
Peanut Protocol
Peanut is a self-custodial payments app for sending digital dollars globally through links, QR codes, and chat.

What is Peanut Protocol?
Peanut lets users send and receive stablecoins through links, QR codes, or chat messages, with payments approved by biometric passkeys and ERC-4337 smart accounts. Funds settle in digital dollars at real exchange rates across 140+ countries, and integrations with PIX in Brazil and MercadoPago in Argentina let recipients pay local merchants.
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