§ 01 · Product
Stablecoin payouts from your own wallet
Pay many recipients from one list, check every row before you sign, and see a status for every recipient. The money stays in a wallet you control.
§ 02
Payouts
Pay hundreds at once
- Up to 500 recipients in one payout, in USDC from your own wallet.
- Every address and amount is checked against the network before anything is signed. A row that would fail is shown with its reason.
- Before you sign you see how many rows will be paid; rows that would fail are left out.
§ 03
Team
Prepare is not send
- Owner — holds the wallet key. The only one who can send money.
- Admin — Prepares and works with payments. Money is sent only by whoever holds the wallet key.
- Viewer — Only views and exports.
§ 04
Proof
Proof for every payout
- A status for every recipient, updated as the network confirms.
- A link to the on-chain transaction you can send to the recipient.
- The payout result page shows each row with its transaction.
§ 05
Send
Pay a vendor or contractor
- Pick a saved recipient or paste an address, then review the amount, network and fee.
- Nothing leaves your wallet until you confirm in it — with a passkey for a wallet created in inzi.
- Once the network confirms, share the transaction link.
§ 06
Get paid
Get paid by clients
- Request in USD or EUR. The client pays one to one in USDC, USDT or EURC.
- Send the request by email, or share a link or a QR code.
- Partial payments are tracked: you see what arrived and what remains, and can accept a payment as paid.
§ 07
Wallet
A wallet in one minute
- No seed phrase: the wallet is protected by your passkey.
- Receive on five networks — Base, Polygon, Ethereum, Tron and Solana — with one confirmation.
- inzi does not hold your funds: the key is split and inzi can read only one part. One backup file covers all your keys.
§ 08
Unified balance
One USDC balance on Ethereum, Base and Polygon
With Circle Gateway, USDC you deposit on any of these three networks counts as one balance. You spend it on any of them in one operation, without first moving funds between networks.
How it works
- Deposit USDC on Ethereum, Base or Polygon: the balance adds up all three.
- Send to any of these networks in one operation, signed in your own wallet.
- Before you sign you see the Gateway fee — 0.005% for a transfer between networks at Circle’s current price, none within one network — plus network gas, and the most that can leave the balance. inzi adds nothing on top.
Who holds the money
- The USDC sits in Circle’s Gateway Wallet contract, credited to your own address — not to inzi.
- You sign every deposit and transfer. inzi prepares the operation; it cannot sign for you and is not a delegate on your balance.
- Without inzi: from your address, start a withdrawal on the Gateway Wallet contract, and after Circle’s 7-day delay withdraw the USDC back to it. No inzi server and no Circle API are needed.
Limits
- USDC only.
- Ethereum, Base and Polygon only. Solana comes later.
- Each connected wallet has its own balance: choosing another wallet does not move USDC between them.
§ 09
Treasury
A treasury with several signatures
- A shared Safe treasury on Base: for example, 2 of 3 owners approve each payment before money moves.
- A Ledger or another hardware wallet can be one of the owners. The Safe contract checks the approvals, not our server, and inzi is not an owner.
- Pay many recipients from the treasury with one set of approvals.
§ 10
Next
Coming next
- Planned
Scheduled payouts
Set a payout to repeat and approve each run.
- Planned
Mobile app
Approve and follow payouts from your phone.
Start
Pick the way in that fits you.
Getting paid works on your own: open an account and send your first request. Payouts start as a guided pilot: tell us who you pay and how often, and we set up the first cycle with you. Either way you keep the keys.
Discuss a pilot