Send crypto privately. They see the payment. Never your wallet.
Tell us who you're paying and what they should get. Pay in any coin you hold, with no account, no email and no ID.
- No account, no email, no ID
- Lands within the hour on Fast
- Orders deleted 90 days after they close
Getting paid instead? Make a payment link.
What they see. What they don't.
When the coins land, their wallet shows the payment and the address it came from. That address is ours, used once for this payout.
Your wallet, your balance and every payment you've ever made stay where they were: with you. Nothing in their wallet leads back to yours.
Why does a direct send show so much? How to send crypto anonymously walks through it.
Start from what they should get.
An invoice, the rent, a price in USDT: you know their number, not yours. Type their number, pick the coin you hold, and the tool shows what you send.
Between two coins it's "they get about", and we aim a little above their number so the market moving doesn't leave them short. Same coin on both sides, it's exact. Our fee is inside the amount; what the fee is.
When the payout is sent, your order page gives you a proof to copy for them: the amount, where it went and the payout transaction. It shows they got paid. It doesn't show your wallet.
Or let them send you a link.
Getting paid? Make a payment link: your coin, your address, an amount if you like, and a note like "Rent, November". Send it anywhere. Whoever opens it pays with any coin they hold, and you get the coin you asked for.
Your request lives in the link, after the #. Browsers never send that part to a server, so we don't keep a copy. That's also why a chat app shows a plain card instead of your amount and address.
What we keep, and when it's gone.
An order keeps the coins, the amounts, the payout address and the times, plus a fingerprint of your order key, never the key. No name, no email, no ID, not before you send and not after.
All of it is deleted 90 days after the order closes. A payment link keeps nothing at all until someone pays it, because it never reached us. The full list.
Now, or on a day you choose.
Fast lands within the hour. The tool shows the time for your pair of coins before you send.
Rather it didn't land the same afternoon you sent it? Pick the day it lands.
Three ways people use it.
- An invoice for freelance work. Your client pays your link in whatever they hold, and never sees your other clients.
- Paying a shop or a seller. Type their price, pay in your coin. They see a payment, not your savings.
- Your share of the rent. Each flatmate opens the same link and pays their part in their own coin.
Private send, answered.
Will the person I pay see my wallet address?
No. The coins reach them from a payout address used for your order, not from your wallet.
Can they see my balance or my other payments?
No. They can look up the address that paid them, and it isn't yours.
Can I pay in one coin and they get another?
Yes. Pay in what you hold; they get the coin they asked for.
Will they get the exact amount?
With the same coin on both sides, exactly. Between two coins it's about, and we aim at or a little above their number, so the market moving doesn't leave them short.
Do I need an account, an email or ID?
No. None of the three, before or after.
How long does it take?
Fast lands within the hour. The form shows the time for your pair of coins before you send.
How do I ask someone to pay me in crypto?
Make a payment link: your coin, your address, and an amount if you like. Send it anywhere, and they pay with any coin they hold.
Do you keep a copy of my payment link?
No. The details live after the # in the link, which browsers don't send to servers. We see nothing until someone pays it.
Can I prove I paid?
Yes. Once the payout is sent, your order page gives you a proof to copy: the amount, where it went, and the payout transaction. Nothing in it points to your wallet.
What do you keep about my payment?
The coins, the amounts, the payout address and the times, plus a fingerprint of your order key. All of it is deleted 90 days after the order closes.
What if I send the wrong amount?
If less arrives than the order asked for, it pauses. Write to us with your Order ID and a person sorts it out: the rest of the payment, or a refund.