Your bank stays
and the autopilot knows how far it reaches
Orla pays through the accounts you already have. On Revolut Business, Airwallex, PayPal and the account inside Orla the autopilot pays by itself inside the mandate. On the rest it prepares the payment and a person presses last.
Account by account
How far the autopilot reaches
on each account you connect
- 1ReadsBalances and movements. Nothing leaves.
- Plaid, US from November, UK and EU from January
- Binance
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- OKX
- 2Prepares, a person pressesReady in Orla, sent by a press.
- Mercury
- Slash
- Safe
- Your wallets
- 3Pays by itselfInside the mandate you signed.
- Revolut Business
- Airwallex
- PayPal
- Account inside Orla
Your banks and PayPal
- Revolut BusinessMany currenciesBy itself, inside the mandate
Switched on bank by bank after the pilot, with a key you create in Revolut Business.
- AirwallexMany currenciesBy itself, inside the mandate
Switched on bank by bank after the pilot. Anything outside the mandate waits for a person in Orla.
- MercuryUS accounts, dollarsAn admin approves in Mercury
Orla sends the payment into Mercury's own approval queue, and your admin approves it there.
- SlashUS accounts, dollarsA person presses Send via Slash
The payment is ready in Orla with the payee and the amount checked. One press sends it.
- PayPalPayouts to an emailBy itself, inside the mandate
Switched on after the pilot. Above the mandate or over the payout ceiling it waits for a person.
- Your bankAny bank with an APIOn request
Name it and we look at what its API allows. We say who presses last before it ever pays.
Wallets and the account inside Orla
- Your walletsEVM, Solana, TRONYou sign in your browser
A key encrypted in your browser, or one you connect. Orla screens the address and shows the fee first.
- SafeOn chain, stablecoinsThe owners sign to the threshold
Orla proposes the transaction. Your owners sign it in the Safe, as many as the threshold asks.
- Account inside OrlaDollars and eurosBy itself, inside the mandate
Dollars and euros in, USDC in your own wallet. Inside the mandate it pays by itself, above it you sign.
An account moves from a press to by itself only on the day that ships, and this page changes that day.
Many at once
Pay many people at once
one batch, one signature for the total
- Rows
- 14
- Pay in
- USDC
- Signatures
- 2 of 2 for the total
- Up to 200 rows
- Typed or imported from a CSV. The import shows who it matched before anything is created, and a run pays all its rows or none.
- Signed on the total
- Signing rules check the batch total, so splitting a payout into small rows needs the same signatures.
- Prepared every month
- A template prepares the draft on its day and tells you it is ready.
Reads only
Everything else, Orla reads
and nothing leaves through it
Connect Binance
Read only key- Read balances and tradesAllowed
- TradeRefused
- WithdrawRefused
Your other banks
Four ways in, whichever your bank allows. Nothing leaves through any of them.
- Your bank's own API
- Plaid, US from November, UK and EU from January
- Statements in PDF or CSV
- The system that holds the data, on request
Exchanges
A read only key. The check fails closed.
- Binance
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- OKX
- Bybit
Wallets by address
No key at all, only the public address.
- Ethereum
- Base
- Polygon
- Solana
- TRON
- Hyperliquid
Account inside Orla
No bank that pays?
open an account inside Orla
Account inside Orla
Active- Account
- •••• 4021 Copy
- Routing
- •••• 0150 Copy
- IBAN
- •••• •••• 7781 Copy
- Details
- A US account for ACH and wire, and an IBAN for SEPA.
- Where it lands
- Every payment in becomes USDC in your own wallet, on Base, Ethereum, Polygon or Solana.
- Who signs
- Inside the mandate it pays by itself. Above it, you sign. Orla never holds the money.
- Issued by Noah
- Noah opens the details and converts the money. Your company passes its check on Noah's own page, and the check says first if your country or US state is not covered yet.
- Name checked
- Where the payee's bank checks the name and it does not match, the payout stops until another person confirms who is paid.
