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.
At a desk
The whole app, laid out for a big screen.
On a wide screen the app moves its menu into a side rail, gives each page one wide column, and lets you type amounts instead of tapping them out.
What changes on a wide screen
The screens and the steps stay the same. Only the arrangement moves, so what you know from a phone still holds at a desk.
A side rail
The tab bar becomes a rail on the left, with Insights and Settings a click away and Send always within reach.
A wide column
Accounts, activity and settings sit in one wide column in the middle, with room for longer names and references.
Amounts you type
The on-screen keypad gives way to an amount field, so you enter a sum with the keyboard.
Sheets open as centred windows
Reviews, confirmations and details open in the middle of the screen instead of sliding up from the bottom.
Both colour schemes, both languages
Light, dark or the system setting, in English or Romanian, just as on a phone.
Home, with every account in view
Each currency keeps its own account and its own balance, listed together and never added into a total. A balance the app cannot vouch for reads “unavailable”, not zero. Recent payments sit below, each marked posted or recorded.
Review a payout before it leaves
The review sits in the wide column and names who you pay, the currency they are paid in, the account the money leaves from, the rail and the amount. The slide and your confirmation come after it, the same as on a phone.
Money waiting on you
What arrived and stopped, what was sent back and what did not arrive, in one list with a sentence for each. A held payment says why it stopped and what it needs from you, such as whose wallet sent it.
Settings in one place
Display and language first, then how payments are confirmed, where you are signed in, people you pay, standing orders and statements, all reached from one page.
