Pay anyone in one screen. Still approved.

Pick a contact or paste a wallet address, then the amount and where it leaves from. It goes through the same approvals as a bill, and an address nobody has verified is flagged to everyone who signs.

Fast, and your approvers still know

Same form either way. What changes is what your approvers see, and what the log keeps. To a wallet, or to a bank account from your Safe or a connected wallet: the conversion happens inside the payment.

Try it Switch between a saved contact and a pasted address.

Quick Pay

One payment, no invoice.

To
Marissa Vance0x6b23…88faVerified
Amount
2,400.00USDC
From
Operating SafeBase
What for
October design retainer

What your approvers see

Payee
Marissa Vance, a contact
Wallet
Verified Sep 2: she confirmed a test payment
Flag on the payment
None
Sanctions screening
Screened against OFAC before it sends
Approvals
Your rule for this amount: one approval
Approver sees
The payment and the contact's checks
Activity log
Created, approved, signed, sent

Switch to a pasted address to see what changes.

  • Who, how much, from where, and why.

    The payee, the amount, the account it leaves from, and a note your approvers read. One screen, nothing missing. Need an invoice or a due date on it? Hand it to Bill Pay in one click.

  • Pay an address directly

    Paste a wallet address. No contact to create first. It stays flagged as unverified to everyone who approves it, and the log keeps who approved past the flag.

  • Verified means proven

    A contact's wallet is verified when they confirm a small test payment themselves. After that, approvers see the proof, not a warning.

Same queue, same rules

Fast is not unapproved. A Quick Pay lands in the same list as every bill, schedule and ramp, waiting for the people your approval rules name. Each approval needs a different person.

Who created it, who approved it, and anyone who approved past an unverified wallet are all in the activity log.

The approvals queue: a bill to Nakamura Consulting, a quarterly recurring payment, a Quick Pay to Marissa Vance, an off-ramp to the company's checking account and another bill, each showing its approval slots

Ready to run your finances on Mezzanine?

Bring the accounts you already have, set your approval rules once, and keep every payment on the record.

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