- On which plan
- One account on Solo, two on Pro, five on Scale, ten on Enterprise.
Dollars and coins
In as dollars, out as dollars
USDC in between, in your wallet
- ACH
- Wire
- SWIFT
- SEPA
- ACH
- Wire
- SWIFT
- SEPA
- A quote first
- The rate and the amount that arrives are fixed by a quote that holds a few minutes.
- Euros convert twice
- In at the day's rate, held in dollars, out at the day's rate.
- Coins you already hold
- A swap between coins shows its cost before you sign it.
Team cards
Cards for your team
each one limited to what it is for
- Only these merchants
- Figma, Adobe
- How it pays
- Online
- Last day
- 31 Dec
- Funded from one balance
- Visa from Hong Kong or Mastercard from the UK, both spending a prepaid balance you top up in USDC or USDT.
- Declined at the till
- Merchants, kinds of shop, online or in a shop, a last day, one purchase only. The holder is told why at once.
- Receipts or the card waits
- A card can freeze itself when a receipt is 7, 14 or 30 days late.
Agents
An agent gets a wallet and a card
never a key to your accounts
- Wallet
- Funded by you, with a daily cap. It pays only the addresses you trusted. USDC and USDT on Base, Ethereum and Polygon, USDT on Tron.
- Card
- A prepaid card that holds only what the agent's open tasks declare, and nothing more.
- Per call
- An agent pays an API per request with x402, in USDC on Base, Ethereum or Polygon.
The fee
One fee, the rail at cost
shown on every row before it pays
- $2,000 to a supplierAirwallex · by itself
- Orla fee
- $5.00
- Airwallex's own fee
- on the row
- $12,000 with a raised limitRevolut Business · by itself
- Orla fee
- $25.00 the cap
- Revolut's own fee
- on the row
- $4,800 an admin approvesMercury · a person presses
- Orla fee
- $0
- Wire in dollars
- $0
- $40 an agent paysAgent wallet · USDC on Base
- Orla fee
- $0.10
- Network fee
- under a cent
0.25% of what a machine moves, at most $25 a payment. A payment a person signs and a move between your own accounts cost nothing. Work out a month on Pricing
Not on the list
Your bank is not here?
two ways in, both honest
Open an account inside Orla
Details for dollars and euros after a check on Noah's page. Payments arrive as USDC in your own wallet.
How the account worksTell us your bank
Name it on the waitlist. The banks teams ask for most are the ones we connect next.
Join the waitlistQuestions
About rails
the short answers
Does Orla hold my money?
No. Your banks keep it, and an account inside Orla pays into your own wallet. Orla holds only a prepaid card balance and an agent's wallet, both funded by you.
Can the autopilot pay from Mercury by itself?
Not on launch day. Orla sends the payment into Mercury's approval queue, and an admin approves it there.
Why do only some accounts pay by themselves?
Their APIs let a payment leave after Orla checks it against the mandate. An account moves to by itself on the day that ships, not before.
What if a payee's bank details change?
The payment waits, even with every signature, until someone confirms the new details.
Which currencies does the account inside Orla take?
Dollars by ACH, wire or SWIFT, and euros by SEPA. Both land as USDC in your own wallet.
What does one payment cost?
0.25% when a machine moves it, at most $25. The bank's or the network's own charge comes on top, at cost and shown on the row.
Can an agent reach my bank account?
No. An agent spends from its own wallet and card, inside caps you set, and never holds a key to your accounts.
In the cabinet
- Crypto and wallets
Put wallets and exchanges in the same books
Read next
- Slash
Prepared by the autopilot, sent on your press
- Safe
Proposed by the autopilot, signed by your owners
- Pay contractors
A batch inside the mandate
- We let companies in a few at a time
Your account waits in line, not your money
Bring your bank
to a thirty minute call
We check what your bank lets the autopilot do and draft your first mandate around it.