> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://devdraft.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Stablecoin Wallet

> Step-by-step guide to adding a stablecoin wallet recipient on Devdraft, so you can send payouts directly to a wallet address on-chain.

# 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.

<Info>
  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.
</Info>

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## What You Need Before You Start

Have the following ready before you begin:

| Info               | Notes                                           |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Display name**   | A name to help you identify this wallet later   |
| **Email**          | The recipient's email address                   |
| **Network**        | The blockchain network the wallet address is on |
| **Wallet address** | The recipient's wallet address, e.g. `0x...`    |

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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:

| Field              | Required | Notes                                                         |
| ------------------ | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Display name**   | Optional | A name to identify this wallet, e.g. *"Jane's payout wallet"* |
| **Email**          | Optional | e.g. `jane@example.com`                                       |
| **Network**        | Yes      | Tap to open the network picker                                |
| **Wallet address** | Yes      | The recipient's wallet address, e.g. `0x...`                  |

<Tabs>
  <Tab title="Available now">
    * Base
    * Polygon
    * Arbitrum
    * Optimism
    * Ethereum
  </Tab>

  <Tab title="Coming soon">
    * Solana
    * Tron
    * Avalanche C-Chain
    * Stellar
  </Tab>
</Tabs>

<Note>
  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.
</Note>

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.

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