Solana-native payment routing
Create intent-based payment requests that resolve to SPL or Token-2022 transfers, with ATA handling, blockhash refresh, and priority-fee hints abstracted away from the sender.
Simplicity.cash helps you send, spend, and manage money with ease - anywhere, anytime.

Simplicity.cash turns complex onchain mechanics into a single payment surface: request, approve, settle, reconcile.

Create intent-based payment requests that resolve to SPL or Token-2022 transfers, with ATA handling, blockhash refresh, and priority-fee hints abstracted away from the sender.
Route deposits, card top-ups, merchant payouts, and refunds through policy-aware settlement flows instead of one-off wallet prompts.
Surface one simple spendable balance while the protocol layer tracks token accounts, stablecoin inventory, card funding, and onchain receipts.
Like the best crypto wallets and privacy products, the interface hides operational friction without pretending the protocol is basic.
No seed phrase in the checkout moment. Users authorize precise intents, not mystery transactions.
Fast settlement UX for everyday payments, with Solana finality and fee estimation handled in the background.
Clean merchant reconciliation: references, memos, and transaction signatures map every payment to a readable receipt.
A card-first experience that can still expose power-user controls when builders need raw transaction data.

Security is treated as transaction design: what can be signed, who can receive it, how long it is valid, and what proof remains after settlement.
Every action is framed as a bounded payment intent: amount, mint, recipient, expiry, and reference before the wallet signs.
The app is designed around user-controlled signing and policy accounts, not opaque omnibus balances.
Where Token-2022 Confidential Transfer is appropriate, amounts can be hidden while account addresses remain auditable by design.

Solana fees are small, but payment products still need clarity. We separate network cost, card funding, and protocol fees before the user signs.

Base fee + optional prioritization fee, shown before signing.
Top-up route, mint, and destination are visible in the receipt trail.
If a fee applies, it is quoted as a line item before execution.
Simplicity.cash is for stablecoin spending, merchant settlement, and card-like money movement on Solana. The product goal is not to make the chain disappear; it is to make blockhashes, ATAs, compute budgets, priority fees, and token-account state feel operationally invisible.