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⭐️Send — you can now do a direct transfer without going through the agent. enter the amount, paste the address, send.
fast, straightforward, nothing extra 💪
both run on Circle AppKit, on Arc testnet.
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we're not slowing down — two new features just landed on CirPay 🚀
⭐️Swap — and here's the one people were waiting for: you can now swap between tokens right inside the app. no need to go anywhere else, it's all on one screen
when you need to pay someone back, here's what that looks like on CirPay: type "send 15 usdc", paste the address, send💸
No calculating gas, no opening a wallet to copy an address
that's the actual difference, it feels like you sent a text, that's what we're building CirPay for
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CirPay is live now. try it, break it, tell us what's annoying about it — that's genuinely how we make it better
link below 👇
Website: https://t.co/Hse9XXlx3H
Github: https://t.co/Bx82fxk6lT
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everything you do lives in your history and your profile — sent, received, tokens held, all of it transparent because it's on-chain by default, not because we chose to show it to you
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if you're freelancing or running a small team, CirPay also does invoicing and payroll. create an invoice, track if it's paid, or pay a whole list of people in one go. all on-chain, all visible
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the core of it is an agent you just talk to. type something like "send 10 USDC to 0x1234..." and it handles the rest. no address book gymnastics, no picking networks, no guessing gas fees
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CirPay is a payments app built on ARC. the whole idea started from one annoying observation: sending crypto still feels harder than it should, even in 2026
so we tried to fix that
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natural language transactions, automated invoicing/payroll, real time transparency — none of this is some far off future thing anymore, it's actually being built right now
we've been watching this space closely. working on something ourselves, will share soon 👀
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stablecoin payments are actually getting used in real life now, more of that every month
but for most people the experience is still: open wallet, copy address, pick the right network, figure out gas, confirm.. that's not really something a normal person wants to deal with