SaturdayBack

Terms

Last updated 11 October 2026

These terms cover your Saturday account: connecting your wallets, applying for the Saturday Visa card, claiming $handles and sending USDC to them. The card itself is issued by Rain and governed by Rain’s card terms, which you accept during verification. Saturday’s payments terminal is not yet available; joining its waitlist is not an application.

1. Who can have an account

You must be at least 18, apply for yourself, and not be subject to sanctions that would prohibit us or our card issuer from dealing with you. One account per person. Cards are issued only after the card issuer verifies your identity (KYC), which includes a photo ID and a live selfie. Applying does not mean you will be approved.

2. Your wallets and your money

You connect one self-custody wallet by signing a message to prove it is yours; that is not a transaction and moves nothing. Saturday never takes custody of your funds, never holds your keys, and will never ask for a recovery phrase or private key — on this site, by email, or anywhere else. Anyone who asks for one is not us. Your USDC stays in your wallet until you spend or send it.

3. The card

Card payments spend from the wallet you verified with, once you approve the card issuer to draw USDC from it for each purchase. Each account has one wallet and one card. Replacing the card gives it a new number; deleting it is permanent, and you can then get a new one. Locking, limits and card numbers are controlled from your dashboard. Disputes, refunds and the card’s fees and limits are governed by the card issuer’s terms.

4. $handles

  • Once verified, you can claim one $handle for your wallet, in the dashboard and nowhere else.
  • Handles are first come, first served, but some are held back: brand, institution and public-figure names, names that read as official, and offensive names.
  • A handle is a name for your wallet, not property. We may reclaim one that impersonates someone, infringes a trademark, is offensive, or is held to resell or squat, and we release it when you let it go, remove its wallet or close your account.
  • Saturday keeps which wallet a handle points to private, and uses it only to prepare a payment for a verified sender.

5. Sending to a $handle

When you send to a handle, Saturday prepares a USDC transfer to the wallet behind it, and your wallet asks you to confirm. You sign and send it yourself; Saturday pays the network fee where your wallet supports it. Blockchain payments are public and final: check the handle and the name shown before you confirm, because a payment sent to the wrong handle cannot be reversed by us.

6. Fair use

Do not script or automate signups, handle claims or lookups, do not apply with someone else’s details, and do not attempt to disrupt or overload the site. We rate limit requests and may refuse, suspend or close accounts that break these terms.

7. What we do not promise

The site is provided as it is, without warranties, and we do not promise it will be uninterrupted or error free. Features, supported wallets and networks can change. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses from payments you confirm in your wallet, from the value of stablecoins, or from your use of this site.

8. Closing your account

You can close your account in the dashboard at any time. Every card is canceled, your handles are released, and Saturday deletes what it holds about you, except what the law requires us or the card issuer to keep.

9. Changes

We may update these terms. The date at the top shows when they last changed. If a change materially affects you, we will tell you by email before it applies.

10. Contact

Reach us at hello@saturday.money.