For the person receiving the money

Consumer Console & Digital Wallet

Your funds land in one place first. You decide how and when they actually come out, not the other way around.

What the wallet actually does.

Four things, not a long settings menu.

01

Your funds pool in one place

Whether it is a portion of a paycheck, a claim disbursement, a settlement payout, or a billing plan payment, it lands in your balance as it comes in. Nothing scatters across separate transactions you have to track individually.

02

You choose how it comes out

ACH, RTP & FedNow, a check, or a prepaid card. Pick a method when you actually want to withdraw, not once and forever. Change it the next time if your situation changes.

03

Take out what you need, leave the rest

Withdraw the full balance or part of it. There is no all-or-nothing rule forcing every dollar out at once.

04

See your balance and history in real time

Every deposit and every withdrawal shows up the moment it happens. No statement to wait for, no call required to ask what your balance is.

Built for the people receiving the money.

Whichever industry applies to you, the wallet works the same way.

Policyholders

Your premium keeps getting paid automatically, and your wallet reflects it without a bill to track.

Voluntary benefits

Claimants

Claim and settlement funds land in your wallet on a fixed timeline, with a real choice in how you take them out.

Workers comp, legal settlements

Patients

See your payment plan balance and history without calling your provider's billing office.

Medical billing payments

Employees

Payments land in your wallet on a more fixed schedule, with no paper check to wait on.

Disability

Want to see it against your actual situation?

Tell us which use case applies to you, and we will walk through what your wallet would actually look like.

Benefits Paid

Payment infrastructure built to remove the variability from recurring payments, across every industry it serves.

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