Payouts

U.CASH Pay is non-custodial: crypto settles directly to your wallets. The payout tools handle the reverse direction - paying others out of your own pocket, on your schedule.

How payouts work

A payout is a request flow. You collect the payee's destination (or email), they submit it through a secure tokenized page, you send the funds from your own wallet, then mark the payout sent:

  1. Create the payout request - amount, coin or fiat currency, note, and the payee's email. U.CASH emails them a Provide Payout Info link (the request can also live as a plain link)
  2. The payee submits details - a wallet address (validated per network, with ENS, Unstoppable Domains, and FIO names resolved automatically) or a payout email for fiat
  3. You get notified - "Payout info submitted" lands in your notification inbox
  4. Send and mark as sent - transfer the funds from your wallet, then mark the payout complete in the console

Requests move through Unopened → Opened → Submitted states; they never expire on their own.

Security model

  • The submission page is reached only through a per-transaction encrypted token - no login required, no guessing URLs
  • Addresses are validated against per-network patterns before anything is stored; web3 names resolve to plain addresses on submission
  • Marking a payout sent requires the financials.edit permission (see Roles & Permissions) and is blocked until the payee has actually submitted details
  • Payout completion never triggers customer emails or webhooks - it is an internal bookkeeping action, separate from incoming payment completion

Typical uses

  • Paying contractors, creators, or suppliers who invoice you in crypto
  • Collecting refund destinations from customers without a support round-trip
  • Sweeping exchange or marketplace earnings to a destination you set per request