How Payments Works
Vurto Payments turns a wallet address into a payment request that anyone can pay, with any token they hold on that network. Before money moves, Vurto checks both wallets for free.
Two Sides
Invoice
You ask for an amount. Vurto gives you an id, a link and a QR to send. The payer can pay with any token, and you receive the stablecoin you asked for.
Send
You pay someone by their wallet. Vurto checks the receiving wallet first, and you can add a paid analysis of it.
How It Works
- A request is created. Network, token, amount and the receiving wallet. With Send, you create it for the other person's wallet and pay it yourself.
- Both wallets are checked. The free check looks at sanctions lists and, on Solana, at the stablecoin issuers' freezes. A blocked wallet stops the payment before any transaction exists.
- The payer signs. With the same token, it is a direct transfer. With another token, Vurto builds a swap whose guaranteed minimum covers the amount, delivered straight to the receiver.
- The network confirms. Vurto reads the transaction on the network and measures what reached the receiver. The invoice is paid only when the network shows it.
What Else Is In Payments
| Feature | What It Is |
|---|---|
| Batch Payouts | Pay a list of wallets, each its exact amount: up to 50 on EVM in one transaction, up to 20 on Solana. |
| History | Your invoices, payments and analysis records, on the site, signed in with your wallet. |
| Wallet Checks | The free check on every payment, and the paid analyses by Merkle Science and Scorechain. |
| Vurto Private Contract | Pay or get paid through a contract, so the transaction does not show both wallets side by side. |
Vurto Never Holds The Money
A regular payment goes from the payer's wallet to the receiver's wallet in the payer's own transaction. Vurto builds it and checks it, and the payer signs it.