Send
Canton wallet and liquidity products alongside the Base-based Send app.
Send develops products on Base and Canton. Its Canton offering includes wallet access, Pool Party liquidity and Send Connect for application connections, separate from the Base consumer app and card.
Background
Send began as a Base payment product and also develops Canton applications. The consumer app, Canton wallet, liquidity and treasury products have distinct network and access requirements.
Key Benefits
- Canton wallet and application access
- Send Connect browser extension
- Pool Party liquidity workflows
- Separate treasury workflows
- Documented SEND Base-to-Canton bridge route
Why Canton
Canton gives Send the infrastructure to pursue a bigger vision than a standard wallet — to build a consumer financial product where privacy is native, compliance is possible, and the experience can evolve toward a genuinely new kind of neobank. Retail users should have access to the same quality of privacy that institutions expect. As a Canton validator, Send's commitment goes deeper than application-level integration.
What Makes It Unique
Send’s offering spans consumer payments and separate Canton liquidity and treasury products. The network and account used depend on the product.
What's Included
Send on Canton
The Canton offering includes wallet access, Pool Party liquidity workflows and related treasury tools. Each product has its own account, asset and access requirements.
Send Connect
Send Connect is the browser extension for connecting to supported Canton applications. It is a separate distribution from the Base consumer app.
Base and bridge
The consumer Send app and card are offered in their Base context. The official SEND bridge guide describes a Base-to-Canton route with its own account setup, operator approval and fee requirements; it is not a universal bridge for every asset.
Rewards
Rewards follow the current campaign and pool terms. Previous distributions and historical APR snapshots do not establish a fixed return or ongoing reward schedule.
Official Resources
Impact
Send develops products across Base and Canton. Its consumer app, Canton wallet, liquidity and treasury services have separate capabilities and access conditions.
Yields & Earning Opportunities
Pool returns depend on current trading activity, fees, asset prices and any active incentive programme. Consult the live pool terms; historical APR snapshots are not current rates.
Yields are set by the project, change often and are not guaranteed. This is not financial advice. Crypto assets carry risk, so do your own research before depositing funds.
Active Campaigns & Incentives
Send and Pool Party publish separate reward programmes. Review the current campaign, eligibility and claim window before participating; past distributions do not establish an ongoing reward rate.
From the Insights Hub
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