Non-custodial · Built on Stellar
A recurring payment that lives in your wallet, not in anyone's promise
Set an amount, a recipient, and a schedule, once. Your wallet authorizes every charge inside those limits, and nothing outside them, even if the other side is compromised. Cancelling is always your call, and it's immediate.
Use cases
The same rule, from both sides
How rent works when neither of you has to think about it
When you moved in, your landlord didn't want to think about rent every month any more than you did, so you agreed on an amount and a day and set it up once, from your wallet. Since then, neither of you has had to bring it up again. It lands in their wallet on schedule, no transfer to double check. And when you move out, you won't need their permission to stop it. You'll just do it, and they'll see the change the moment it happens.
How money gets home without a transfer in the middle
Every month you send a fixed amount home, and for a while that meant picking a day, opening an app, and hoping the transfer cleared before your mother needed it. Now you set the amount and the day once, from your wallet to hers, and the sending itself disappeared. It's just there on the day it's supposed to be, no service taking a cut, no bank sitting on it for two days first.
How it works
Set it once. Money moves in, or moves out.
For getting paid
1
Set it up
Amount, currency, frequency. Share a link.
2
Paid, every cycle
Funds land straight in your wallet.
3
Live status
Who's in, who's out, from the chain.
For paying on autopilot
1
Set it up, once
Amount, recipient, cadence. The only permission you give.
2
Charged, on schedule
Only inside the limits you set. Nothing outside them.
3
Cancel anytime
One click. No one else can block it.
Waitlist
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