Global onchain transfers infrastructure.
Make global onchain transfers simple.
GOT is open infrastructure for creating and resolving onchain transfer destinations. got.cx builds on GOT to provide simple transfer experiences for users, businesses, apps, and developers.
Global Onchain Transfers for Everyone.
Make global onchain transfers simple.
Global onchain transfers infrastructure.
The open protocol provides reusable transfer destinations and onchain execution. It is built on Base and supports direct, non-custodial USDC transfers.
Onchain transfer solutions.
Accept onchain transfers now.
got.cx turns the protocol into practical product experiences for creating, sharing, receiving, and managing transfers. Create a transfer link, share it or show its QR code, and let GOT handle the onchain details underneath.
Human context first. Onchain details on demand.
- Transfer links and QR transfer experiences
- Deterministic Intent Addresses with business references and committed metadata
- Transfer flows for apps, fintech products, games, and services
- Reusable human-readable transfer destinations
- User deposit destinations
- Recurring transfers using protocol subscriptions
- Automated and agent-initiated transfers through the API and SDK
- Processed transfer history, reporting, and reconciliation workflows
The product and protocol can be used together or independently. Integrators can use got.cx for its hosted API and product workflows, or integrate directly with the open protocol.
Create destination
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Share link / QR / identifier
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Transfer USDC
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Funds resolve onchain
GOT keeps the default experience focused on recipients, amounts, and references. Technical details such as the Base network, intent addresses, contract execution, and transaction hashes remain available when they are needed.
| Resource | Use it for |
|---|---|
| got.cx SDK | Local Intent creation, typed managed API access, GOT links, and live protocol reads |
| GOT protocol SDK | Direct protocol reads, writes, deployment metadata, ABIs, and name-key utilities |
| GOT protocol CLI | Inspect deployments and ABIs, derive name keys, read contracts, and prepare unsigned calldata |
| API client guide | Server or browser integration with the got.cx API |
| Protocol contracts | Solidity source for the factory, intents, names, and subscriptions |
| Protocol specification | Normative architecture, terminology, security model, and integration behavior |
| Product developer environment | Run the got.cx web app, API, and workspace packages locally |
Install the typed got.cx SDK:
npm install @got-cx/sdkimport { createIntent } from "@got-cx/sdk";
const intent = createIntent({
owner: "0x...",
ref: "invoice:1042",
});
console.log(intent.address);Machine API amounts use token base units. See the SDK documentation for the complete request type, Base chain and USDC constants, authentication, link parsing, errors, and client surface.
Install the protocol package with its peer dependencies:
npm install @got-cx/protocol @wagmi/core viemimport { createConfig, http } from "@wagmi/core";
import { base } from "@wagmi/core/chains";
import {
GOTFactoryAddressByChainId,
readGOTFactoryProtocolVersion,
} from "@got-cx/protocol";
const config = createConfig({
chains: [base],
transports: { [base.id]: http() },
});
const factory = GOTFactoryAddressByChainId[base.id];
const protocolVersion = await readGOTFactoryProtocolVersion(config, {});
console.log(factory, protocolVersion);For synchronous local derivation, import deriveIntentAddress(config) from the
protocol package. It is byte-for-byte equivalent to GOTFactory.previewAddress.
Continue with the protocol guide for deterministic intent
creation, fee quotes, named routes, recurring transfers, deployment metadata,
and safety requirements.
GOT/
├── cx/ got.cx web product, API, and product SDK
│ ├── apps/web landing page, transfer flows, and dashboard
│ ├── apps/api hosted product API
│ └── packages/sdk typed product and integration SDK
├── protocol/ contracts, protocol SDK, CLI, tests, and deployments
├── infra/ public TransferProcessed indexer and resolver workers
├── .github/workflows CI and scheduled public infrastructure
└── docs/SPEC.md authoritative GOT protocol specification
Node.js 22 or newer is required.
Run the got.cx workspace:
cd cx
npm install
npm run dev
npm run typecheck
npm run lintBuild and test the protocol:
cd protocol
npm install
npm run build
npm testRead the product-specific environment and route documentation and the protocol contribution and safety notes before changing production flows.
Send it. GOT it.