People at a public procurement record board in front of a courthouse, an open civic ledger scene.

Every dollaron the record

One place where your town's spending is always current and anyone can see it. Works with the system you already use. Nothing to replace.

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Public spending, visible without a login

$208B

lost to late payments in U.S. construction in a single year

4 sec

to settle a vendor payment, vs 1–3 days on ACH

Contracts in one place. Payments in seconds. Records visible without a request.

How Civic-Chain helps

Less fraud, less waste, and a public record anyone can check.

Fraud becomes obvious

Only registered, vetted vendors get paid, and every payment lands on the public record.

Tamper-evident record

Contracts and payments are anchored on a public ledger any resident can verify.

Saves towns money

One efficient workflow replaces the delays and waste that quietly inflate project costs.

Revenue, not taxes

Funds held during a project can earn stablecoin yield, designed to meet the federal GENIUS Act, with no new taxes for residents.

Built on

Modern TreasuryREPAY

Civic-Chain partners with REPAY for payment processing. Not all payments on Civic-Chain are processed by REPAY. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Quick answers

Is this cryptocurrency?

No. Civic-Chain doesn't buy, sell, or speculate on any coin. It uses secure digital record-keeping behind the scenes, the way a card uses a payment network you never see, and every dollar stays in U.S. dollars.

Can it be hacked? Is my data public?

It's built to bank and federal grade security standards. The public record shows contracts and payments, who got paid, how much, and for what, never residents' personal data.

Who is it for?

Any entity that manages shared contractor spend: towns, cities, counties, school districts, HOAs, and other public or quasi-public bodies.

See it in your town

Talk through the workflow with the team directly.

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