One signature per payout
Forty recipients is forty confirmations, forty chances to approve the wrong row, and an operator who cannot leave the desk until the last one lands.
For teams
Fifty payouts. One signature.
You already know how the evening goes: a spreadsheet of addresses, a wallet that signs one transfer at a time, and a reconciliation nobody wants to do twice. Dollora.app is built for the other version of that evening.
What the day actually looks like
Three costs nobody puts in the budget
None of them is the network fee. They are the reason a payout run takes an evening instead of a minute.
Reconciliation by hand
Balances live across a dozen addresses. The answer to "what did we pay this partner last month" is assembled from an explorer, a spreadsheet and memory.
Renting energy to move your own money
Before a single USDT moves, someone has to hold the gas token, top it up, and watch it run out mid-run. It is a second currency you never wanted to manage.
What replaces it
The operating tool, not another wallet
Everything below is a read-model over the chain and your own operation journal. There is no central ledger, no balance we hold, and no exchange keys to hand over.
Payouts from a list
Import a CSV, review every row on one screen, confirm the whole batch with one action on your phone.
Counterparty registry
Labels, tags and per-counterparty history. The signing screen still shows the full address — a label is extra information, never a replacement.
Reporting across addresses
One summary over every address you use, a per-counterparty view, and an export your bookkeeper can actually open.
No gas token to manage
On Tron the network cost comes out of the USDT you are sending. Nobody on the team has to keep a second currency topped up.
A payout run, both ways
Today
- Top up the gas token, hope it covers the run
- Paste each address, one transfer at a time
- Confirm every transfer separately
- Rebuild the report from an explorer afterwards
With Dollora.app
- Import the list — the network cost comes out of the USDT
- Review every row on one screen before anything is signed
- Confirm the batch once, on your phone
- The report is already there, and exports
What stays true no matter how big the run gets
The keys are yours
They are generated on your device and stay in its secure storage. We cannot sign for you, and we cannot freeze anything — which is also why we can never restore access on your behalf.
The chain is the source of truth
We keep no balance of yours in a database. Every figure you see is derived from the chain and reconciled against it continuously.
Screening before it is sent
Recipients are checked against the public EU and OFAC sanctions lists before a transaction is prepared — not after it is broadcast.
Calculator
How much of your money is parked in a gas token
Not a fee — a balance. It sits on your addresses so transfers can leave them, and while it sits it does nothing. This counts TRX; it becomes money only if you type today's price in yourself.
TRX to freeze instead if you took energy by staking rather than renting145,156
In USDT, at your price—
No price of ours is in here. About 65,000 energy per transfer and about 9.6 energy a day per staked TRX are network parameters measured on mainnet, not a tariff — and unfreezing a stake takes 14 days, which is the part usually left out of the sum.
Show us your payout file
The fastest way to find out whether this fits is to walk one real run through it. That conversation happens in Telegram, and it is with the people who build it.
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