Delvi

Pay anyone on X in seconds. Tag @delvipayment + say what to send. ETH on Robinhood Chain.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

$DELVI is live

CA - 0x918a92b4e01333e9be2c194ac7816791473a6d71
Website - https://t.co/cLM04iDbH3

Sending crypto should be as easy as sending a message.

Delvi brings simple on chain payments directly to X. Instead of copying a wallet address, opening another app, and going through multiple steps, you can simply tag @DelviPayment, enter the amount, and send it to an X handle or a wallet address.

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

Or send directly to a wallet:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to 0x23EF950278af521230704ad08068Ccae63d24D96

That’s the idea behind Delvi. Make crypto payments simple enough that you do not have to think about the payment process itself.

Built primarily around Ethereum and Robinhood, with Solana as a secondary ecosystem, Delvi is making X a simple place to send crypto.

Tag. Type. Send.

That’s it.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

The wallet address is becoming less important.

With Delvi, your X identity can become the way people pay you.

Today it can be ETH.

Tomorrow, it can be a meme coin, a stock, or a tokenized real world asset.

The goal is to make sending assets feel as natural as sending a message.

Tag @DelviPayment.
Choose the asset.
Enter the amount.
Choose the recipient.
Send.
We are building the payment layer for social crypto.
And this is only the beginning.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

We started with one simple idea.

What if sending crypto on X was as easy as sending a message?

Now we are taking that idea further.

Delvi is being built to support a much wider range of on chain assets, from ETH and meme coins to tokenized stocks and real world assets.

The long term goal is simple.

You should not need to understand every wallet, address and network just to send an asset to someone.

You should be able to say what you want to send, who you want to send it to, and let Delvi handle the rest.

Crypto is becoming an asset layer for the internet.

We are building the payment layer around it.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

We are taking Delvi beyond ETH.

We are working on a major upgrade that will let you send more than just ETH through the Delvi bot.

Real world assets. Stocks. Meme coins. Tokens across the ecosystems we support.

The idea is simple.

We plan to implement the tokens available across Robinhood and Solana, so you can use the contract address to tell Delvi exactly what you want to send.

For example:

@DelviPayment send 100 $TOKEN to @friend

Or simply provide the CA for the asset you want to send.

The goal is to make sending any supported on chain asset as easy as sending a message on X.

ETH was just the beginning.

Delvi is becoming a universal way to send on chain assets through X.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

Paying real-world assets, Stocks, Ethereum, Solana

Everything is possible through Delvi bot.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

https://t.co/Gy6tBBRhdp

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

A major update is live.

Now you can send tokenize stocks using Delvi payment bot.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

The next step for crypto payments is making them feel normal.

Delvi lets you pay directly through X without asking someone to send you a long wallet address.

Just tag @DelviPayment and write the payment:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

Or send directly to a wallet address.

The technology works on chain. The experience stays simple.

Built around Ethereum and the Robinhood ecosystem, with Solana as a secondary network.

We are building a world where sending crypto feels as easy as sending a message.

Delvi is just getting started.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

There is a lot happening behind a simple Delvi command.

You write:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

Delvi interprets the command, identifies the intended recipient and turns the request into an on chain payment.

The user does not need to think about what happens underneath.

That is the point.

Good infrastructure should make the experience simpler, not make the user understand more infrastructure.

We are building Delvi around that principle.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

“Send me your wallet address.”

That should eventually become an outdated sentence.

With Delvi, you can send directly to someone through their X identity.

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

You already know who they are.

Why should paying them require another identifier?

Delvi is connecting identity, communication and on chain payments into one simple experience.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

We are not trying to make another complicated crypto interface.

We are trying to remove the interface.

Delvi lets you initiate payments directly through X with simple commands.

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

The user sees a simple message.

Underneath it, the infrastructure takes care of the transaction.

That difference matters.

Because the best payment technology is often the technology you barely notice.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

The future of crypto payments probably does not look like copying 42 characters into a wallet.

It looks more like this:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

You identify the person.
You choose the amount.
You send.

That is the direction Delvi is taking.

