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Overview

Before you can send a payout directly to a wallet address, you need to add it as a recipient with its network and address. This guide walks through the full flow from tapping + on the Recipients screen to saving a completed stablecoin wallet recipient.
Unlike bank beneficiaries, a stablecoin wallet is added in a single step — there’s no separate Owner and Bank Details screen, since there’s no bank account or KYC information to collect.

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What You Need Before You Start

Have the following ready before you begin:

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Step 1 — Start Adding a Recipient

From the Recipients tab, tap the + icon in the top-left corner.

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Step 2 — Choose the Recipient Type

The Add Recipient popup opens with four destination types:
  • International bank — ACH, Wire, SEPA, PIX, SPEI and more
  • Stablecoin wallet — Send to a wallet address
  • Zambia bank — Bank account in Zambia
  • Zambia mobile money — Airtel or MTN in Zambia
Select Stablecoin wallet.

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Step 3 — Add Wallet Details

The Add wallet screen collects everything needed in one form:
  • Base
  • Polygon
  • Arbitrum
  • Optimism
  • Ethereum
Make sure the Network you select matches the chain the recipient’s wallet address actually lives on — sending to the wrong network can result in a lost payout.
Once Network and Wallet address are filled in, you have two options:
  • Save wallet — saves this wallet as a recipient on the Recipients screen for future payouts.
  • Send once — sends a one-time payout to this address without saving it as a recipient.

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What Happens Next

If you tapped Save wallet, the recipient appears on the Recipients screen and is ready to receive future payouts on the selected network. If you tapped Send once, no recipient is saved — the payout goes out to the address as a one-off.