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Messaging-first payments for the next billion WhatsApp users.

PayVoice is a WhatsApp-native payment assistant that lets anyone send and manage USDC through simple chat today, with voice-ready flows as the next layer. No apps. No forms. Just a conversation backed by Circle on Arc.

Autonomous + Accountable

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Identity-aware

Recognizes the caller, greets by name, and keeps context.

02
Policy-driven

Auto-approves trusted transfers and enforces budgets.

03
Guardrail-first

Explains every block and keeps users in control.

Why PayVoice exists

1.7B adults are unbanked. Most financial apps assume literacy, smartphones, and time. WhatsApp already reaches 2B people. PayVoice turns that reach into text-first access to stable, borderless money while keeping voice on the roadmap.

Accessibility built in

Older adults, low-literacy users, and gig workers can transact by voice.

Instant global rails

USDC on Arc settles in seconds, with transparent on-chain receipts.

Trust through context

Policies, daily limits, and trusted contacts keep every transfer safe.

The four agentic pillars

Identity

Personalized greetings and context from Supabase user profiles.

Policies

Auto-approve thresholds and trusted contacts enable autonomy.

Guardrails

Daily/weekly limits keep spending safe without breaking the flow.

Treasury

Spending analytics so users understand and plan their money.

Demo video

Showcasing the WhatsApp chat flow, policy decisions, and Arc testnet confirmation. Replace the video URL below with your demo link when ready.

Tech stack

ElevenLabs Agents handles natural language processing and voice experimentation, while today’s production flow is chat-first. Circle’s ARC testnet powers USDC transfers. Supabase stores identity + policies. The backend is an Express API deployed on Vercel.

Architecture at a glance

WhatsApp messages → Agent reasoning → PayVoice API tools → Circle transfer on Arc → confirmations back to WhatsApp. Voice is being layered in next.

Open source on GitHub

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