
Step 01
Consumption measured
The device records the interval and the quantity consumed.
From consumption to automated settlement.
Utility infrastructure already measures consumption precisely. The financial layer converts that measurement into a transaction — prepaid energy, usage-based water, and device-linked settlement that needs no human to initiate it.
Each capability draws on the same identity, transaction and settlement layers. The sector determines the pricing rule and who is owed.
Settlement triggered by interval consumption data from the meter.
Usage-based charging with tariffs resolved per consumption band.
Revenue split between charge point host, grid utility and software provider.
Balance, top-up and supply-state logic linked to mobile payments.
Dynamic tariff calculation driven by demand and time of use.
The metering device itself is the transacting party of record.
Most sectors use three or four of the six layers. The rest are there when the scope grows.
Infrastructure measures consumption. The financial layer converts consumption into commerce.
The shift in Utilities
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