Your books,
connected.
Your books are where your invoices, and your tokens, come from. Connect QuickBooks and your wallets are booked there too, or keep your books in Scriply if you're just starting.
Your wallets, in the books
you already keep.
Your books stay in QuickBooks. Scriply keeps the detail of every wallet transaction and records each one there once you've classified it.
Your wallets, synced
Connect your business's Solana wallets, and every transaction comes into Scriply with balances that match the chain.
- Wallets you already use, or one made in Scriply
- Each wallet its own account in your books
Classified against your chart of accounts
Your accounts, customers, vendors, invoices and bills come in from QuickBooks, so you classify each transaction against what's already there.
- Several receivable and payable accounts, as you have them
- Classify once; change it later if you need to
Recorded the way your accountant would
A customer's payment is recorded as a payment received into the wallet's account and applied to its invoice. A vendor payment is a bill payment applied to its bill. Both close out properly in QuickBooks.
- Invoices and bills show as paid, not just a lower balance
- Aging and customer statements stay right
Gains and losses
Realized gains and losses on what your business holds in crypto, worked out per wallet.
- First in, first out, for each wallet
- Cost basis tracked per wallet, as the IRS requires
Turn invoices into tokens.
Once your books are connected and your business passes KYB, tokenize the invoices you choose: tokens minted to your wallet, burned as they're paid, with a public report on every token.
Keep your books
in Scriply.
For freelancers and small teams, Scriply can be your accounting software: free, with the paperwork filled in for you.
Invoices & bills, filled in for you
Describe it, say it out loud, or drop in the paperwork, and Scriply fills in the form for you to check and save.
- Reads purchase orders, delivery notes, timesheets, quotes and received bills
- PDFs, Word files and photos, several at once
- Invoice numbers given in sequence when you save
- Documents kept on the invoice or bill
Bills from your inbox
Connect Gmail and the bills that arrive by email will come into Scriply as drafts, ready for you to complete.
- Found in your email automatically
- Draft → ready to pay → paid
- Filters for overdue, due this week and to pay
Books kept for you
Every invoice and bill lands in your books as you save it, so they're ready when you or your accountant look.
- Customers, vendors and accounts in one place
- Chart of accounts, numbered by range
- General ledger for any account and period
Bank connections
Link your business bank accounts, so deposits are matched to the invoices they pay.
- Bank accounts alongside your wallets
- Customer payments matched to invoices
- Cash out from USDC to your bank
Financial reports
Profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow, from the books Scriply already keeps.
- Live profit & loss
- Balance sheet
- Cash flow forecasting
The Free plan: 60 invoices and 60 bills a month, 50 customers, 50 vendors, 30 accounts and 2 users. Try it out in the sandbox →
Your books,
from your phone.
Short walkthroughs of the product, recorded in the app.
Vendors and bills on mobile
Working with vendors and their bills from your phone.
Customers and invoices on mobile
Working with customers and their invoices from your phone.
Pay your bills
in USDC.
Whether your bills come in from QuickBooks or are kept in Scriply, pay them from your wallet, and each payment is held against its bill so nothing is paid twice.
Pay bills in USDC
Pay vendors from your business's Solana wallet, several bills in one transaction, with each payment recorded against its bills.
- USDC at 1:1 for US dollar bills
- Partial payments, and pay many bills at once
- Vendor addresses verified by signature or penny test before use
A wallet you control
Create a Solana wallet with your phone number, or connect Phantom, Solflare or another you already use. Scriply never sees its keys and can't move its funds.
- Protected by a backup email and a second factor
- Add funds with a card or bank transfer
- Send USDC or SOL
The chains Scriply works on.
USDC payments, wallets and invoice tokens run on Solana today. Base and Zcash are next.
Solana
Where Scriply moves money today: fast, low-fee USDC payments for invoices and bills.
- Pay bills and get paid in USDC
- Your business's own wallet
- Invoice tokens, in testing on devnet
Base
USDC payments on Base, an Ethereum network, for customers and vendors who already hold funds there.
- Pay and get paid in USDC on Base
- Base wallets alongside Solana ones
Zcash
Private payments: shielded transfers keep who paid whom, and how much, off the public record.
- Shielded payments between businesses
- Booked in your ledger like any other
Connect your books.
Your tokens follow.
Connect QuickBooks or start your books in Scriply, then get your business verified, so your invoices are ready to tokenize. Free for freelancers and small teams — no credit card needed.