Accounts in a company’s name are not open yet.

Everything on these pages is in the same app a sole trader uses for their own work.

Run your own work from the same app, at a desk.

Separate accounts for each currency, payouts to people you trust, crypto turned into euro as it arrives, and exports for your books.

How getting paid works

Home on a wide screen: the side rail on the left, a euro and a USDC account shown apart, each with its own balance, and recent payments below

The pages for working on your own

Each page shows one part of the app that matters when you work for yourself, and what it will not do.

People you pay

Pay suppliers from a list you keep

Add a supplier’s IBAN once, and the app checks it as you type. Mark the ones you pay often as favourites. Trusting a destination is a separate decision, and the app asks you to confirm it.

How payouts work

People you pay: three saved destinations, each marked trusted or not trusted and ready or being activated, with a favourite starred

Standing orders

Crypto turned into euro when it arrives

A standing order watches one crypto account. When money lands there, it converts it into euro and, if you choose, sends it on to a destination you trust. It runs when money arrives, never on a date.

How standing orders work

Standing orders: the active order “Into EUR”, which converts and sends on, under the note that it runs when money arrives, not on a date

Statements

Exports your accountant can open

Pick an account, a period and a format: CSV for a spreadsheet, JSONL for software. The file is prepared in the background, and its row says what it covers.

How statements work

Statements on a wide screen: “This month, as a spreadsheet” in one step, or a choice of account, period and format, then New statement

What is in the app, and what is not

Capabilities someone running their own work may look for, and whether each is in the app
Capability	In the app
Separate accounts for each currency	Yes
Bank payouts with a reference	Yes
A list of trusted payees	Yes
Crypto converted into euro when it arrives	Yes
Statement exports as CSV or JSONL	Yes
A layout for wide screens	Yes
Accounts in a company’s name	Not in the app
Several users or roles on one account	Not in the app
Approvals before a payment	Not in the app
Bulk payouts	Not in the app
Invoices or payment links	Not in the app
Card payments from customers	Not in the app
An API	Not in the app

Questions from people who work for themselves

Can my company open an account?

Not yet. Accounts in a company’s name are not open, and there is no date for them. These pages describe the app as a person uses it for their own work.

Can several people use one account?

No. An account has one holder, who signs in and confirms every payment. There is no way to invite someone else onto it.

Can I export for my accountant?

Yes. Under Statements you choose an account, a period and a format. CSV opens in a spreadsheet; JSONL has one record per line, for software. The download link works once, and an expired one can be asked for again.

How statements work

Can I schedule a payment for a date?

No. A standing order runs when money arrives in an account, not on a calendar date, and the app has no screen for dated or repeating payments. Every payout you make is its own payment, reviewed and confirmed by you.

How standing orders work

Is there an API?

No. Everything is done in the app, by the account holder. There are no API keys, no webhooks and no connections to accounting software.

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