Move USDC and USDT across borders with a payment experience that feels effortless — backed by a rigorous, auditable ledger and configurable compliance controls.
Availability depends on your jurisdiction and verification. Orbit is payment software, not a bank.
A focused set of tools for individuals and merchants — no clutter, no jargon.
Pay anyone by username, email, payment link or wallet address. Fees are always shown up front and calculated server-side.
Share your handle, a QR code, or an amount-specific payment link. Get notified the moment funds arrive.
Spin up a hosted checkout at /pay/CODE with an amount, description and expiry — perfect for invoices.
Scan to pay, scan to receive. QR contents are validated on the server, never trusted blindly.
Every movement is a balanced double-entry journal. Available, pending and locked balances are always distinct.
Configurable limits, risk scoring, review workflows and audit logs are part of the architecture, not an afterthought.
Administrators enable specific asset/network combinations. Availability is configuration-driven.
We can't promise perfection — no software honestly can — but security is engineered in.
Modern password hashing, TOTP two-factor, recovery codes, session management and login throttling.
Balances, fees and permissions are verified on the server. The browser is never trusted.
Private keys live in a dedicated key-management provider — never in plaintext on the app server.
Automate payments, reconcile balances and subscribe to signed webhooks. Versioned, idempotent and consistent.
Get API keysPOST /api/v1/payments
Authorization: Bearer KEY:SECRET
{
"asset": "USDC",
"amount": "25.00",
"description": "Invoice #1042"
}
→ { "success": true,
"data": { "url": "/pay/AB12CD34EF" },
"request_id": "..." }Orbit is payment software. Depending on how you deploy it and your jurisdiction, you may need money-transmission licensing, VASP/CASP registration and a licensed custodian. See the compliance documentation.
Internal transfers between Orbit users settle on the internal ledger immediately. On-chain deposits and withdrawals depend on network confirmations, which are configurable per asset/network.
The platform is asset- and network-agnostic. Administrators enable specific combinations such as USDC or USDT on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base or Tron.
No. Custodial deployments integrate an external key-management/custody provider. The application database never stores raw private keys.