EXTRA SAFE Becomes the First Messenger Built on Money Rails

Money has always moved slowly.

A wire transfer takes days. A cross-border payment passes through multiple banks, each adding a fee and a delay. For the 167 million people who send money across borders every month, those delays aren't abstract - they're real money, lost in transit.

Stablecoins changed the math. Digital dollars that settle in seconds, for cents, on a global ledger that runs 24/7. In 2025, stablecoin transaction volume crossed $33 trillion - surpassing Visa's annual throughput for the first time. The new money is here.

The next step is making it accessible to everyone.

Today's non-custodial world still requires real effort - irreversible transactions demand confidence, multiple wallets create complexity, and on and off ramps remain out of reach for most people. The gap between owning digital money and actually using it remains wide.

EXTRA SAFE is built to close it.

From the beginning, EXTRA SAFE was built on the same cryptographic foundation as Ethereum non-custodial, fully owned by the user. That is the infrastructure for what we're building now: a new money rail where sending stablecoins is as natural as sending a photo, ready for mass adoption of blockchain-based finance.

What we're revealing today

Starting April 2026, EXTRA SAFE opens its closed beta. Here's what's inside.

  • Access the global economy with digital dollars. USDT – Tether's stablecoin – holds 70% of the global stablecoin market and $184 billion in market cap. It's the digital dollar the world already uses for remittances, payroll, and cross-border payments.

  • Send crypto as if sending a photo. ETH, on-chain, non-custodial. The same tap you'd use to share an image.

  • Send Gifts. Share a link loaded with crypto or digital dollars. They open it - it's already in their wallet.

Get early access

The closed beta opens in April. We're accepting a limited number of early users before the full rollout.

JOIN THE BETA WAITLIST

EXTRA SAFE Becomes the First Messenger Built on Money Rails