Money should be easy to send.
A simpler way to send ETH and tokenized assets, even when the person receiving them is new to wallets.
Start with a person
When you want to pay someone, the first question should be how much. Sendgrid gives you two ways to make a transfer: send directly to a wallet address, or create a payment link that the recipient can open when they are ready.
A familiar first step
Recipients can sign in with Privy and use an embedded wallet, or connect an existing wallet. A payment link gives them a place to start without asking the sender to explain wallet setup over a separate conversation.
One network, a clear receipt
Sendgrid is built for Robinhood Chain. ETH pays for network transactions, and supported ERC-20 assets can move on the same network. Every completed payment has a transaction record that can be checked in a block explorer.
A link is a payment
Share a claim link privately. It contains the authority to claim the payment, so anyone who receives it may be able to collect it. Unclaimed links have an expiry; the sender can request a refund after that time. Already completed transfers cannot be reversed.
Ready to give it a try? Open Sendgrid or read the getting started guide.