@Plasma I was in the finance room at 7:45 a.m., watching a thermal printer chew through a payout log, when a supplier wrote, “You paid us twice.” Two transfers, same amount, same note. No hack—just a timeout and my finger hitting send again. As stablecoin payouts move from pilot to routine, that slip feels less like a fluke and more like a cost. Plasma can settle fast, but retries still happen—so how do I make “again” mean “no”? I’m seeing this come up more because stablecoin payment activity surged in 2025 and regulation is getting firmer, which pushes everyone to treat onchain rails like production systems. On Plasma, I can prevent duplicates without chain changes by treating each payout as a named intent and attaching a client idempotency key. My API accepts repeats, returns the original result, and executes only once—the same retry pattern Stripe supports.
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