Peer to peer. Hand to hand. A coffee, a rent split, a friend across a border. The wallet for actually using crypto. Send it in a blip.
Not charts, candles, and 100x plays. Peer to peer. Hand to hand. A coffee, a rent split, a friend across a border. Electronic cash, as intended. Blip is the wallet that remembers.
Fund your wallet with a card or swap from another coin. Blip routes through ChangeHero and Stripe. You pick an amount. QUAI lands at your address. Yours to spend, send, or hold.
Apple Pay, debit, or swap from coins you already hold.
Self-custody, not a custodial IOU. We never hold your funds.
Top up a Zebec Carbon card with QUAI from your wallet and you're ready for coffee, groceries, or rent at the hardware store. Mastercard rails. Roughly 100 million merchants. No bank in the middle.
Fund the card from your Blip balance in one tap. QUAI converts to USD on the card.
Add it to Apple Pay. Tap to pay the way every other card already works.
The Carbon card is issued by our partner Zebec. Setup takes a few minutes.
Merchant disputes run through Mastercard's network, not your wallet.
Each Qi costs real power to mine. Nobody prints them. Not a bank. Not a government. Not us.
Sixteen fixed sizes. Your Qi looks exactly like anyone else's, on purpose.
Inputs and outputs mix together. Nobody watching can tell whose Qi went where.
Qi is a flatcoin. Money that holds its value because it's backed by something real: electricity. Every Qi is mined, not printed. Not by a bank. Not by a government. Not by us. Peer to peer. Hand to hand. The way electronic cash was supposed to work.
Each transaction uses a one-time address. Nobody can chain your payments into a history.
Share one reusable code. Senders derive a unique address per transfer. Your identity stays off-chain.
Qi spends in 16 set amounts. Every transfer looks like a CoinJoin. Amounts blur into the crowd.
Splitting is solo. Combining is social. Multi-party re-aggregation multiplies everyone's privacy at once.
Read the write-ups on energy-based emissions and Qi privacy in the Quai Network docs.
Create a payment request in two taps. The person on the other end taps the link, pays with a card or Blip, and QUAI drops straight into your wallet. They don't need the app. They don't need to know it's crypto.
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Your keys never leave your iPhone. Your seed never hits our servers. If we disappear tomorrow, your money still works. That's not a feature. That's the point.
Keys are sealed with your iPhone's Secure Enclave and unlocked with Face ID.
You don't sign up. You just install. Identity is your device.
A twelve-word recovery phrase you can write down, photocopy, carve in stone.
Grab it from the App Store. Three taps: name, Face ID, done.
Tap Buy. Apple Pay or card. Your QUAI shows up in seconds.
Share your Blip link. Tap a contact. No addresses to paste.
The app is free. Transfers carry a small network fee that goes to the Quai network, not us. Card purchases have a transparent processing fee, shown before you confirm. Never tucked into the exchange rate.
No. If you've moved money in any other app, you can use Blip. The chain happens in the background. You see dollars, coins, and people.
You do. Blip is a self-custody wallet. Your keys live encrypted on your iPhone, protected by Face ID. We literally cannot touch your funds.
Qi is Quai's flatcoin: a privacy-first spending token backed by mining energy, not a central bank. Transactions don't reveal the amount or who's involved, so it's ideal for rent, tips, or splitting a tab without broadcasting it to a public ledger forever.
Quai (QUAI), Qi (privacy), and Tether (USDT). More as they're ready.
The current build is on the App Store for iOS. An older version is available on Google Play while the Android rewrite catches up.
Peer to peer. Hand to hand. A coffee, a rent split, a friend across a border. Download Blip and remember what crypto was for.
