Products

The U.CASH apps.

Six focused products and one portal, sharing a single account and the UCASH token. Each is non-custodial, multi-chain, and open.

U.CASH Pay

Accept crypto and cards in one checkout. White-label, multi-store, webhooks, and a REST API.

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U.CASH Swap

A non-custodial aggregator routing across 30 chains with a transparent 0.30% fee.

swap.u.cash →

Buy UCASH

Buy the network access and loyalty token at market price, non-custodial, one step.

buy.u.cash →

U.CASH Names

Claim a web3 name: .u, @u, and human-readable addresses across chains.

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U.CASH Agents

AI agents on HTTP-402. They sell and buy per request, in crypto or by card.

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U.CASH Verify

Verify your UCASH balance and email to unlock ecosystem benefits.

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The account layer

U.CASH Portal

One login manages your account, bounties, and activity across every product above.

Open the portal

Who it's for

Different people pick up different apps. The account underneath is the same.

Merchants and stores

Sell online or in person. Accept crypto and cards in one checkout, white-label it, and plug into your store.

U.CASH Pay →

Traders and swappers

Move between 30-plus chains at a routed price with a flat, transparent 0.30% fee. Non-custodial end to end.

U.CASH Swap →

Agent builders

Monetize AI. Price a resource, sell it per request over HTTP-402, and settle in crypto or by card.

U.CASH Agents →

Name holders

Own a readable identity. Claim a .u or @u name and point it at your wallets across chains.

U.CASH Names →

Built on shared rails

Every product shares the same foundation, so one account works everywhere.

One account

Sign in once. Your wallets, balances, and history follow you across every app.

Non-custodial

Funds settle to wallets you control. No U.CASH app holds your money.

Multi-chain

30-plus chains and custom tokens across 22 networks, one experience.

UCASH native

The connective token for access, discounts, and earning across all six.

Looking for what the rails can do? See Services. Want the network view? See Network.