Invoices payable in fiat or crypto
One invoice, every method on it. The client picks card, bank transfer or on-chain; you get one record either way, marked paid only once the money has actually settled.
For crypto companies
Get paid on any chain. Account for it in one.
Your clients pay however they want — card, wire, ACH, or on-chain from whichever network they hold. It arrives in one account, in one asset, already reconciled against the invoice.
Tell us about your business, then book a 1:1 onboarding call. The plan is $49/mo after the trial, up to 5 seats. If you activate the trial, a card is required; cancel before day three ends to avoid a charge.
- BaseSettlement
- EthereumPay from
- ArbitrumPay from
- SolanaPay from
- BitcoinPay from
- USDCSettles in
- USDTSettles in
● Non-custodial — Hanko never holds your keys.
- One balance — Revenue, holdings, activity
- Invoices — Fiat or on-chain, one record
- Client portals — One per client
- Proposals — Branded microsites
- Agreements — Multi-signer, audit trail
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The actual job
The money is easy. The accounting is the job.
Treasury on four networks. A spreadsheet mapping wallets to clients. An invoice in Google Docs, a payment somewhere on Arbitrum, and a month-end where nobody can say which one settled which. The chains work fine — it is everything around them that eats the week.
- A wallet per chain, and a reconciliation problem per wallet.
- Clients who want to pay by wire, and no way to take one without leaving crypto.
- Contractors across eight countries, paid one transaction at a time.
- An auditor asking which on-chain transfer matches invoice 0042.
How it works
One account. Every rail into it.
01
We deploy your account
During onboarding, Hanko creates a Safe smart account on Base for your company. Safe is the multisig standard the majority of on-chain treasury already runs on — not something we invented for this.
02
Take money on any rail
Share an invoice or a payment link. Clients pay on-chain from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Solana, Bitcoin and more, by card, or by bank transfer — whichever is easiest for them.
03
It lands in one place
Whatever they send arrives in your account as USDC or USDT on Base, matched to the invoice it paid. One balance, one ledger, one export.
You do not run an account on every chain. You run one, on Base, and everything routes to it.
What you get
The finance stack, minus the sprawl.
Your own USD and EUR account details
A US account for ACH and wires, and a EUR IBAN for SEPA. Clients pay them like any supplier — the funds convert to USDC on arrival and land in your Safe.
No account on every chain
You do not manage a wallet on each network. Payments route to your Base account regardless of the chain they were sent from, so treasury stops being a map.
Batch payouts and payroll
Save your team and contractors as templates, then pay the whole roster in a single batch transaction on a schedule, instead of one transfer at a time.
Reconciliation that already happened
Every payment is tied to the invoice, client and payout it belongs to. Month-end is an export, not an investigation.
Proposals, agreements and portals
The rest of the client relationship in the same account: send the proposal, get it e-signed, bill it, and give each client a portal to see it all.
Paying people
Pay the whole roster in one transaction.
Contributors in nine countries, half of them wanting stablecoins and half wanting their bank. Save them once as templates, then run the batch — one transaction, one record, on whatever schedule you keep.
- Batch and multi-recipient payouts in a single transaction.
- Recurring payroll runs from saved templates.
- Off-ramp to a bank by ACH, wire or SEPA where people need fiat.
- Every recipient screened before the batch is signed.
Safety
Built on the boring parts.
Handling other people’s money is mostly a series of chances to lose it. These are the ones worth naming.
Non-custodial by design
Hanko holds no private key. Transactions are built in the app and signed by your own wallet — which means we cannot move your money, and you are never waiting on us to release it.
Safe smart accounts
Your account is a Safe on Base — the most widely used smart account standard in the industry, audited and battle-tested well beyond anything we could claim for our own contract.
Settlement is verified, not assumed
An invoice is marked paid when the payment has actually settled. Never on a promise, a pending transaction, or someone saying they sent it.
Payouts are screened before they send
Batch payouts check every recipient first. Token contracts and the batch contract itself are rejected as destinations — the class of mistake that reverts a whole run, or worse.
A full audit trail
Every signature, payment and payout carries a record of who did what and when. Which is what your auditor is going to ask for.
Pricing
Simple pricing. No surprises.
Everything you need to bill and get paid is on every plan. Payouts and payroll unlock on Pro.
Starter
For individuals getting paid in crypto
$19/mo
- Invoices, proposals & agreements
- Crypto payments (USDC / ETH / SOL)
- Multi-chain: Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Solana
- Custom branding (15 invoice designs)
- Payment schedules
- Basic reporting
- Individual account
Pro
For teams running money end to end
$49/mo
- Everything in Starter
- Crypto payouts & payroll (batch, one transaction)
- Fiat virtual accounts (US / EUR wires)
- Off-ramp to bank (ACH / Wire / SEPA)
- Client portals + custom domain
- Full reporting & revenue analytics
- Team members (up to 5)
- 3-day trial
Enterprise
For larger orgs with custom needs
Custom
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited team members
- AI proposal builder & automation
- Custom integrations
- SSO
- Dedicated account manager
Questions
Answered.
Which chain is my account actually on?
Base. Hanko deploys a Safe smart account there when you sign up, and that is where everything settles. Payments can arrive from other networks, but the account itself is Base so there is one balance to reason about rather than eight.
What happens if a client pays from a different chain?
It still reaches you. The payment routes to your Base account and lands as USDC or USDT, matched to the invoice. Your client does not have to care which chain you are on, and neither do you.
Can clients pay by bank transfer?
Yes. You get US account details for ACH and wires, and a EUR IBAN for SEPA. Clients pay them like any other supplier. The money converts to USDC on arrival, so it lands in the same account as everything else.
Does Hanko hold my funds?
No. Your account is your own Safe, and Hanko deliberately holds no private key for it — every transaction is signed by your wallet, so we cannot move your funds. The exception worth naming: the fiat leg. Bank transfers run through regulated partners before they convert, which is also why virtual accounts and off-ramp need verification first.
How do batch payouts work?
Save your team and contractors as templates, then pay everyone in a single batch transaction, on a schedule. Every recipient is screened before it sends.
What about KYC and compliance?
Invoicing, proposals and e-signing need none. Bank rails do: virtual accounts and off-ramp require verification first, because they run through regulated partners.
One account for the money and the paperwork.
Tell us about your business, then book a 1:1 onboarding call.
Tell us about your business, then book a 1:1 onboarding call. The plan is $49/mo after the trial, up to 5 seats. If you activate the trial, a card is required; cancel before day three ends to avoid a charge.
$49/mo
Flat, up to 5 seats · 3-day trial