TweetSend

Send crypto under a tweetto an @handlein one replyfrom any postin three wordswith TweetSend»

Reply under any post with @TweetSend and an amount. The recipient claims it by signing in with X. No wallet address, no copy-paste.

TweetSend turns X replies into a payment rail

A social handle becomes the payment destination.

Wallet addresses are hard to remember, easy to mistype, and nowhere near the conversation

Reply under the post, mention TweetSend with an amount, confirm. That is the whole flow.

The X API detects the mention or reply, reads the sender, and resolves the author of the tweet being replied to as the intended recipient.

  • Send from a tweet or reply

  • Pay an @handle, not an address

  • Automatic recipient detection

  • No address posted publicly

  • No QR code to scan

  • Sign in with X

TweetSend creates a payment intent holding the sender, the recipient's X identity, the amount, the asset, the network, the status and the expiry rules.

  • Secure confirmation link

  • Wallet connection

  • Existing TweetSend balance

  • Asset and network selection

  • Payment status replies

  • Pending, completed, claimed

  • Expired and refunded states

  • Transaction history

  • Manual send by handle

The sender signs an on-chain transaction. Funds route straight to a linked wallet, or wait in a claimable flow until the recipient verifies the X account.

  • Self-custodial wallet sends

  • Routing to a linked wallet

  • Claimable payments

  • Secure claim flow

  • X account ownership check

  • Withdraw to a wallet you control

  • Multi-asset support

Six steps collapse into one reply and one confirmation

Find wallet, copy address, open wallet, paste address, verify network, send. TweetSend replaces all of it with a reply and a confirm.

In a reply

  • @TweetSend $25
  • @TweetSend $50
  • reply -> confirm
  • no wallet address
  • @TweetSend $5
  • pay an @handle
  • @TweetSend $100
  • no copy-paste
  • sign in with X
  • claim with X
  • @TweetSend $10
  • one reply
  • send from a tweet
  • @TweetSend $250
  • handle = destination
  • @TweetSend $1
  • confirm and sign

Status replies

  • pending
  • completed
  • claimed
  • expired
  • refunded
  • payment ready
  • $25 sent
  • waiting to be claimed
  • recipient resolved
  • wallet connected
  • X account verified
  • on-chain settled
  • claimable
  • routed to wallet
  • payment intent
  • status reply
  • sender confirmed
  • asset selected
  • network selected
  • history synced

How a send works

Five steps, and only the first one happens on X.

How a send works

Five steps, and only the first one happens on X.

Questions

Get started

No address + no copy-paste + no app switching

Connect a wallet, sign in with X, then reply under any post with @TweetSend and an amount. Open TweetSend.

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