Private chat first, with optional wallet-connected transfers when needed. Send a message, share a wallet address, request a transfer, or review a supported digital asset transfer in the same thread.
Txtile does not custody funds, hold private keys, sell cryptocurrency, offer exchange services, provide investment advice, or process fiat payments.
Users see the exact recipient, token, network, transfer amount, and explorer context before approving a transfer from their own wallet.
// powered by XMTP · Base · Solana · Privy
$ new message vitalik.eth
→ resolved: 0xd8dA...2853
→ on XMTP network ✓
$ send 50 USDC
→ review: recipient · token · network · amount ✓
→ tx: 0x7f3a...confirmed ✓
$ "gm, transfer confirmed 🟢"
→ encrypted · delivered ✓
$
// ./what-is-txtile.sh
txtile.eth is a non-custodial communication app. It combines end-to-end encrypted XMTP messaging, wallet-based identity, AI-agent chat, and optional transfer review flows so users can message and send supported digital assets from one trusted interface.
// ./features.sh
Nothing you don't.
Every message is encrypted with XMTP. Not even we can read your conversations.
Send USDC, USDT, ETH, or SOL from chat with exact recipient, token, network, and transfer amount review before approval.
Text anyone by their phone number, ENS name, wallet address, or @username.
Built on XMTP, an open messaging protocol for wallet identities and portable encrypted inboxes.
Sign in with your existing wallet, email, or phone number via Privy. No passwords.
Share images, files, and attachments directly in chat. Works on mobile and desktop.
Create group conversations and coordinate shared requests, collections, and updates in one place.
Get notified when new messages arrive, even when the app is closed.
// ./how-it-works.sh
Connect with your wallet, email, or phone number. No new account to create.
Search by @username, phone number, ENS name, or 0x wallet address.
Send encrypted messages and review optional wallet-connected transfers in the same conversation thread.
// transfers.sh
Type a message. Start a transfer review. Send USDC or ETH in the same thread, or create a claim link, group collection, or transfer request. Review recipient, network, transfer amount, and explorer context before approval.
// ./learn-more.sh
Private XMTP chat for wallet identities, ENS names, contacts, and groups.
read guide →
User-approved USDC, USDT, ETH, and SOL transfer review flows built into chat.
read guide →
Agent chat, wallet approvals, and transfer context for safer automation.
read guide →
// ./stack.sh
No vendor lock-in. No central server. Your data lives on the protocol, not our servers.
// ./faq.sh
txtile.eth is a private messaging app with optional non-custodial wallet-connected transfers. It lets people chat through XMTP and send supported tokens such as USDC, USDT, ETH, and SOL after approving the transfer in their own wallet.
txtile.eth is for crypto-native users, creators, small teams, and AI agents that need private messaging, wallet identity, contact discovery, and optional transfers in one conversation thread.
Messages are encrypted client-side and delivered through XMTP. txtile.eth does not read message content, and user settings such as contacts and trust markers are stored locally on the device where possible.
Yes. Users can review the exact recipient, token, network, transfer amount, and explorer destination before approving a wallet-connected transfer.
No. txtile.eth is designed around non-custodial wallet approval. Users approve wallet actions before funds move, and txtile does not hold user funds or private keys.
Yes. txtile.eth includes agent-oriented UX for summaries, drafting, wallet approval requests, and transfer context so a user can distinguish their own wallet actions from agent wallet actions.
// privacy.sh
✓ Messages encrypted client-side with your wallet key
✓ No message content stored on any central server
✓ XMTP protocol is open source and audited
✓ Wallet-based identity — you own your account
✓ No phone number required to get started
✓ Open protocol — your messages are portable
// init txtile.eth
Free to use. Start with messaging, then connect a wallet when you want transfer features.
$ launch txtile.eth// no signup · no credit card · no bullshit