Every gift is a promise to give back.
Wedding envelopes on NEAR. The invitation holds the gift, and the contract remembers who owes whom.
Waiting for you
Invited by account or by link. The card is empty.
Locked until the day
The gift is locked inside. The amount stays hidden.
Opened with a smile
The host checks you in and the money moves.
Promise kept
The host gives back later and the card flips.
The record lives in a paper book.
In Asia, a wedding envelope is a debt of honor. You give back what you were given.
The record is a paper guest book that gets lost or argued over.
Digital envelopes send money. They do not remember what you owe.
One card, four states.
A soulbound card that shows only what the contract holds.
Invited
Invited by account or by link. The card is empty.
Sealed
The gift is locked inside. The amount stays hidden.
Opened
The host checks you in and the money moves.
Repaid
The host gives back later and the card flips.
If the host cancels, every envelope goes back to its owner.
The contract keeps the guest book.
Every gift becomes a line the contract remembers.
Budi gives 5
Ayu owes 5Ayu gives back 5
The debt is 0The card flips
Repaid
Up to 10 older claims are repaid per opening. A record, not a court order.
Limits, stated plainly.
Social, not forced
A record nobody edits alone.
Amounts are public
Privacy is on the roadmap.
Testnet only
Test tUSDC. No real funds.
One shared vault
Invitations are not sub-accounts.
A gift tradition
Not a payment method.
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