Their bank account
Mum’s account in Pune, before her evening chai. Any bank in India.
Send from your bank account like any app. Or send from the crypto you already hold, and it arrives in India as rupees, in a bank account or as cash. Crypto in, money out, with nothing for your family to learn. No transfer fee, the live rate, a receipt for you both.
Into her bank account in India, with a receipt for you both. You see the exact amount before you pay.
Under a minute, whether you start from dollars or from Bitcoin.
One payday in Dubai, four ways home. For NRIs and anyone with family in India: you see the exact rupees before you tap.
Mum’s account in Pune, before her evening chai. Any bank in India.
Your savings, kept at home in your name. Yours to bring back whenever you want.
Papa walks to the MoneyGram counter near home and collects it. No bank account needed.
Some of your Bitcoin or USDC becomes rupees, for Ammu’s college fees. The rest stays as it was.
Dubai, London, Toronto, or a city we haven’t named yet. Wherever you are tonight, someone at home feels it.
Month-end in Dubai. Salary in, Mum’s electricity paid before dinner.
A wet morning before the commute. Papa’s broadband, renewed in one tap.
Late night in New York. A Diwali gift, sent home.
First snow in Toronto. Your brother’s college fees, paid on time.
Late at the office. Ammachi’s pharmacy bill, settled.
Golden hour in Berlin. The gas cylinder at home, booked.
Harbour lights in Hong Kong. Papa’s mobile, recharged.
“The lamp is lit. Eat something, mole.”
“Paper read, internet working. Have your breakfast, puttar.”
“Your sister is wearing it already. Thank you, bala.”
“Fees done. He says he owes you a lassi, puttar.”
“Medicines collected. Sleep now, mone.”
“The kitchen is warm again. Call on Sunday, bala.”
“Recharged. Now I can call you every evening.”
Illustrative stories. India opens first, and 180 countries follow.
Wise, Revolut, Western Union and the banks, on the same amount, with every source named and dated.
More answers on the questions page.
No. MuffinPay charges no transfer fee and adds no markup to the exchange rate, so your family gets the live mid-market rate, the one Google shows. Founding Families have zero fee and the real rate guaranteed for life; the first 1,000 also get first access in their country and a sealed founding gift. Conditions apply.
The network reaches 35,000+ billers in 180 countries. The first corridors connect the UAE, the USA, the UK, Canada, Singapore, Germany and Hong Kong with India, the first receiving country. Singapore and Hong Kong open with bill payments and money transfer, and Saudi Arabia, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria and Kenya come next. MuffinPay opens country by country.
No. MuffinPay is a financial technology (fintech) company building Life Payments. Payments, currency conversion and payouts are carried out by licensed, authorised partners in each market.
Founding Families
The first 10,000 families on the waitlist pay no transfer fee and get the real rate, for life. They get in first when MuffinPay opens in their country, and each place is numbered and stays theirs.
Takes 30 seconds. No payment details. For ages 18 and over. India first, 180 countries to follow. Conditions apply.
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