Where your fans can send from
Every app on this page can send digital dollars on the rails Tiptoe settles on. Your fans do not need a Tiptoe account, a card form, or anything installed. This list changes as these apps change, so it carries the date it was last checked.
- Called
- Crypto, then USDC
- Buy first
- Yes, if you hold none
- Where
- πΊπΈ United States
- Called
- Money, then USDC
- Buy first
- Yes, if you hold none
- Where
- πΊπΈ United States
- Called
- Crypto, then send
- Buy first
- Yes, if you hold none
- Where
- πΊπΈ United States
- Called
- Send, then USDC
- Buy first
- Yes, if you hold none
- Where
- π Most countries
- Called
- Send
- Buy first
- Depends on the wallet
- Where
- π Anywhere
- Called
- Varies
- Buy first
- Varies
- Where
- π Outside the US
This list is maintained, not fixed. These apps add and remove support without warning, so the page shows what works today rather than what we hope will work. Last checked: 26 August 2026.
App names are used here to describe compatibility. Tiptoe is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with any of them.
Four steps, once. After that it is just sending
Most fans have never sent digital dollars before. The first tip is guided screen by screen, and every tip after it is three taps in an app they already know.
π΅ Pick an amount
You choose what the creator receives. The small fee is added on top and shown to you before anything moves.
πͺ Get the dollars
If you hold none yet, your app buys them for you in a minute. One time only, from money you already have there.
π€ Send to their address
Copy the address from their page, paste it into your app, send. We show you exactly where the paste field is.
π§Ύ Get your receipt
Seconds later it lands, they have the full amount, and you have a fan number that is yours for good.
So why not just send the creator the money directly?
You can, and plenty of people do. Here is the whole difference, laid out, so you can decide it once instead of wondering every time.
The first two rows run both ways. Sending direct puts your name in front of the creator and their name on your statement, and neither of you asked for that.
About sending
What is a fan number?
It is how early you were, kept forever. The first person ever to tip a creator is their fan #1. Tip that same creator a year from now and you might be fan #4,182. The number is set by your first tip, it is different for every creator you support, and nothing you do later changes it. Nobody can buy a lower one, which is the entire point: it is the one kind of standing that only goes to whoever showed up first.
Do I need a Tiptoe account to tip?
You need one to hold a fan number, a streak, and a place on a creator's board, and it is free and takes a moment. The money itself never touches Tiptoe: it goes from your app to their wallet.
Do I need to understand crypto?
No. You are sending digital dollars, which hold their value at a dollar each. Your app calls it USDC. The first time, we walk you through finding it, and after that you are just sending from an app you already use.
What if my app is not on this list?
Any wallet that can send USDC on Solana works, listed here or not. If your app cannot, tell us which one it is. Coverage outside the United States is the gap we are working on first.
Can I get a tip back?
No. A sent tip is final, the same way handing someone cash is final. That is exactly why a creator can count on it and why nobody can reverse one on them weeks later. Send what you mean to send.
Why is there a fee, and who pays it?
You do, on top of your tip, and you see it before you send. It is how Tiptoe stays free for creators, and it is the reason they receive the exact amount you chose instead of a number a processor decided.