Splits
4 known investors
Splits provides permissionless financial infrastructure including subaccounts, treasury management, accounting, and payment processing built on cryptographically restricted, self-custodied accounts that require no paperwork or company formation. The platform serves individuals, agents, and institutions with APIs, CLIs, and UI tools for crypto payments, stablecoin conversions, payroll, and smart contract operations.
Also known as Splits Teams
Investors · 4
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Splits is an onchain financial operations platform that combines shared multi-signature wallets with banking-style workflows. Users create accounts (organized as teams with members) that are self-custodied and cryptographically restricted to authorized people, agents and institutions, with no custodian, KYC or company formation required to start. Each account has its own signers and threshold so exposure from a leaked key is limited to that account's balance, while a single interface consolidates balances, transactions and accounting across all accounts. Accounts keep one address across supported networks with signers and threshold synced automatically, and swaps and bridging can be executed in a single transaction. Recovery signers restore control if passkeys are lost.
The product covers revenue processing (separate accounts per revenue stream with automated swaps of volatile assets into stablecoins on receipt), treasury management (automatic account top-ups, yield on idle cash, portfolio visibility), payments (payroll, recurring payments, bank transfers, and sends in fiat, stablecoins or crypto), fiat on/off-ramps and invoices payable by bank transfer, vendor and bill pay, tax withholding, and compliance workflows including W9/W8 collection and 1099 issuance. Accounting features include memos, filters, account statements, exports, read-only accountant access, per-token balance history, and cost-basis and holding-period tracking per token lot. Accounts can be connected to other applications via a browser extension or WalletConnect.
Underlying the app is the Splits protocol, a set of composable smart contracts described as reusable payment primitives: Split (distributes incoming funds to recipients by fixed ownership shares), Waterfall (priority-based payouts filling earlier tranches first) and Swapper (automatically swaps incoming tokens into a designated output token). These can be used individually or combined, integrated via SDKs and APIs, or managed through a dedicated protocol explorer UI that supports contract creation, management and balance withdrawal and distribution.
Business model
Splits offers a software platform (app plus open-source protocol contracts) for onchain treasury and payment operations, with a published pricing page, a paid/enterprise-style motion including demo bookings, and design-partner arrangements for early features.
Traction
The company states more than $400 million in payment volume secured for businesses using the platform. The onchain banking product entered public beta in September 2025 under the name "Teams" and was rebranded to Splits in May 2026 after onboarding design partners; the team reports strong resonance with onchain startups and solo builders. A frequent changelog cadence documents ongoing releases through August 2026, including new network support, private transfers, agent signing and accounting features.
Latest developments
Recent releases include cost-basis and holding-period tracking per token lot in Accounting (Accounting v2 in private release with design partners), network and token restrictions for saved contacts, expanded full and partial network support, private transfers for ETH, WETH, USDC and USDT in limited release, a signing-keys settings view, support for HyperEVM and Robinhood Chain, Rain card balance tracking, accounting filters by token and network, new app URLs (app.splits.org and explorer.splits.org), full Polygon, BSC and Tempo support with backfilled history, off-ramps directly from the Send action, agents as account signers, custom JSON transaction metadata, batch transactions, and the May 2026 rename of the "Teams" product to Splits.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positioned as permissionless financial infrastructure that merges shared onchain wallets with bank-like operational tooling, differentiated from custodial or KYC-gated providers by self-custody and instant, paperwork-free setup, and from plain multisig wallets by accounting, invoicing, payroll, compliance and fiat rails.
Self-custody with no custodian or gatekeeper and no KYC to begin; account-level isolation that caps the damage of a compromised key; a single crosschain address with automatically synced signers; agents treated as first-class users through API, CLI and MCP with cryptographic permission rules instead of shared seed phrases; and a battle-tested, open-source protocol layer of composable payment contracts usable independently of the app.
