Order
How to order, and how to pay.
There is no checkout on this site. You email what you need, we agree the scope in writing, and you pay against an invoice.
- Scope in writing first
- Invoice before any payment
- Interac e-Transfer or USDC on Base
Comments on Canada’s draft Stablecoin Regulations close on December 23, 2026. Order the memo plus comment letter by December 4 and the final text is ready by December 18, for you to edit and file. How it works.
What you can order today.
Six things, each at a fixed price. If your request does not fit the fixed scope, you hear that before anything is owed.
The three checks are priced in US dollars. The memo, the comment letter and the build are priced in Canadian dollars.
Not open for orders today: instant signed read, peg and reserve monitoring and the GENIUS-readiness kit need a server that runs all day, and ours went offline on October 14, 2026. The Proof of Reserves snapshot, commissioned teardown, second opinion, Whitehat Desk sweep and retainer, treasury health check and stack deployment are not taking orders either. Their pages stay up, and you can still write and ask.
How an order works.
- EmailWrite to liam@kerne.fi. Say which service you want and what it concerns: the address, the token or the product. Send public links only, never keys or passwords.
- Scope in writingYou get a reply with the exact scope, the price, the delivery date and who signs the work. It becomes an order only when you reply that you agree.
- InvoiceThe invoice carries a number, the amount and the payment details. It is issued by Liam Lakevold, a co-founder of Kerne, as an individual.
- Payment and deliveryThe three checks are paid on the invoice before work starts. The memo, the comment letter and the build are half to start and half on delivery. Each payment is confirmed by email the day it arrives.
Two ways to pay an invoice.
Interac e-Transfer, in Canada
Send the amount on the invoice to the e-Transfer address printed on it, and put the invoice number in the message.
Banks set their own daily limits. If the amount is over yours, send it in two transfers on consecutive days, each with the invoice number.
USDC on Base
Send USDC on Base to the address printed on the invoice. The transaction hash is your receipt.
Other chains and other tokens are not accepted, and a transfer sent on the wrong chain may not be recoverable.
Payment details come only on an invoice you asked for, in the same email thread. No page on this site shows a payment address. If any other message asks you to pay, or says the details have changed, do not pay it. Write to liam@kerne.fi first. No cards are taken.
Memo plus comment letter, ready by December 18.
- Order by December 4Email liam@kerne.fi, then a 30 minute call and the scope in writing. Half the fee is invoiced to start.
- The memoFive business days after the call: your product set against the draft, section by section, with questions for your counsel.
- The draft commentTwo business days after the memo: a comment in your company’s name, making only the points you choose to make.
- Your editsYou and your counsel mark it up and return it by December 16. One round of revisions is included.
- Ready by December 18The final text comes back by December 18. You file it yourself before 11:59 pm EST on December 23. The second half is invoiced on delivery.
Memo plus comment letter
CA$2,250
For payments, remittance and wallet companies that want their view on the record before the comment period closes. It includes everything in the CA$1,500 memo, then turns the points that matter to you into a comment letter on the proposed Stablecoin Regulations, published in the Canada Gazette, Part I on October 24, 2026.
You file it through the online comment form on the Gazette page or by email to the address the notice gives. The notice says comments will be published on the Canada Gazette website, so the letter is written to be read by others.
What it is not
Written by Liam Lakevold, who is not a lawyer. This is drafting help on a published draft that may change. It is not legal advice and not a compliance opinion.
The comment is yours. You decide what it says, your counsel can review it, and you edit it and file it under your own name. Kerne is not named in it and does not file it for you.
Order after December 4 and you hear in your first reply whether December 18 can still be met, before anything is owed.
The memo and the build.
Stablecoin rules memo
CA$1,500
For payments, remittance and wallet companies in Canada. The proposed Stablecoin Regulations were published in the Canada Gazette, Part I on October 24, 2026, and comments close on December 23, 2026.
The memo sets each place your product would hold, send, receive or convert a stablecoin beside the section of the draft that speaks to it. It adds a section-by-section table, the design choices that change what applies later, an ordered list of questions for your counsel, and comment points if you want them.
Six to ten pages, five business days after a 30 minute call, then a 30 minute walk-through. Written by Liam Lakevold, who is not a lawyer. It is analysis of a published draft that may change. It is not legal advice and not a compliance opinion.
Five-day build
CA$4,500
One working tool in five business days, at a price fixed before work starts. Good fits: an internal dashboard, a monitor with alerts, a data feed or small API, a connection to AI agents, or a prototype to show customers.
Day 0 is a 30 minute call and a one-page scope agreed in writing. Days 1 to 4 are the build, with a short written update each day. Day 5 is the hand-over: the code in your own repository, a page on how to run it, and a walk-through. Two weeks of fixes follow for anything inside the agreed scope.
Not a fit: a system that holds or moves customer money, or anything that needs a security audit before it ships. This is a build, not an audit, and not legal, tax or compliance advice.
What your finance team will ask.
Better to know these before a purchase order exists. Terms
Who is the counterparty?
Liam Lakevold, a co-founder of Kerne, contracting as an individual. Kerne has not incorporated a company, so there is no company number to quote. The agreement carries a novation clause: if a Kerne company is ever incorporated, the agreement moves to it on the same terms.
Is there tax on the invoice?
The invoice shows GST as its own line when it applies. There is no registered company, so a tax invoice in a company’s name is not something we can issue today.
Can we pay by card or wire?
No cards. Interac e-Transfer inside Canada, or USDC on Base. If neither works for your organisation, say so in your first email and you get a plain answer on whether there is another way.
What if the work does not hold up?
Each service page states its own terms. For the three signed checks: if the signature on what we deliver does not verify against the named key, you choose a re-run or a refund.
Why is so little for sale?
Our server went offline on October 14, 2026, and anything that needs one running all day is paused. What is listed here is done by hand and can be delivered today. Status has the detail.
Say what you need. You get a scope and a price in writing before anything is owed.