I’m not sure I understand what you mean but in Wolfys case, he converts what the £ price is into $KAS and produces a QR code for customers to scan. Like this:

Harvest now, decrypt later is a business risk, not just a research topic. Client contracts, site plans and financials sent today may need to stay confidential for years. Komms is a private workspace for SMEs built with that in mind. The architecture keeps trust narrow. Your device encrypts and signs locally. Hippius (Bittensor SN75) stores the ciphertext. Kaspa orders the references and commitments. The Komms subnet indexes and verifies. Plaintext never goes on-chain. For 1:1 messages, Komms uses hybrid post-quantum encryption (MLS with X-Wing). Private groups use MLS end-to-end encryption. Keys and decryption stay on your device, so Komms can't read private messages or files. Growth means more subcontractors, clients and handoffs, and more disputes about who agreed to what. Message and file references are ordered and timestamped on Kaspa, a proof-of-work network. Every item has a verifiable fingerprint, so tampering is detectable. Per-seat pricing penalizes growth. Komms is free to start, with no card and no KYC. A server upgrade is one flat rate, and everyone in it gets the benefits. Freelancers, clients and seasonal staff cost nothing extra. Komms handles wallets and keys in the background. Large encrypted files of any size go to Hippius, with the transaction stamped on the Kaspa BlockDAG. $TAO $KAS