Ethereum first.

Robinhood ecosystem at the core.
Solana as a secondary ecosystem.
One simple idea behind all of it:

Make crypto easier to use.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

Creators already have an audience on X.

What if that audience could pay them just as easily as they interact with them?

No need to post a complicated wallet address.

No need to send people somewhere else.

Just:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @creator

Delvi is building a simpler payment experience for creators, communities and everyday users.

The social graph already exists.

We are adding payments to it.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

X is already where people talk, build communities, discover projects and share ideas.

Why shouldn’t it also be where they pay?

Delvi is building the technology to make that possible.

Tag @DelviPayment.

Choose the amount.

Choose the recipient.

Send.

The transaction happens on chain while the experience stays simple.

We think social platforms can become much more than places to communicate.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

Wallet addresses were never designed for humans.

Long strings of random characters are great for machines.

Not so great when you are trying to pay your friend.

Delvi takes a different approach.

If you know someone’s X handle, you can use it as the destination.

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

That is the direction crypto payments should move toward.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

Talk to them.
Tag them.
Pay them.

That is the experience we want with Delvi.

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

Or send directly to a wallet:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to 0x23EF950278af521230704ad08068Ccae63d24D96

No complicated payment interface.

No need to leave the conversation just to make a transaction.

Delvi connects the social layer of X with on chain payments, primarily through Ethereum and the Robinhood ecosystem, with Solana as a secondary network.

Crypto has spent years building better infrastructure.

Now we need better experiences.

We are building that experience.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

Why copy a wallet address when you can just tag someone?

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

One command.
One payment.
Directly from X.

Delvi is making on chain payments feel native to the way people already communicate.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

Imagine never having to ask someone for their wallet address again.

You are talking to someone on X.

You want to send them 0.001 ETH.

Instead of leaving X, opening your wallet, copying an address, pasting it somewhere, checking every character and going through the usual payment flow, you simply write:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

That interaction becomes a real on chain transaction.

And if you already have the wallet address, you can use that too:

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to 0x23EF950278af521230704ad08068Ccae63d24D96

That is what we are building with Delvi.

A payment layer where the interface is something people already use every day.

X becomes the place where you discover someone, talk to them and pay them.

Ethereum is the primary foundation, Robinhood is a major part of the ecosystem we are building around, and Solana comes in as a secondary network.

The technology behind the transaction can be complex.

The user experience should not be.

We want sending crypto to feel less like operating financial infrastructure and more like sending a message.

This is Delvi.

The internet already gave everyone a username.

We are making those usernames easier to pay.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

Crypto payments have always had the same problem.

The payment itself is simple. The process around it is not.

You copy a wallet address, switch apps, select a network, enter an amount, check the address again, and finally send.

Delvi is built to remove that entire process.

With @DelviPayment, you can send ETH directly through X using a simple command.

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to @friend

You can also send directly to a wallet address.

@DelviPayment send 0.001 ETH to 0x23EF950278af521230704ad08068Ccae63d24D96

The idea is straightforward.

Turn a social interaction into an on chain transaction.

Delvi is primarily built around Ethereum and the Robinhood ecosystem, with Solana as a secondary ecosystem.

Crypto already has the infrastructure.

We are building a simpler way to use it.

Delvi.
Pay anyone from X.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

@Harrywongkh paid

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

This is the proof.

A real transaction executed directly through X using Delvi.
We built it, sent it, and it worked.

This is the proof of concept for simple on chain payments directly from X.

And this is only the beginning for Delvi.

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

@DelviPayment send 0.0001 ETH to 0xB5fF8540b30bfC0489EBEB6CFe978C37A54e2597

[Delvi @TryDelvi]

The interesting part about Delvi isn’t just sending ETH.

It’s how simple the entire interaction becomes.

You can be on X, see someone you want to pay, tag @DelviPayment, enter the amount and send it directly to their handle or wallet address.

No leaving the conversation to copy an address. No unnecessary payment flow.

Just an X command that turns into an on chain transaction.
The infrastructure is complicated.
The experience shouldn’t be.