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

This trend will only continue. But the hard part remains: identifying a problem, earning trust, delivering a solution people will pay for. 🌏👨‍🚀🔫👨‍🚀

I'm proud of the customer support we offer @0xSplits For me there are few things more frustrating than bad customer support

Swapping when multiple people need to approve transactions can be hard due to quote expirations. We'll solve this natively in the product soon, but for now a few ways we're seeing folks solve this:

Our Centaur agent, Gerard, in action answering some questions in Discord

A simple customer experience often requires a complex foundation. @kontigo_app has built a simple global money app. Their customers save in USDC, invest in BTC, pay in local currency, and move money globally from a single interface. Under the hood, that means coordinating assets, networks, payment rails, and liquidity across operating accounts. We wrote about how they’re making that complexity disappear for customers.

centaur is very cool - changing the way we work watching teammates use it leads to more usage leads to better outcomes h/t @gakonst et al - great work

Gerard (our Centaur agent) is like a hyper competent intern and I have to constantly stop myself from doing ops and say "no, stop, Gerard can do this." Kudos to @0xdiid for spearheading this agent, (and @gakonst team for releasing). Gerard's starting to be a game changer for how we work @ splits.

Done with a little sell-the-sawdust exercise on fundraising research for @0xSplits Synthesized interviews with ~12 founders and ~4 investors ( broad lit review) across the spectrum from Angel to Seed. They range from actively raising, to closing a round, to deciding when and whether to fundraise. My TLDR for Pre-Seed fundraising below is: - Conviction is the scarcest resource - Bootstrapping for a year is the norm - Some founders don’t want to raise - Even friends and family rounds are strategic - There’s a structural hole in the market for founders raising $1M - $2.4M If you’re a founder thinking about raising or actively in the trenches, please let me know what I’m missing or how I can help!

.@0xSplits is great for crypto devops post-claude testing in prod? yes lol, but i dont want to lose $ so my workflow currently includes two main safety checks. 1. dry-run - literally always dry run txns, you'll avoid 99% of obvious errors this way 2. I use a @0xSplits smart vault with myself @claudeai as signers. my signer is a passkey, Claude's is an EOA stored locally (or wherever I want) - Claude spins up new txns, but I have to sign for them to go through. signing = touchid -> passkey and a click, but this couple seconds also helps avoid anything malicious, and prevents claude shooting stuff off that would otherwise go through without the additional signer (me)

Onchain businesses in the US use Splits to pay contractors compliantly. Send any token. Payees get an email when you send a payment. Splits handles the W-8s, W-9s, and year-end 1099s.

monthly RFF: what financial ops pain points are you facing as an onchain builder or business?

QOL improvement: quickly see which account you’re signed in with. Helpful when you have multiple teams, work emails, and personal accounts, and are switching between them.

Please add: Stablecoin-native PEO/payroll companies Payroll providers are stuck using ACH, which takes 3 business days to deliver a paycheck. Stablecoin payments are instant and unlock novel ways to pay people. Who's building this?

PSA - WalletConnect seems to be down atm if you need to connect to and execute from third-party apps, Splits Connect (chromewebstore.google.com/de…) still works

Thinking about how we communicate "operating accounts" vs "automation accounts" and looking for feedback. Operating accounts = shared multisig accounts. Automation accounts = programmatic swaps/etc when funds are received. Both are dedicated crosschain accounts, with unique addresses and rules attached. Operating accts are used for day-to-day stuff - treasury mgmt, liquidity rebalancing, payroll, expenses, etc. Automation accounts are used primarily for processing revenue and income streams. Some automation functionality will make its way into operating accounts (eg maintain target balance), but more complicated to do so non-custodially.

New @0xSplits changelog for cycle 61 just dropped! It's all about the recent site updates updates ( a contrarian take on where we're finding great on-the-fly user feedback). Plus, batch transaction improvements from @matthewfarc!

My 2026 bingo card did not include me using @0xSplits as the backend for running my business. Pleasantly surprised at everything the team has cooked so far.