Networks
A wallet on each of eleven networks.
For every network: the coins a payer can use, whether Relay or a direct payment to your wallet serves it, what you can keep your takings in, and when a payment counts as confirmed.
EthereumETH · USDT · USDCReady to receive
BNB Smart ChainBNB · USDT · USDCReady to receive
PolygonUSDT · USDC · POLReady to receive
ArbitrumETH · USDT · USDCReady to receive
OptimismETH · USDT · USDCReady to receive
BaseETH · USDCReady to receive
SolanaSOL · USDTNot activated
TRONUSDT · TRXNot activated
BitcoinBTCReady to receive
LitecoinLTCArrives unconverted
DogecoinDOGEArrives unconverted
At a glance
Two ways a payment reaches your wallet.
Through Relay
The payer pays a one-order Relay address. Relay converts and delivers into your wallet as the coin you keep, normally USDC on Base.
Direct
The payer pays an address of your own wallet. Nothing is converted and no third party is involved. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin get a fresh two-of-three address for every order.
While a payment is being routed it is held by Relay, a separate company. Orrerie never holds it.
That lasts seconds to minutes, from the payer's payment until the delivery into your wallet.
The eleven
Network by network.
Ethereum
- Payers can use
- ETH, USDT, USDC
- Through Relay
- ETH, USDT, USDC
- You can keep takings as
- USDT, USDC, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Safe, two of three
- Confirmed after
- 12 blocks, about 2.5 minutes. Above US$10,000 the order also waits for the finalized block.
- Fee for a send
- Paid by your fee account, in ETH
BNB Smart Chain
- Payers can use
- BNB, USDT, USDC
- Through Relay
- BNB, USDT, USDC
- You can keep takings as
- USDT, USDC, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Safe, two of three
- Confirmed after
- 15 blocks, about 7 seconds
- Fee for a send
- Paid by your fee account, in BNB
Polygon
- Payers can use
- USDT, USDC, POL
- Through Relay
- USDT, USDC
- Paid direct to your wallet
- POL
- You can keep takings as
- USDT, USDC, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Safe, two of three
- Confirmed after
- 64 blocks, about 2 minutes
- Fee for a send
- Paid by your fee account, in POL
Arbitrum
- Payers can use
- ETH, USDT, USDC
- Through Relay
- ETH, USDT, USDC
- You can keep takings as
- USDT, USDC, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Safe, two of three
- Confirmed after
- 20 blocks and at least 60 seconds. Above US$10,000 the order also waits until its batch is on Ethereum.
- Fee for a send
- Paid by your fee account, in ETH
Optimism
- Payers can use
- ETH, USDT, USDC
- Through Relay
- ETH, USDT, USDC
- You can keep takings as
- USDT, USDC, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Safe, two of three
- Confirmed after
- 20 blocks and at least 60 seconds. Above US$10,000 the order also waits until its batch is on Ethereum.
- Fee for a send
- Paid by your fee account, in ETH
Base
- Payers can use
- ETH, USDC
- Through Relay
- ETH, USDC
- You can keep takings as
- USDC, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Safe, two of three
- Confirmed after
- 20 blocks and at least 60 seconds. Above US$10,000 the order also waits until its batch is on Ethereum.
- Fee for a send
- Paid by your fee account, in ETH
Solana
Not activated until you switch it on- Payers can use
- SOL, USDT
- Through Relay
- SOL, USDT
- You can keep takings as
- USDT, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Squads vault, two of three once activated
- Confirmed after
- The network's own finality, about 13 seconds
- Fee for a send
- Paid by your fee account, in SOL
TRON
Not activated until you switch it on- Payers can use
- USDT, TRX
- Through Relay
- USDT
- Paid direct to your wallet
- TRX, once activated
- You can keep takings as
- USDT, or what was paid
- Wallet
- Account with two-of-three permissions once activated
- Confirmed after
- 19 blocks, about 1 minute
- Fee for a send
- Charged to the wallet itself, in TRX
Bitcoin
- Payers can use
- BTC
- Through Relay
- BTC
- Paid direct to your wallet
- BTC
- You can keep takings as
- BTC, as it was paid
- Wallet
- Two-of-three script address
- Confirmed after
- 1 confirmation up to US$1,000, 2 up to US$10,000, 6 above
- Fee for a send
- Comes out of the amount sent
Litecoin
Arrives unconverted- Payers can use
- LTC
- Through Relay
- No Relay route
- Paid direct to your wallet
- LTC
- You can keep takings as
- LTC, as it was paid
- Wallet
- Two-of-three script address
- Confirmed after
- 3 confirmations up to US$1,000, 6 above
- Fee for a send
- Comes out of the amount sent
Dogecoin
Arrives unconverted- Payers can use
- DOGE
- Through Relay
- No Relay route
- Paid direct to your wallet
- DOGE
- You can keep takings as
- DOGE, as it was paid
- Wallet
- Two-of-three script address
- Confirmed after
- 6 confirmations up to US$1,000, 20 above
- Fee for a send
- Comes out of the amount sent
Solana and TRON
Two wallets you switch on yourself.
Until you activate them, your Solana and TRON wallets are protected by your browser key alone, so Orrerie shows them as Not activated, shows no address for them and uses them for nothing.
- Activation is one approval: 100 TRX plus about 1 TRX on TRON, a fraction of a US dollar on Solana.
- Before it, customers can still pay in SOL or USDT on Solana and in USDT on TRON, and Relay delivers to the network you keep your takings on.
- TRX is paid straight to your TRON wallet, so it is offered only once that wallet is activated.
- A payment Relay cannot route comes back to that wallet; above US$20 on Solana or the value of 100 TRX on TRON, Orrerie stops offering the network until you activate it.
Litecoin, Dogecoin and confirmations
Litecoin and Dogecoin arrive unconverted.
Relay has no route for Litecoin or Dogecoin. A payer pays a fresh two-of-three address of your own wallet, and the coins stay as Litecoin or Dogecoin until you convert them yourself.
Each network has its own rule for when a payment is confirmed, and for Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin the rule follows the size of the order. The checkout shows the count while it waits, and an order is never called Paid before it.
The pictures on this page show the built product with a test business and simulated payments.