Every crypto-payments hack of the last decade started the same way. A processor took the merchant's coins, held them on a processor-controlled ledger, and got breached, subpoenaed, or went bankrupt with the merchant's balance attached. The pattern is so consistent that we treat it as structural, not bad luck.
We removed that hop. The customer's transaction goes directly to an address derived from your own keys. We never hold the funds. We have no freeze primitive. A subpoena cannot seize what we do not have.
That is what NoHoldPay is. That is why it exists. The rest of the product is the system around your keys.
Get in touch
We do not run a sales funnel. If you are evaluating NoHoldPay for serious volume, write to us.
- Contact: open the contact page
- Status: the public status page reports current platform health.
- Open source: the recovery CLI is published. You do not have to trust the copy on this page for the most load-bearing piece of the product. Read the code.