Send and receive coins
without handing over a key
Send from a wallet you sign for, with the address checked and the fee shown first. Receive with an address, a QR and an amount.
Money
Send and receive from a wallet that is yours. Every step is shown before you sign.
- Transactions
- Accounts
- To pay
- Payments
- Cards
- Debts
Sent and received3
Ask- To Kofi AsanteUSDC on Base · address screened−4,200.00 USDReady to sign
- From a visitorUSDC on Base · by the QR+950.00 USDArrived
- Treasury to Ops SafeBetween your own wallets25,000.00 USDNot income
A payout open before its signature: the full address, its screening and the network fee. Below it, money that arrived and a move between your own wallets.
How it works
Send and receive
in four lines
- Signed in your wallet
- Locally or through WalletConnect, in the wallet you already use. Above the space's approval threshold a send waits for co-signers.
- The address, checked first
- Shown in full, never shortened, screened before anything leaves, and marked when you have never paid it. A lookalike of an address you know is held until you confirm it.
- Receive in two forms
- The address with its QR and an amount, a stablecoin already picked. Send details goes as text to paste, Send QR card as a picture to scan.
- Another coin or chain next door
- To change the coin or the chain, Exchange on the same wallet opens Swaps and bridges: USDT to USDC, or USDC on Base to USDC on Solana, priced before you sign.
Questions
Send and receive
the short answers
Is a move between our own wallets income?
No. It is a move, neither income nor expense, and what the network charged lands as its own Network fee row.
What if the connection drops mid-send?
The window asks you to check the wallet history and offers no second send. A send that left but was not booked keeps its transaction link, so nothing is paid twice.
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