Digital Flow Pte. Ltd.
UEN 202350828Z, Singapore
- Registered
- 29 December 2023
- Address
- 68 Circular Road, Singapore 049422
- Contact
- [email protected]
Every fact on this line can be checked in the Singapore register, which is the point of printing it.
Every claim on this page
can be checked
Who is behind Orla, how it makes money, what it can and cannot touch, and the two domains that are actually ours.
The company
One company,
in one register
How the money works
A free plan that stays free is cheaper for us than a trial that has to be chased.
- What we charge forSubscriptions, and 0.25% of what the autopilot moves, at most $25 a payment. A card top up costs 1% and a swap at most 0.5%. The rest is the rail's own cost, passed on at cost.
- What we sell your data forNothing, to nobody.
- Commission on your balancesNone.
- Kickbacks from a bank or an exchangeNone.
- Where the prices areOn the pricing page, in full.
What we can and cannot touch
What people worry about,
and what is possible
Each row is a permission we never ask for, rather than a promise we make.
- Orla moving money out of a bank accountThe fear that puts people off connecting anything at allOnly inside the mandateOnly from the accounts you switch on, inside the mandate you sign; a new payee or changed details wait for a person. How →
- Orla trading on an exchangeA key with more rights than the job needsNot possibleTrading keys are refused on connect. How →
- Orla spending your cryptoThe one that could not be undoneNot possibleThe seed never leaves your browser. How →
- Support reading your booksThe quiet one nobody asks aboutNot possibleNo such screen exists. How →
- An agent paying somebody on its ownThe new oneOnly inside its lineOnly inside its line in the mandate, from its own wallet or card. How →
Orla pays no return of its own: no fund, no plan with a percentage on it, and no trading on your behalf. Earn lends idle USDC on Aave from your own wallet, at Aave's rate, and it is not insured. We never quote a return, because we are not the kind of company that could.
Two domains, and no others
Anyone promising a percentage in our name is not us
The name is used elsewhere by people we have nothing to do with. Check the domain first.
Ours
- orla.financeThis site.
- app.orla.financeThe app.
- Email from usAlways from an @orla.finance address.
- The Telegram bot@orla_finance_bot, and no other.
- Support[email protected]
Not ours, whatever it says
Orla never asks for a password, a seed or a code, in any channel and for any reason at all.
- An offer of income in our nameNot us.
- A group asking for a depositNot us.
- Anyone asking for your seed phraseNot us, and not anyone.
- A support account that messages firstNot us.
- A different domain that looks closeNot us.
Questions
What people ask about the name,
and about the money
Is Orla legit?
Orla is run by Digital Flow Pte. Ltd., a company in the Singapore register under UEN 202350828Z since 29 December 2023, at 68 Circular Road, Singapore 049422. The terms of service name the same company. Orla takes no deposits and pays no returns, and the prices are on the pricing page in full.
Is Orla the same as OrlaPay or Orla Digital Limited?
No. OrlaPay and Orla Digital Limited are other businesses with other owners, and Orla has no connection to either. This Orla is the finance back office at orla.finance and app.orla.finance, run by Digital Flow Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. A site, an app or a message under the Orla name on any other domain is not us.
Does Orla hold my money?
Not the money in your banks: Orla pays from them inside the mandate you sign and never holds it, and the keys of your own wallets are encrypted in your browser. Orla holds money in two places only, both funded by you on purpose: the prepaid balance behind virtual cards, and an agent's wallet, whose payments Orla signs inside the limits you set. The account inside Orla is issued by our partner Noah, and what arrives in it lands as USDC in your own wallet.
Is Orla an investment platform?
No. Orla pays no return of its own: no fund, no plan with a percentage on it and no trading on your behalf. Earn lends idle USDC on Aave from your own wallet at Aave's rate, which is Aave's, not ours, and not insured. Anything promising a return in Orla's name is not Orla, and [email protected] wants to see it.
I see "Orla Digital" on my bank statement. Is that you?
Only if you bought an Orla plan at orla.finance. Orla charges for its own plans and nothing else, through the payment provider's hosted checkout, and every receipt comes from an @orla.finance address. With no such receipt, the charge is somebody else's: OrlaPay and Orla Digital Limited are other businesses, and your bank can tell you who took it.
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