Get paid in any coin.
Keep your keys.
Payments that land in a wallet only you control. No processor holding your money, no account for a buyer to open, and nothing to withdraw afterwards — it is already yours.
Getting paid by name.
The hard part of accepting crypto has never been the money — it is the address. A 42-character hex string that has to be copied exactly, and that is different on every chain, is not something you can put on an invoice.
An @name replaces it. Claim it once and it resolves to the right address on every chain you hold, so the person paying you types eight characters instead of forty-two, and cannot land the money on the wrong network.
- One name, every chain you hold
- Funds arrive in your own wallet — Orbit never holds them
- Nothing to withdraw, no payout schedule, no account freeze
- Standard names are free with a wallet
No processor. No custody. No lock-in.
A card processor takes the money first and pays you later, minus a cut, on its schedule — and can reverse or withhold it. An on-chain payment has no such middle step: it moves from the payer to an address, and if that address is one you hold the keys to, the money is yours the moment it confirms.
Straight to your keys
Payments arrive at an address derived from your own recovery phrase — never an intermediary account.
Paid by name, not by address
Your @name resolves to the right address per chain, so nobody pastes a hex string.
No payout schedule
There is nothing to withdraw. Settlement and receipt are the same event.
What is not open yet.
Hosted payment links — name a price in dollars, share a checkout page, have Orbit quote it live in several coins — are built but not open to merchants. We would rather say that here than have you find out at the checkout. Getting paid to your @name works today and needs nothing from us.
If you are weighing Orbit up for a business, the thing to read first is what self-custody actually means for money you receive — it is the part that does not change when the rest ships.
And if you want the mechanics rather than the pitch, how an Orbit payment actually works, step by step walks through what happens when someone pays you — where you can receive it, which surface can move it afterwards, and the receiving-side network mistake that strands funds.
Get paid in any coin.
Claim the name people will pay, and hold the keys yourself.