Send money across the world in seconds, for cents, not $30.
A wire keeps $29. Your bank keeps $45. Vondo keeps 50¢.
Same money, same destination. You just stop paying the toll.
Illustrative averages for a $500 cross border transfer. Exact fees vary by corridor.
Your dollars live as digital dollars, called USDC, a version of the US dollar that moves on Solana, one of the fastest payment networks on earth. A transfer settles in about a second and costs a fraction of a cent, because there is no chain of banks each taking a cut on the way. You never touch any of that. No wallets, no seed phrases, no jargon. You see dollars, you send dollars. The rails underneath just happen to be faster and almost free.
Type what you want in plain English. "Send 200 to Maya." Vondo reads your balance, prepares the transfer, and shows you exactly what lands before a single dollar moves.
Open the assistant →A single physical card, tied to the same balance. Tap it in any store or online, and it spends your digital dollars at the real rate, no hidden markup, no conversion games. The money you send home and the money you spend on a Tuesday live in the same place.
Open the card →Real yield on your balance, in the low single digits. Switch it on or off whenever you want.
Rates move with the market and are never guaranteed. Not a deposit, not investment advice.
Open earn →Banks can freeze an account overnight. With Vondo, your balance lives in a wallet only you control, on your device, behind your unlock.
We can’t seize it. We can’t move it. If something happens to us, your dollars are still your dollars.
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