Who it's for · creators
One address. Put it in the bio.
A sponsor, a client and a follower who wants to send twenty all need somewhere to send money. Right now that is three different messages from you, each with a different set of details. This is one link that keeps working for years.
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You type your details again every week
The IBAN in one DM, a wallet address in another, and both retyped by hand. One wrong character and the money is somewhere you cannot reach.
- 02
Four platforms pay on four days
A brand pays in sixty days, a platform on the fifteenth, a follower right now. Nothing adds them up, so you do not know what this month actually earned.
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The brand money and your rent are one balance
The sponsorship landed in the same account you buy groceries from. By the time anyone asks what the channel earned, the answer is a guess.
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Take your name
Pick it once in Settings. Three to thirty characters, letters, digits, a dot, a dash or an underscore. It needs a confirmed email address, and it belongs to the space rather than to you personally.
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Put it where people already look
orla.finance/@name goes in the bio, the email signature, the pinned post, the card. It is one string, so it survives being read aloud or typed off a screen.
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They name the amount, not you
Whoever opens it types how much and what it is for, and their name if they want to. They land on an ordinary payment page with your rails on it. You are not in the conversation at all.
Rename it later and the old one still works.
The previous address forwards to the new one and nobody else can ever claim it. A link printed on something you cannot reprint keeps working.
Either rail, from the same address
A crypto payment is spotted on chain and booked on its own. A bank payment carries a reference so you can tell which one it was. The payer picks; you set it up once.
Booked in the currency you live in
Money that arrives in USDT is recorded at that day's rate in your own currency. That is the one habit that makes budgets, totals and a tax figure possible at all.
A sponsorship is an invoice, not a link
For a brand deal you send a real invoice with line items, a due date and a PDF. It chases itself three days before, on the day, then three and seven days after. If they pay half, it says so and keeps asking for the rest.
Channel money on its own shelf
Keep the channel in its own space and your life in your personal one. A line moves between them in one tap, and transfers between your own accounts drop out of the totals, because they were never income.
Nobody can dress up as you
Names that read as ours, like support or billing, are refused, and so are near spellings of them. Names that read as a bank, a wallet or a payment service are refused too. An ordinary first name stays available.
The page cannot be used to fill your inbox
An unpaid request lapses after a day, so a page opened by curious strangers does not leave you a list to clean. Requests made there do not eat your monthly allowance of invoices and pay links.
- The address
- orla.finance/@name, 3 to 30 characters, letters, digits, dot, underscore or dash
- Who sets it
- Owner or admin of the space. Any member can see it
- Requirement
- A confirmed email address on the account
- Plan
- Available on the free plan
- Rails
- Crypto, matched automatically, or bank details with a reference
- Where money lands
- The account you choose in Settings, changeable later
- What the payer does
- Types an amount and what it is for, optionally their name
- Payer account
- Not needed
- Renaming
- The old address forwards forever and stays reserved
- Unpaid request
- Lapses after 24 hours
- Against your quota
- No. Requests from the page are outside the monthly invoices and pay links allowance
Do people need an Orla account to pay me?
No. They open the address, type an amount, and pay. An account is only offered afterwards, if they want to keep the receipt.
Can I take tips and invoices from the same name?
Yes. The address handles whatever amount someone types. An invoice is the better tool when there is a due date and a number you agreed in advance.
What if my name is already taken?
Then it is taken. The address sits at the root of the site, so there can only be one of each, and a name given up in a rename stays reserved rather than going back into circulation.
Does it work on the free plan?
Yes, once your email is confirmed. What the paid plans add is live bank and exchange sync, more invoices a month, and the automation around them.
Can I change which account the money goes to?
Yes, in Settings, whenever you want. The address does not change when the destination does, so nothing you have already published breaks.
Take the name before someone else does.
One address, in the bio, working for years.