Crypto Splitter · Crypto Billing
Define recipients and percentages, receive a deposit at a persistent wallet or a fresh address created for each request, and let confirmed funds be distributed on the same network — commission deducted, every leg recorded.
Both workflows share the same rules: recipients and percentages are snapshotted when the split is accepted, and the snapshot never changes underneath a live address.
A splitter owns a long-lived receiving address. Print it on invoices, put it in a bio, share it with a payer who sends regularly. Each confirmed deposit is settled according to the current splitter version; changes you make apply only to deposits observed after the change.
A split session allocates an address that has never been used before, bound to one payment expectation and one recipient snapshot. Ideal for checkouts, one-off collections and anything where you must know exactly which payer paid.
Pick the asset and network, add up to 20 recipients with percentages totalling exactly 100%. Addresses are validated for that network before anything is saved.
The payer sends to the address. Deposits are detected by chain indexers and counted until the network's confirmation or finality rule is met. Nothing moves before that.
Once confirmed, the deposit is split: the commission is deducted, and each recipient is paid on the same network in the same asset. Every leg is a separate, signed transaction you can trace.
Status reflects this installation right now. "Not yet enabled" means the operator has not finished configuring signing or indexing for that asset; it is not a promise of availability.
| Asset | Network | Receive deposits | Settle | Fresh address |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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BTC · Bitcoin
BTC_BITCOIN
|
Bitcoin 3 confirmations · confirmations |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
BCH · Bitcoin Cash
BCH_BITCOINCASH
|
Bitcoin Cash 6 confirmations · confirmations |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
ETH · Ether
ETH_ETHEREUM
|
Ethereum 12 confirmations · confirmations |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
TRX · Tron
TRX_TRON
|
Tron 19 confirmations · solidified |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
USDT · Tether USD (ERC-20)
USDT_ETHEREUM
|
Ethereum 12 confirmations · confirmations |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
USDT · Tether USD (TRC-20)
USDT_TRON
|
Tron 19 confirmations · solidified |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
USDC · USD Coin (Ethereum)
USDC_ETHEREUM
|
Ethereum 12 confirmations · confirmations |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
USDC · USD Coin (Base)
USDC_BASE
|
Base 64 confirmations · l2 safe |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
USDC · USD Coin (Arbitrum One)
USDC_ARBITRUM
|
Arbitrum One 300 confirmations · l2 safe |
Operational | Operational | Available |
|
USDC · USD Coin (Polygon PoS)
USDC_POLYGON
|
Polygon PoS 128 confirmations · confirmations |
Operational | Operational | Available |
Crypto Billing
Issue an invoice with one or more payment options, send the payer a link, and receive a signed webhook when confirmed funds cover it. Settle to a wallet or route the proceeds through a saved split.
Explore billingCrypto Card Coming soon
A future product. There is no card program, issuer or scheme partnership to announce today; the page describes what is being designed and lets you leave an email address to hear when it exists.
About the cardEvery account starts with a sandbox environment on public testnets. Live mode is enabled by the operator once signing, indexing and fee wallets are configured.