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Moving money is still harder than it should be. Sending across a border is slow and expensive. Paying a stranger online means trusting that the goods will arrive. And the apps that could fix this ask people to manage recovery phrases, pick networks, and pay fees in tokens they've never heard of.


Evabob starts from how people already talk about money:

 You pay "@ada" or "ada@example.com". Evabob works out where the money goes.

 Pick naira or dollars as your main currency. You type amounts in it and read your balance in it, with the other currency underneath.

 Money can be held until work or goods arrive, and every payment can be proven with a receipt anyone can check.

 Payments live in chat, next to the messages they belong to.


Tap Home › Send, type a name, @username or email, enter the amount on the keypad and confirm with your PIN. Amounts are typed in your main currency: type ₦2,000 and the dollar equivalent is sent. @usernames aren't case-sensitive and the @ is optional.


You can add an optional note. Where the network records notes, the field says 

: a note written there is public and can't be erased, so never put private details in it.

Before you confirm, the review screen shows the person's photo, the amount they will receive, and any warning Evabob has about the payee. A payment between two Evabob accounts usually arrives in about a second.

Send to an email that has no account and Evabob offers to 

. They get an email with a claim page that shows who sent it and when (never your wallet address), and the money waits for 7 days. When they sign up with that email and finish setting up their wallet, it's released to them automatically and the app shows a 

 screen. If they don't, it comes back to you.

The scan button between Send and Request on the home screen reads a payment QR code. Scan someone's Evabob code and Send opens with their @username filled in, with no network to choose. Scan a request code and that request opens, ready to pay.

Tap Home › Request to ask for money. You can use your handle, email, an address, or a QR code to share anywhere, and it tracks the request in your request history. You can also create an invoice

For bigger jobs, split the request into 2 to 10 lines, one per milestone. The payer approves the whole thing with one PIN; each line is set aside separately and paid to you as you deliver it.

 card on Home shows what you've been paid over the last 7 days. Money sent to you from outside Evabob is recorded too, with the sender's @username when the address belongs to an Evabob account, or "Unknown" when it doesn't. While the app is open, money arriving plays a short chime, and a payment going out plays its own sound. You can turn both off.

Every conversation can carry money. From a chat, you can ask someone to pay, send them a request card, or pay theirs. A request card shows every line, the total, the due date, and its live status. The person receiving it sees 

; if they decline, the card closes for both of you.

Half now, half held until the work arrives.

Everything is set aside until you say the work has arrived.

Whichever you pick, the card updates for both of you as money moves.

The Evabob Agent is pinned at the top of your chat list. Ask it anything about your money: what you can spend, how to move money, or whether a payment looks unfamiliar. You can also tell it what to do in plain words, for example "Send $25 to @john".

. It shows an exact confirmation card, and only your PIN makes the payment. If you paste a payment link, it opens it for you. When asked about your balance, it gives two figures: what you can spend on Arc and your Gateway Account.

Its fuller answers come from an outside AI model, which is 

 in Profile. With it off, the Agent still understands simple money commands on Evabob's own servers, and every wallet and payment feature keeps working.

When you hire someone, you can pay into a 

. The money is locked on the network before they start, so they know it's there, and it only reaches them when the job is done.

You pay into the hold: The money leaves your balance and is locked. Neither of you can spend it.

They mark the work delivered: You're notified and can check what they sent.

You have 7 days to raise a problem: Say the work has arrived to release it straight away. If you do nothing, it's released to them after 7 days.

If you cancel before the work is delivered, you get your money back at once. Cancelling after delivery needs a reason and goes to a person at Evabob, who reads both sides- the delivered work and the written criteria before deciding. Both of you can add links and photos to that conversation, and both see the reviewer's note.

Only the worker you paid or back to you. The contract holding it can't pay anyone new, and a refund always returns to the person who paid.

Tap Menu › Sell with a link to make a link for something you sell: a title such as "Ankara dress, size 12", a price, and how many days you need to deliver. Paste it in WhatsApp, Instagram or your bio, or show its QR code..

The buyer's page shows your track record and says: 

"Pay safely: your money is set aside for me until your order arrives."

 Each order becomes a held payment and follows the same rules as work: you mark it delivered, and the money reaches you when the buyer confirms or after 7 days. Links last 14 days by default.

Find both under Menu › Circles and collections.

A money circle works like an ajo or esusu: everyone puts in the same amount each round, and each round one person takes the whole pot. You choose the members in payout order (up to 20 people), the amount (at least $1 a round) and how often it runs.

 Members approve their whole commitment when they join, and each round the pot goes straight to whoever's turn it is. If someone misses a contribution, the round pays out what came in, the member who missed owes whoever they shorted, and their own turn moves to the end. They're caught up automatically as soon as their balance can cover it.

Raise money for something with a target and a deadline. The money is released the moment the target is reached. If the deadline passes short, everyone is refunded automatically. Collections have a public progress page you can share; circles stay private.

Your balance is held in digital dollars, with euros alongside if you have them. Choose your 

 in Profile: naira or dollars. Amounts are typed and shown in it everywhere, with the other currency underneath. Screens that deal with a specific token, such as Move money, Your GA and Agent wallets, show the token itself.

While Evabob is on testnet, naira amounts use a fixed guide rate of ₦1,390 to the dollar. It isn't a market rate and nothing is exchanged into naira: what moves is always digital dollars.

Menu › Convert changes dollars to euros, or cirbtc and back. You see the rate and what you'll receive before you confirm, and the fee is shown plainly. A conversion is never put on hold.

Your account has a wallet on three networks: Arc, Ethereum and Base (their test versions today). Menu › Move money shifts money between them. You see what arrives on the other side before you confirm, then follow it through three simple states: 

A move only counts as started once you enter its first PIN; leave before that and nothing moves. If a move stalls after your PIN, Evabob finishes it for you after 40 minutes. It goes to your own wallet on the other network unless you tap 

Menu › Your GA is one dollar balance you can top up once and pay out from on any of your networks. You get an alert for every payment made from it, and payments from it are rate-limited to protect you.

 lists every payment the moment money moves: who, what, how much and when, filtered by All, Money in, Money out or On hold. Tap any row for its receipt, which you can download or share.

Any payment you made can be shared as a link and a QR code. The page shows who paid, how much and when, and 

re-checks the payment on the network every time it's opened

, with a link to check it yourself on the public explorer. Show it to a seller and they can confirm it without taking your word for it.

Nothing is public until you share it, and your memo is never shown. While a payment is still moving, the same link shows Sending, On the way and Done, and updates itself.

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