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Payments

Save the people you pay, schedule payments as reminders, and send to an address, ENS name or payee.

Payments has three tabs: Schedule, Payees and Transfer. Everything you enter here stays on your device. Paying always goes through the wallet’s Send, with its review and Face ID (Touch ID on a Mac).

Payees

Section titled “Payees”

A payee is a name and where the money goes. That can be an EVM address, an ENS name like alice.eth, a Solana address, or a NEAR account like alice.near.

  1. Open Payees and tap Add payee.
  2. Type a name and the address. Hermit checks it as you type.
  3. Tap Add.

A payee is also saved to your wallet’s saved addresses, and like any new saved address it works in Send 24 hours after you add it. From a payee’s menu you can schedule a payment, copy the address, edit or delete it.

Scheduled payments

Section titled “Scheduled payments”

A scheduled payment is a reminder, not an autopay. Hermit never sends it by itself. When it’s due, it shows as Due, you open it and tap Pay now, and you approve it like any other send.

  1. In Schedule, tap Schedule a payment.
  2. Fill in who to pay (pick a saved payee or type a name), the address or ENS name, the amount and the token: USDC, USDT, ETH, SOL or NEAR.
  3. Pick the date and how often: Once, Every week or Every month. Add a note if you like, such as “November rent”.
  4. Tap Schedule. You’ll see “Scheduled for Dec 1”.

When it’s due:

  1. Open the payment and tap Pay now. Send opens with the address, amount and token filled in, on a network that carries that token for that address (Base first for EVM).
  2. Tap Review, check it, and approve.
  3. Once the send goes through, the payment moves to its next date. A one-time payment is done.

Scheduled payments also show on your Calendar. The Next 7 days strip on Schedule adds up what’s due each day, counting USDC and USDT only. You can Pause, Resume, Edit or Delete any payment.

Transfer

Section titled “Transfer”

Transfer is a quick send. Type an address, an ENS name or a payee’s name in To, then the amount and the token, and tap Review. It opens Send, filled in.

The line under To tells you what Hermit found:

You see It means
Saved payee, 0x5aAe…eAed One of your payees.
ENS name It’ll be looked up on Ethereum at review.
New address, double-check it An EVM address you haven’t saved.
Solana address, new A Solana address you haven’t saved.
NEAR account, new A NEAR account you haven’t saved.

Hermit won’t let an address and a token that don’t fit together through, like SOL to a 0x address.