Ask once.
Share a payment request.
Send a customer a clear request with the amount and what it’s for. Planned for invoices, a booking or the job you just finished.
Pay people.
Get on with life.
Your share of lunch. A customer’s invoice. Money for someone far away. We’re building Slip to make them feel like the same simple payment.
In development. Built around your wallet, with everyday life in mind.
You know the person.
Slip handles the details.
Choose who to pay, enter an amount, and review. The goal is a familiar payment app—with wallet control and clear terms built in.
You do the work.
Getting paid should be easy.
For independent shops, studios and freelancers. We’re designing a payment experience your customers can understand—and a record you can come back to.
Join the business listAsk once.
Know where
the payment stands.
The business experience we’re building brings payment status and receipts together, so you can spend less time chasing an answer.
Meet customers
where they are.
The goal: customers pay from a supported wallet or bank connection, and you receive through the options available to your business.
Business tools are planned. Join the list to hear about pilots and help shape them.
From your contacts
to the checkout.
The next ambition is a Slip payment card: everyday spending in shops and online, with a path to adding it to Google Wallet for Google Pay and to Apple Wallet for Apple Pay.
On the roadmap. No card has been issued; wallet support, regions and terms depend on an issuing partner and approvals.
Follow the card roadmapSlipFor the everyday.Payment card · design concept
One familiar tap. That’s where we want to go.
More ways to
make it yours.
Alongside payments, we’re exploring crypto, tokenized stocks, funds and commodities. Planned markets and tools, in one place.
Company shares. In token form.
Explore tokenized stocks alongside your digital assets, with the same tools to plan a trade.
Ways to plan a trade.
Planned tools. Examples only; no live prices or orders.
01 · Limit orders
Choose your price.
“Buy when the price reaches $90.”
Set a target and review the terms. A limit order may remain unfilled.
02 · Recurring
Make it a rhythm.
“Buy $50 every month.”
Month 1$50
Month 2$50
Month 3$50
An example schedule you could review, change or pause.
03 · Baskets
Find your mix.
“Build a basket I can make my own.”
Tokenized stocks60%
Funds40%
Illustrative allocation. Review each asset and its risks before choosing a mix.
Upcoming product preview. Availability will vary by market.
Get launch updatesSimple on the surface.
Yours to approve.
Contact details stay separate.
Contact lookup is designed to find the destination. The payment core uses a cryptographic reference, keeping raw phone numbers and email addresses out of its settlement records.
How contact privacy works
Contact lookup finds the destination. A cryptographic reference carries the payment forward. Transactions on public blockchains remain visible on those networks.
You approve. Your wallet signs.
Review the payment before signing. Slip verifies your wallet’s approval using public keys, without asking for its private key.
The technology behind it.
Cryptographic references
Pay a person while keeping their phone number out of settlement data.
Signed payment plans
Signed quotes bind the payment and its route, so altered terms can be detected.
Wallet authorization
Your wallet signs the approval. Slip verifies it using public keys.
Be first to try Slip.
Join for launch news, pilot invitations and progress on the Slip card.