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For teams that pay many people

One list.
One signature.

The list is prepared in the browser and confirmed with one action on the phone. The key stays with the person who pays.

The web app shows balances and history and prepares a transfer. Signing happens in the app on your phone, and the app is not in the stores yet — so the chat is the faster way in today.

Which one are you?

Three different weeks, one wallet. Pick the one that sounds like yours.

Choose the description that fits you

The USDT arrived. You can send it on.

On Tron the network cost comes out of the transfer itself, so there is no second token to buy first. The key is made on your phone and stays there.

The transfer leaves whole, the network takes its cost out of it, and what is left arrives. No second token anywhere in the picture.
What you do
Receive USDT, check the address on screen, send. Tron gives you two addresses and the screen names which is which — one of them is for gasless USDT, and other tokens sent there can be lost.
What it costs
The network cost, set by the provider that pays the energy. We add nothing on top, and we do not print a number we do not control.
What stays yours
The key. It is made on your device and never leaves it — which is also why nobody, us included, can restore your access.

Today: receive and send USDT on Tron without holding TRX, history, and an encrypted backup in your own cloud. The app is not in the App Store or Google Play yet.

How the keys work

The operator builds the list. You sign it.

A counterparty registry with labels and history, the whole run on one screen, one confirmation on your phone. Signing is a separate step with its own secret, so nothing leaves without you.

One run, three numbers: the rows an operator prepares, the single confirmation you give, and the transfers that leave.
What you do
Build the run from your counterparty registry, read every row on one screen, and confirm the whole batch with one action on your phone.
What it costs
The same network cost per transfer. The payout tariff is not set yet; when it is, it appears on the pricing page rather than in a sales call.
What stays yours
The signature. An operator can prepare a run and cannot send it — preparing and signing are two different secrets, and the second one is yours alone.

Today: the counterparty registry with CSV import, and one confirmation on the phone for a run prepared in the browser. Next: payouts straight from a file, and one summary across every address you use.

How a payout evening goes

Take payment in USDT. Keep the keys.

A payment page, a cabinet and an API on the rails the wallet already runs on. None of it ships yet, and it goes through a licensed partner — so the money passes through them.

Somebody pays on the wallet they already have. The key that signs your payouts stays with you.
What you do
Send a payment link, or put the checkout inside your own product. The payer needs no account and installs nothing.
What it costs
Around 1% of turnover. That is the shape of it, not a signed tariff — the exact figure is set in the agreement.
What stays yours
The payouts. A batch is prepared unsigned and you sign it, and an API key on its own can never move funds.

Accepting payments does not exist today. The partner is not signed, and until there is a contract we will not name a date or a percentage. What you can do now is tell us what you need to accept.

Who does what in this scheme

Where each thing happens

The browser shows and prepares. The phone signs. That split is not something we work around — it is the reason nobody moves your money without you.

  1. 1

    In the browser

    Balances, history, and the operation you are about to make. The browser doesn't sign yet — not because it can't hold a key, but because sending from here isn't ready.

  2. 2

    On the phone

    The signing screen, with recipient, amount, network and cost. Face ID or Touch ID unlocks a key that was made on the device and has never left it.

  3. 3

    On the chain

    Once signed, the transfer is a transaction anyone can look up. We do not hold it, cannot pause it and cannot reverse it.

If you employ an operator, read that again: they can prepare a whole payout run and cannot send it. The limitation and the guarantee are the same fact.

The whole product, on one screen

Every line either works today or is marked as next. There is no third state, and no dates — a date here would be a promise about somebody else’s paperwork.

You

The wallet on its own. None of this needs a team or a company behind it.

Create a wallet, or import one you already have
live
Receive USDT, TRX and GRAM
live
Send USDT
live
Keys generated on your device and held there
live
Face ID or Touch ID on every signature
live
Encrypted backup into your own cloud
live
Export your recovery phrase whenever you want
live
History you can search and export
live
On Tron, the network cost comes out of the USDT you are sending
next
The same on TON
next

Your team

What a day of paying a hundred people actually looks like.

Payouts from a list you prepare in the browser
live
One signature for the whole run
live
Every recipient visible before you sign
live
One person prepares the run, another signs it
live
A contact registry, so an address is typed once
live
Sign in the browser and inside Telegram
next
Payouts straight from a CSV file
next
Payout reports read straight off the chain
next
Payout rules, with a dry run before they go live
next

Your business

Taking money in, rather than paying it out.

Payment pages
next
Payment links
next
Webhooks, signed and retried
next
Mass payouts on a schedule
next
A cabinet your finance people can use
next
Cards, through a licensed issuer
next

What we cannot do

Non-custodial is a fact about where the key lives, not a promise about how we behave. Here is what that buys you — and what it costs you.

Yours

  • The key is made on your phone and never leaves it
  • The recovery phrase is yours to export at any moment
  • Backups are encrypted on your device, into your own cloud
  • The address you hand a partner stays that address

Not ours

  • We cannot move your funds
  • We cannot freeze them
  • We cannot restore your access. Your own backup can
  • We never see your key, your phrase or your backup

The honest half. Lose the recovery phrase and the secret to your backup together, and the money is gone — not held somewhere pending a support ticket, gone. That is the same sentence as the four above, read from the other side.

Tron and TON today. EVM and Solana soon.

We start where most USDT transfers already live, and keep expanding from there.

Tron
USDT TRC-20. Gasless sending through GasFree: an external provider pays the energy, and the cost comes out of your USDT.
Live
TON
USDT Jetton. Sending and receiving already work; paying gas out of USDT comes later.
Live
EVM
Ethereum, Base, Polygon, BSC. One wallet for every EVM-compatible network.
Soon
Solana
USDT SPL. Fast, cheap transfers across the Solana ecosystem.
Soon

What you can verify without trusting us

We hold none of your funds, so there is nothing for us to prove about custody. What a team building on us does need is that the rails will not run dry.

The chain is the ledger
Every balance and every payment is derived from the chain and reconciled against it continuously. We keep no ledger of yours that could disagree with it.
The key never leaves the device
Not to a server, not to a log, not into a backup we could read. It is verifiable in the way that matters: there is nothing on our side to compromise.
The float is a public address
The reserve that pays network costs has a visible balance and burn rate, so nobody has to ask support whether it lasts the week.

Everything above, verified byyou, not us

The float figures go live with the corridor they belong to. Publishing the commitment now, rather than once somebody asks, is the point of putting it here.

Show us one real
payout run.

The fastest way to find out whether this fits is to walk a month of your own payouts through it. That conversation is with the people who build it.

The web app shows balances and history and prepares a transfer. Signing happens in the app on your phone, and the app is not in the stores yet — so the chat is the faster way in today.