Pick an amount from your basket, wrap it in a link, hand it to a friend. No wallet address. No seed phrase. Just a moo.
Concept · not a live productmoo.vy/k3n8p2
Your friend opens it and the $15 lands in their basket. They never see an address.
Every intimidating crypto term gets a name from the farmers market. The plumbing underneath doesn't change — the feeling does.
Choose from your basket — a preset or your own number. That's the only decision you make.
Moovy bundles the amount into a plain link like moo.vy/k3n8p2. Nothing to copy character by character.
Messages, email, a sticky note with a QR code on the fridge. The link is the whole payment.
Your friend taps the link and the money drops into their basket. If they're new, a basket is made for them on the spot — Moovy walks them through it.
2% of every trade gets set aside and paid back into your basket each Sunday morning. Moovy calls it the harvest.
5 of 7 trades toward this Sunday's harvest — example basket, not a real account.
"Wallet address." "Seed phrase." "Gas." "Sign this transaction." People hear those and freeze — one wrong character and the money's gone forever, or so it feels. That fear keeps most people out.
Moovy keeps the exact same mechanics — a payment link, standard under the hood — and swaps the language for something people already understand: a market, a basket, a trade with a friend, a harvest at the end of the week.
The difference is entirely in the branding and the feeling. Nothing about how the money moves is new. That's the point — the technology was never the hard part.
And "Moovy" sticks. "Send me a moo" is a sentence a person will actually say out loud.