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

Standing orders

Turn crypto into euro as it arrives.

A standing order watches one crypto account. Whenever money lands in it, the order converts it into euro, and it can send the euro on to someone you trust.

  • Runs when money arrives, not on a date
  • Can send the euro on to a trusted IBAN
  • Pause and resume it whenever you like
  • Cancelling asks you to confirm
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
The New standing order sheet: the currency money arrives in, the currency it is converted to, and then Convert only or Convert and send on

Set one up in three steps

  1. Pick the crypto account

    Under Money arriving in, choose the account the money lands in, such as USDC. Under Is converted to, choose the currency it becomes, such as euro, so you need an account in that currency as well.

  2. Choose what happens next

    “Convert only” keeps the converted money in your account. “Convert and send on” passes it to a destination you trust. Only trusted destinations are offered, and if you have none yet, the app tells you where to add one.

  3. Confirm it

    A standing order moves money later without asking you again, so you confirm it now, like a payment. From then on it waits for the next money to arrive.

One confirmation for every crypto account

If you hold more than one crypto account, “Set one up for every crypto account” opens Convert everything that arrives. A single confirmation covers them all, and each one converts what arrives into euro and keeps it in your account. The sheet counts the accounts it will set up, and lists those that already have an order as covered, not as an error.

Convert everything that arrives: one confirmation for every crypto account, with no destination, how many accounts it sets up and those already covered

See what it has done, then pause or cancel

An order’s details show its status, how many times it has run and when it last ran. Its history lists the conversions on the source account, and says plainly that this is what they are. Pause holds it until you resume it; cancelling asks you to confirm, and money already moved stays where it is.

A standing order’s details: active, USDC converted to euro and sent on, how many times it ran, the conversions on the source account, and Pause and Cancel this order

It runs when money arrives, not on a date.

There is no schedule to set and no calendar behind it. The screen shows how many times it has run, never when it will run next.

Questions about standing orders

Does it run on a schedule?

No. There is no date, day or frequency to choose. An order runs each time money arrives in its crypto account, and does nothing in between.

Can I pause it?

Yes. Pausing and resuming need no confirmation, because they end nothing for good. While an order is paused, money that arrives is not converted.

Can it send to anyone?

No. It can only send on to a destination you trust, and trusting one is itself something you confirm. An order set up for every crypto account at once has no destination, so nothing leaves the app.

What happens when I cancel?

The app asks you to confirm first. Once you do, nothing new is converted, and money the order already moved stays where it is.

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