REQUEST FOR ROAST wip docs for splits accounts: https://splits-docs.splits.org/ until now all our docs were focused on the protocol (og splitter contracts), or "how to's" in notion...we never really documented the architecture of the system, why that matters, and how things work together. would appreciate critical feedback before these go live

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a common problem we're seeing folks use splits for: shared eng team wallets. a pre-funded, shared account with the ergonomics of an EOA, opsec of a multisig, and accountability of a ramp card. unblock your eng team without screwing your finance team. https://splits.org/blog/shared-eng-team-wallets/

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Accounting continues its glow up - now filter transactions by network. Full cost basis/P&L/lots coming soon.

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QOL improvement: find a specific transaction by pasting in the hash. Helpful when needing to reconcile txns that don't yet have memos.

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A few recent QOL improvements to invoicing: * Duplicate an invoice, saving you time for recurring-but-not-scheduled invoices * Payers can paste their payment link, auto-reconciling and marking an invoice as paid * Add personalized note when resending an invoice via email

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A little polish: clearer offramp minimums and fees Reminder: off/onramps are an add-on, and are the only part of the product that require identity verification - no need to go through KYC/B just to bank onchain.

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Just wrapped up a mini hack week at Splits. Some of the things we explored: Payment links: send money without knowing the recipient’s payment info ahead of time. You deposit funds into a link, and the recipient can claim the money in the currency of their choice. Capital formation: a lightweight fundraising tool for raising capital onchain. It works like a placeholder for future tokens, equity, or other rights, and reflects our belief that early-stage financing depends heavily on reputation and social trust. Payment agreements: recurring payment agreements that automatically execute scheduled payments using our module system. Agent-hosted pages: added support for Gerard (our cloud-based agent runtime) to publish hosted HTML pages directly. More here: https://x.com/abram/status/2074239001138217184

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Choose what the recipient gets, then pick your payment source. Just-in-time swaps compress swap, bridge, and send into one step. Works for internal and external transfers. Hold on mainnet, send to Solana.

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Now easier to see new features and functionality we’re shipping, directly within the product.

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Small but mighty changelog update for @splits cycle 64. My favorite updates: *Offramping UX is so clean* Hat tip to @bankr & Regen Hub for the customer feedback that made this better (and @matthew for the polish) *Better account selection for Send* another @matthew + @abram collab, with a demo vid below: https://farcaster.xyz/abram/0xe9caa8d9 *Faster balance and dashboard loadtimes* Downstream of the indexing work we've done, H/t Greg and Julio for spam detection. The app works better and feels faster this week, which is always a win. https://splits.org/changelog/polygon-bsc-tempo-support-and-offramp-improvements/

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QOL improvement: verify full address before large transfers to ensure destination is correct

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Full network support for Polygon went live yesterday morning. BSC last night. Tempo (inbound txns) coming today. Brings full network support to 10.

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Polished the address search and select input and made it safer. Categories make it easier to ensure you’re always sending to the right account. Easy to tab between categories (i.e. internal accounts, contacts, recents, etc).

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we simplified the dashboard and account actions to focus on the core workflows we’re seeing: - sending payments (both on and offchain) - swapping between assets and networks - depositing into your accounts (from a Safe, EOA, or bank) - requesting payment (i.e. invoicing a customer)

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Give agents room to work without giving them unilateral control. New QOL improvement: now easier to see whether a transaction was signed by a person or an agent. So you can review and countersign agent-proposed transactions before funds move.

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