Send · unified outbound rails
One payload, four rails.
Type a recipient, pick a rail (or let POINTS pick), and watch the routing decision land — current balance parked in Venmo / Zelle / Cash App / ACH, with the same operator trust scoring and dispute rules across all four. A demo, end-to-end — no real money moves.
Send · unified outbound rails
Recent routes
- @maya.rossVenmo$45.00Aug 03, 2:52 PMdelivered
- $12,400.00Aug 03, 1:09 PMprocessing
- $lilaCash App$12.50Aug 03, 11:24 AMdelivered
- [email protected]Zelle$867.00Aug 03, 9:41 AMqueued
- $94.00Aug 02, 10:18 PMrejected
How routing works
Venmo
~1 minfreeP2P-send to anyone with a Venmo handle — instant to debit, 1-3% on credit.
Zelle
~2 minfreeBank-to-bank in minutes when both sides are Zelle-enrolled — typically free.
Cash App
~1 minfree$cashtag P2P — instant and free from any linked Cash App balance.
ACH
~2 business days$0.25Bank-to-bank, no card networks, lowest cost — settles in 1-2 business days.
Coverage matches the platform's at-launch lineup: Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, and ACH — global remittance corridors fold in as licensed partners make FX pricing work.
What this demo is — and is not
- Routing is deterministic. Recipient keywords pick a rail, most-recent rail wins ties, and ACH is the safe fallback — there's no live ML here.
- Outcomes are local state. The Send button fabricates a status (delivered · queued · rejected) and prepends a row to the recent-routes list — nothing reaches a real rail or a DB.
- The seed mirrors real rails. The explainer and the initial five rows line up with platform's at-launch coverage (Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, ACH) — feel free to extend the fixture as rail coverage grows.