain rails. When privacy becomes a default, companies that have held back because of confidentiality requirements can finally come onchain. They represent a far larger share of global B2B payments than the early movers.
The wallet is the entry point for any company moving treasury onchain. It is the first account it opens and the surface every payment runs through. Partnering with Openfort means companies get confidentiality from day one, built into the account they start with.
What’s Ahead
Engineering teams can start today with the integration guides in Unlink’s docs and Openfort’s docs, which walk through the complete flow from wallet creation to a settled private invoice. Companies that prefer a managed setup can engage our team directly, and we handle the integration end to end.
Supplier payments are only one use case. The same foundation supports DeFi, payroll, treasury transfers, and recurring settlement, each running through the same wallets companies already use.
If your organization needs privacy onchain, reach out to us at hello@unlink.xyz.

