Non-custodial across both products; Bleepay never holds users’ funds.“Custody” means holding, or being able to control and move, another party’s funds or the keys to them. Bleepay is non-custodial across both products — it never holds users’ funds.
| Product / path | Custody | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Bleepay Widget (gateway) | Non-custodial | Funds land at the merchant’s own address (or a partner’s address for fiat payouts) — never an address Bleepay controls |
| Bleepay Wallet (vouchers) | Non-custodial | The Bleepay Wallet is a mobile app where the user holds their own funds and keys; Bleepay only builds the transaction, the user signs and sends it |
- On the gateway, payments move directly from the customer to the merchant’s (or a partner’s) address. Bleepay’s role is to monitor the blockchain, validate each payment, and notify the merchant.
- In the Bleepay Wallet, the user controls their own funds. Bleepay generates the transactions linked to a voucher; the user signs and broadcasts them from the iOS / Android app with their own keys.
The only party other than the user and merchant that ever holds funds is the fiat payout partner, and only transiently during the crypto→fiat off-ramp.
Next steps
- Security — zero-trust and non-custodial model.
- How money moves — fund flows by scenario.