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Payflip

A unified balance layer for using money across chains, apps, and currencies.

Payflip turns fragmented on-chain money into a single, usable balance. You interact with one interface; the system handles sourcing, routing, conversion, and settlement behind the scenes.

What you get

  • One balance, usable anywhere. Funds appear as a single balance, independent of where they are actually held.
  • Payments to people, not addresses. Send by name or email. Amounts are entered in a consistent denomination, like dollars.
  • No bridges, swaps, or network switching. You describe the outcome; Payflip figures out the execution.

Start here

  1. What is Payflip? — the definition and how it feels to use
  2. The Problem — why fragmentation makes money hard to use
  3. Why Payflip — what existing tools miss
  4. How It Works — from user intent to settlement
  5. Use Cases — concrete scenarios
  6. FAQ — common questions
  7. Future Directions — what's next
  8. Links — community and contact