Crypto payouts without intermediaries
Send non-custodial crypto payouts worldwide directly from your own wallet to recipients’ wallets through smart contracts.
No setup fees • Flat 0.25% service fee • Go live in 24 hours or less
Ethereum
BSC
Tron
TON
Solana
- No custody
- On-chain execution
- Batch transfers
- Flat 0.25% service fee
Try the payout flow now
Send crypto to multiple recipients directly from your wallet.
How smart-contract crypto payouts work
Prepare payouts in your application, authorize the sender wallet, and let the smart contract distribute funds directly to recipients.
Smart contract batch payments let a business send crypto to multiple addresses without depositing funds into a provider-controlled account. Each batch uses one network and one token.
1.
Prepare a payout batch
Your application creates the list of recipient wallet addresses and payout amounts for the selected network and token.
2.
Prepare the payout transaction
Connect or authorize the sender wallet. Your application prepares the transaction using the configured smart contract.
3.
Review and sign
Review the payout details and sign the transaction in the connected wallet or approved signing flow.
4.
Distribute funds on-chain
The smart contract sends funds directly to recipient wallets.
Send USDT and USDC payouts
Send USDT and USDC mass payouts on supported networks directly from your own wallet. Each crypto batch payment is executed through a smart contract and distributed to recipient wallets on-chain.
USDT on Ethereum, BSC, TRON, Solana and TON.
USDC on Ethereum, BSC, Solana and TON.
Each payout batch uses one network and one token.
Recipient wallets must support the network and token selected for the payout.
Once signed, the smart contract distributes funds directly to recipient wallets, while your application tracks the transaction on-chain.
Use cases
End-to-end non-custodial payment flows
Accept crypto directly to your wallet, then reuse the same funds for salaries, user payouts, and contractor payments without moving them through a separate payout provider.
Programmable affiliate rewards
Reward affiliates immediately after a conversion or other target action to shorten time-to-reward and strengthen incentives.
AI agent payments
Let AI agents trigger payouts automatically without depending on custodial accounts or manual processing.
DAO and treasury distributions
Distribute grants, contributor rewards, ecosystem incentives, and native tokens directly from your treasury.
A non-custodial approach to crypto payouts
Non-custodial mass payouts combine wallet-level control with automated batch execution. Funds remain in your wallet until you authorize the smart-contract transaction.
Manual wallet transfers
You
Recipient
Manual · one transfer at a time
Funds stay in your wallet, but sending payouts manually does not scale beyond a small number of recipients.
Provider-mediated platforms
You
Provider
Recipient
Provider holds the funds first
They automate payouts, but either hold your funds or keep the provider in the transaction flow.
Smart-contract payouts
You
Contract
Recipient
Wallet-to-wallet · no one in between
Funds stay in your wallet, while the smart contract executes payouts directly on-chain without a provider in the middle.
Typical payout platform
vs. smart-contract payouts
No volume tiers. No payout fees. Just a flat 0.25% fee.
| Typical crypto payout platform | Smart-contract payouts | |
|---|---|---|
| Who executes the payout? | Provider infrastructure | Smart contract |
| Where do payout funds sit? | Provider-held balance | Your own wallet |
| Where do payouts originate? | Provider wallet | Your wallet |
| Who controls the funds? | Provider while funds are deposited | You |
| Where is payout logic executed? | Provider infrastructure | On-chain |
| Batch payouts | Yes | Yes |
| Programmable payout flows | Limited | Yes |
| Suitable for dApps and AI agents | Limited | Yes |
| Pricing | Custom, often volume-based | Flat 0.25% |
| Onboarding and integration | Provider account with approval + API | Wallet + smart-contract integration |
Run bulk crypto payments without depositing funds into a provider-held balance. The service fee is a flat 0.25%, while blockchain network fees are charged separately.
Need fiat on-ramp too?
Use Volet.com Business to fund your payout wallet from fiat before sending smart-contract payouts.
Convert USD or EUR into USDT, USDC, or other supported crypto, then move the funds to your own wallet and distribute them through the smart contract.
Prepare your business for agentic payments
Today, teams prepare payout batches, track transactions, and reconcile results. AI agents can automate the entire flow — from triggering payouts to monitoring and reporting.
Smart contracts provide programmable execution, while every transaction remains transparent and verifiable on-chain.
Why trust smart-contract payouts?
Everything your platform needs to run payouts smoothly.
Your funds stay in your wallet
Volet.com never holds your payout balance. Funds leave your wallet only when a payout transaction is authorized.
Execution is on-chain
The smart contract distributes funds directly to recipient wallets, with every transaction recorded and verifiable on the blockchain.
Built on real payout experience
Volet.com has been building fiat and crypto payment infrastructure since 2014. We brought that experience into a non-custodial payout flow.
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FAQ
Find quick answers to common questions, or contact us anytime.
What are non-custodial crypto payouts?
Non-custodial crypto payouts allow a business to distribute cryptocurrency directly from its own wallet to recipient wallets. Funds are not deposited into a provider-controlled balance. The payout is authorized by the sender and executed on-chain through a smart contract.
How do smart-contract mass payouts work?
Your application prepares a batch containing recipient wallet addresses and payout amounts for one network and token. The sender reviews and signs the transaction. The smart contract then distributes the funds to recipients, while the application records the transaction hash and tracks blockchain confirmations.
How can I send crypto to multiple wallet addresses?
Prepare a payout batch with the required wallet addresses and amounts, select the network and token, and authorize the transaction from a compatible sender wallet. The smart contract executes the batch and sends the specified amounts directly to the recipient wallets.
Can I send USDT and USDC mass payouts?
Yes. USDT payouts are supported on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, TRON, Solana, and TON. USDC payouts are supported on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, and TON. Each payout batch must use one network and one token.
Which networks and tokens are supported for smart-contract payouts?
Smart-contract payouts support Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, TRON, TON, and Solana. Available assets include USDT, USDC, supported native network tokens, and custom tokens configured for a particular integration. Every recipient wallet must support the exact network and token used in the batch.
Do I need to fund a Volet.com balance before sending payouts?
No. Non-custodial payouts originate directly from your own wallet, so you do not need to deposit the payout funds into a Volet.com balance. The sender wallet must contain the payout token and enough native network currency to cover blockchain fees.
Do recipients need a Volet.com account?
No. Recipients only need compatible wallet addresses that support the selected blockchain network and payout token. Funds are transferred directly to those wallets through the smart contract.
What fees apply to smart-contract crypto payouts?
A flat 0.25% service fee applies to smart-contract payouts. Blockchain network fees are charged separately and depend on the selected network, token, batch size, and current network conditions. The sender wallet must have enough native network currency to cover gas.
Can smart-contract crypto payouts be automated?
Yes. A platform, application, DAO, or AI agent can prepare and trigger programmable payout flows. Execution remains subject to the configured wallet authorization, signing, multisignature, or internal approval process.
Are non-custodial crypto payouts reversible?
Confirmed blockchain payouts cannot be cancelled, reversed, or disputed through a chargeback procedure. Wallet addresses, tokens, networks, and payout amounts must be checked before signing. A correction or refund requires a separate blockchain transaction.
Start sending crypto payouts from your own wallet
Use smart contracts to distribute USDT, USDC, or your own token directly to recipients — without moving funds to a provider-held balance.
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