Altitude and Matera Demonstrate X9.150 QR Payment Standard for Business Payments at Money20/20 USA
At the Money20/20 USA conference in Las Vegas, Altitude and Matera showcased a new application of the ANSI X9.150 QR payment standard to streamline business payments using USDC on Solana. The proof-of-concept demonstrates an end-to-end invoice-to-payment workflow that leverages structured, digitally signed payment requests for greater accuracy and security. The X9.150 standard was developed by Accredited Standards Committee X9 in July 2026 as the first U.S. national QR code payment specification. It enables interoperability across financial platforms while reducing errors caused by manual data entry during invoice processing. Altitude Bill Pay uses this framework to verify and execute payments, with Matera contributing significantly to its development. The demonstration highlights how businesses can integrate stablecoin-based settlement into existing workflows without relying on proprietary systems. By embedding verification directly in the payment process, it aims to reduce fraud risks and improve trust across digital financial ecosystems.
Topics: ANSI X9.150 invoice-to-payment workflow QR payments Solana USDC