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Self-custody crypto wallet + merchant checkout · Live at orbitwallet.me

Orbit Wallet

A self-custody crypto wallet that lets any merchant get paid in crypto — you hold the keys, nobody in the middle.

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Orbit Wallet — real screen at orbitwallet.me

The story

Accepting crypto usually means handing your money to an exchange and hoping — or wiring up a payment processor that takes a cut and holds custody. Orbit Wallet does neither. It's a self-custody wallet (desktop-first, built on Electron) where you hold your own keys across Bitcoin, Ethereum and the EVM chains, and Solana — and Orbit Pay turns that wallet into a full merchant checkout.

Create a shareable payment link, your customer opens it, connects their own wallet, and pays on-chain. Claim an @name and get paid at it. Keys are always user-held; Orbit never touches funds.

Where it actually is. Where it actually is: the wallet and landing are live at orbitwallet.me and the backend serves live balances, history, charts and Orbit Pay — but a real end-to-end Orbit Pay payment has not been signed yet, sending from the web app is switched off, and there is no desktop download. Why it's not on Google Play: Play's production track for crypto wallets requires FINTRAC money-transmitter registration; we declined, so the Android companion ships as a signed direct download instead.

Also

Android companion (.apk)Portfolio, Orbit Pay and your @name. Sending from the web app is switched off and there is no desktop download yet.

Status
Live at orbitwallet.me
Built by
BigBad, Calgary

What it does

In plain words.

A self-custody multichain wallet — Bitcoin, EVM chains and Solana — with Orbit Pay built in: merchants create shareable payment links, buyers connect a wallet and pay on-chain.

Keys are always user-held; Orbit never touches funds.

The first five minutes

What you actually do first.

  1. 01Four explainer slides, then Create wallet — generated in the browser or the Android app, with a one-time seed backup you cannot skip.
  2. 02Search for an @name on the landing page and claim it from Settings.

The value · before and after

What changes for you.

  • Before

    Accepting crypto by handing your money to an exchange, or to a processor that takes a cut and holds custody.

    After

    A payment link you share; the buyer pays from their own wallet on-chain.

Why it is worth it

Versus doing nothing.

  • The wallet and landing are live, and the backend serves real balances, transaction history, charts and Orbit Pay.

Straight answers

What it does not do.

  • Early access: a real end-to-end Orbit Pay payment has not been signed yet.
  • Sending from the web app is switched off and there is no desktop download yet.
  • Paid @names currently charge a flat $10 for every name.

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