President Donald Trump’s longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, spent hundreds of thousands of dollars during the summer and fall of 2016 to silence two women who claimed they’d had sexual relationships with the married candidate.

But silence is not all that Cohen appears to have purchased in order to help his boss win the White House.

Buried in the legal documents released Tuesday as part of Cohen’s guilty plea on eight felony counts, there was a new, previously unreported payment Cohen made in 2016 to help Trump: $50,000 for work that prosecutors say Cohen “solicited from a technology company during and in connection with the campaign.”

The documents do not identify which tech company Cohen paid the money to, or what, exactly, the company did for him. But the mere existence of the previously unknown payment suggests that Cohen may have been doing more for Trump, and for the Trump campaign, than simply paying off women.