Splits
Shared wallets, payments, and accounting for onchain businesses. What it is, what to know before you set up an account, and why we like it.
Shared wallets for onchain operations
Permissionless financial infrastructure: self-custodied onchain accounts to process revenue, move money, and run payroll.
Self-custodied accounts
Accounts restricted to the people, agents, and institutions you authorize.
Subaccounts by purpose
A separate account for each revenue stream, with treasury top-ups between them.
Accounting built in
Auditable ledgers, with categorization and syncing to QuickBooks and Xero coming soon.
Payments and payroll
Crypto and fiat payments, recurring payouts, invoicing, and bank transfers.
Clean wallets make a clean close
Why we like it
Accounts split by purpose, so activity is already sorted when the books are done.
Reconciliation, cost basis, and soon P&L: the tools to produce the reports your CPA needs to close your books.
Read-only access for your accountant, with the memo and custom fields on each payment.
Before you set up an account
Self-custody means your signers hold the keys. Decide who signs before funds move.
Swaps between tokens can be taxable. Record each one as it happens.
Splits is a software company, not an accounting firm. Your books and returns still need one.
Go deeper
- Visit site:Website
Treasury, payments, payroll, accounting, pricing. (opens in a new tab)
- Read the docs:Docs
Accounts, contracts, the API, and the CLI. (opens in a new tab)
- PartnersAll organizations
Custody, onchain infrastructure, wealth management, legal counsel.