Send

Send pays someone by their wallet. Behind the screen it is an invoice to the other person's wallet that you pay yourself, so it gets the same checks and the same on-chain confirmation.

Step By Step

1. Open Send. Go to swap.vurto.cc/pay and connect the wallet you pay from.
2. Paste the receiving wallet. The field reads the address on the network as you type: a wrong format, a broken checksum, or an address that is not a wallet (a token or a program) blocks the form. A contract, or an address with no activity yet, only shows a warning, so confirm it with the receiver.
3. Pick network, token and amount. You can pay with any token you hold on that network.
4. Add a paid analysis, if you want it. You can analyze the receiving wallet before paying, at the price of one wallet. See Wallet Checks.
5. Sign. Both wallets pass the free check first. Then your wallet shows the transaction, and nothing moves until you sign it.

Recent Recipients

Once signed in, a Recent button next to the receiving field lists the wallets you have already paid, newest first, up to 20. You can give each one a label of up to 40 characters. The list and the labels are kept on the server under your signed wallet, so only you see them.

Your Risk Limit

When the Merkle Science analysis is on, a slider sets the highest risk score you accept from the receiving wallet, from 0 to 69. It starts at 40. A wallet scored above your limit is refused before you pay. From 70 up the analysis always refuses, whatever the slider says. At 0, even an ordinary trading wallet can be refused.

Private Send

To pay without the transaction showing your wallet next to the receiver's, use the Vurto Private Contract, on the networks where it is published. It asks for your identity verification and two paid analyses before the deposit. See Vurto Private Contract.