Technology
Open-source, self-custodied smart contract accounts secured by passkeys and cryptographic signing rules, with per-account signer sets and thresholds, recovery signers, and one consistent address across supported EVM networks with synced signers. Composable protocol contracts (Split, Waterfall, Swapper) provide payment primitives. Developer surface includes SDKs, REST API, a CLI distributed as @splits/splits-cli via npm, an MCP server, and machine-readable docs (markdown pages, llms.txt/llms-full.txt). Agents can be added as signers with scoped API keys and optional headless signing, and transactions can carry structured JSON metadata. Integrations include multiple swap providers (including Fabric on Ethereum), fiat on/off-ramps to bank accounts, and Rain-issued card balance tracking. Supported chains include Polygon, BSC, Tempo, HyperEVM and Robinhood Chain, with full and partial network support tiers configurable per workspace.
Go-to-market
Self-serve onboarding (open an account, sign in with email or a connected wallet) alongside a book-a-demo path; developer-led distribution through docs, SDKs, APIs, a CLI and an MCP server; staged rollouts to design partners for features such as Accounting v2 and private transfers; a changelog, blog, Farcaster and Twitter channels for updates; and open-source contributions (for example Linear ingress to the Centaur agent runtime).
Teams and companies operating onchain that need shared treasury with per-account signer sets, roles and approvals; solo builders and teams of one seeking multisig resilience and separation of project and personal funds; onchain startups and early-stage builders; and AI agents acting on a team's behalf via scoped API keys. Businesses processing revenue and running payroll or vendor payments globally are a core focus.
Geography
Marketed for global use — accounts can be created and transactions run from anywhere without paperwork — with US-oriented tax and compliance workflows (W9/W8 collection, 1099-NEC forms) and bank on/off-ramps.
History
The onchain banking product launched in public beta in September 2025 under the name "Teams," was used to onboard design partners, and was renamed simply Splits in May 2026 with a corresponding update to splits.org, as the company focused on onchain startups and solo builders. Through 2026 the platform expanded network coverage, accounting, agent tooling and fiat rails, and ran its first internal Hack Week (reported July 2026).
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Competitors · 7
by search overlapCompanies competing with Splits for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
Timeline · 9
launches, deals, and filingsAccounting tracks each token lot per account with cost basis, remaining quantity and holding period; Accounting v2 is in private release with design partners. Contacts gained network and token restrictions and network support was expanded.
Private transfers launched in limited release for design partners for ETH, WETH, USDC and USDT on supported networks; passkeys and CLI/MCP-connected agent wallets became viewable in Settings.
Balance tracking, sends and swaps were added for HyperEVM and Robinhood Chain behind a feature flag; Rain-issued card balances and collateral became manageable in-app; new Splits docs launched.
The main app moved from teams.splits.org to app.splits.org and the protocol explorer to explorer.splits.org; a Tokens tab was added to Accounting and account management was consolidated into a single Accounts view.
Polygon, BSC and Tempo became fully supported with backfilled history, and offramps became available directly from the Send action.
Splits reported building on Centaur, the open-source agent runtime from Paradigm and Tempo, contributing tools such as Sentry, CloudWatch and Linear access, and running internal agents on it.
Agents and server keys can be added as signers on accounts via the API to create, sign and send transactions, and structured JSON metadata can be attached to transactions.
The onchain banking product previously called Teams was renamed simply Splits, with splits.org updated to reflect the change and a stated focus on onchain startups and solo builders. The same release added batch transactions.
Splits launched its onchain banking product in public beta under the name "Teams," used to onboard design partners.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
Upcoming Stock Splits in 2026: Complete Calendar & Schedule | The Motley Foolfool.com · Jul 2026▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Splitssplits.org · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Splits do?
- Splits is a self-custodied onchain operations platform for treasury, payments, invoicing and accounting.
- Who are Splits's investors?
- Splits's investors include A.Capital Ventures, HAWKTAIL, Liam Horne, Sina Habibian.


