Dear ,

Apple has approved the SpendTheBits Super App, and it is now available on the App Store. The Android release has been live for several weeks; with this approval the product is complete across both platforms, and a single recovery seed now moves with you between them.

For those who have not yet installed it, the application holds eighteen assets across thirteen blockchains — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and TRON among them — all derived from one seed that stays in your possession. At no point does SpendTheBits hold, escrow, or otherwise gain access to your private keys.

Beneath it sits the payments infrastructure, together with the protections, to which we would draw your attention:

• x402. An open payment standard built on the HTTP 402 “Payment Required” response, allowing a service to quote a price and be paid inline, within the request itself. Small purchases therefore need no account, no API key and no subscription, and software acting on your behalf can settle payments autonomously within limits you define.
• Arc. A stablecoin-native settlement layer on which fees are denominated in the stablecoin rather than a volatile gas asset, and on which confirmation is effectively immediate.
• CCTP bridging. USDC moves between supported chains natively, burned at origin and minted at destination, rather than wrapped by a third-party bridge.
• Lightning. Bitcoin may be sent and received over the Lightning Network from a node that runs on your own phone, so that small payments settle instantly and at a very low fee.
• Autopay and streaming. A recurring payment is authorised once, with a single signature, as a revocable allowance rather than an escrow; salary, rent or vesting may likewise be streamed by the second and claimed whenever the recipient chooses.
• Spending guardrails. You may place caps, allowlists and quiet hours on your own wallet, and freeze it with a single tap should anything appear amiss.
• Recovery and inheritance. Access can be restored and provision made for succession, so the loss of a device does not entail the loss of the assets.
• CFO Books and AI Copilot. Transactions are recorded in a form suitable for accounting and tax preparation, with an assistant available to interpret them.

Should your interests have moved elsewhere, we entirely understand; the unsubscribe link below remains active and will take effect immediately.

Yours sincerely,
Jay Kambo
SpendTheBits Inc.

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