Instant, ≈free, no chargebacks. You front the bill — Divvy collects each person's share to a wallet you control.
Divvy won't beat Venmo or Zelle for splitting tacos with your hometown friends. We're not trying to. It earns its place in exactly three rooms:
Everyone already holds USDC. No "download this app, link your bank, wait three days." A link, a tap, settled — before the waiter's back with the card machine.
Four passports, one dinner. Settle in a single borderless currency with no FX spread skimmed off each transfer.
Dollars that move when the local rails don't. When the bank app is down, the chain isn't.
Send the link. Your friend picks how they settle — three ways, none of them "make an account first."
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Scan a baht, euro, or yen receipt. Divvy settles everyone in USDC at a locked, timestamped rate — so nobody eats the FX spread or argues about whose bank had the worse day.
rate locked at scan · timestamped on-chain · no spread
Dinner's already paid. The fees and FX spread on getting paid back are the part nobody mentions — until a year of trips quietly adds up to a flight you could've bought.
Even against Venmo's gentler 1.75%, that's {{ venmoYrStr }} a year you stop handing over. The spread you never see funds someone else's margin — not your next flight.
Nobody falls out over $14. They fall out over $240 — fronted at the airport, remembered at every group dinner since, brought up at none.
Money between friends should vanish the second it's paid — not sit in someone's head for three weeks.
Send the link before the plates are cleared. Settle at the table. Keep the friend.