Getting started
Open Kawase in the browser as a guest, or install it on iPhone or Android, then get free test money and make a first payment.
1. Open the app
Open kawase.84.46.247.92.sslip.io in any modern browser. You start as a guest: no sign-up, no email. You can chat with Kawase, look around every screen and see what it would do.
On the web, an email code stands in for Face ID wherever a payment needs your confirmation. Voice is not in the web app yet; typing works everywhere.
2. Pick your language
The language pill is on the very first screen. Kawase speaks ten languages, and Arabic and Urdu switch the whole layout to right-to-left at once. You can change it again at any time in Settings.
3. Sign in when you want to keep things
Guests can explore everything. To hold money, sign in with:
- an email code,
- Apple, or
- Google.
There is no password and no PIN. Signing in creates your wallet (see safety): one address that works on both networks. Everything you did as a guest — your chat, your contacts — moves into your account.
Setting the wallet up costs you nothing: you sign one authorization and Kawase pays the network fee.
4. Get test money
New accounts start on testnet, where money has no value. Ask Kawase "get me test money" or open the faucet from the home screen. Each claim brings about 20 test USDC and 20 test EURC from Circle's faucet, once a day. If the in-app claim is refused, Circle's own faucet is at faucet.circle.com (choose "Arc Testnet").
5. Accept your daily allowance
Kawase asks you once to accept an everyday allowance: an amount of USDC per day that the agent may send for you without asking again. You approve it with one Face ID. The default is shown on the card before you approve; see the limits table.
6. Make your first payment
Type or say, for example:
send 1 dollar to @kawasedemo
Kawase finds the recipient, checks your balance and limits, and shows the payment card: exact amount, currency, recipient and network. Inside your allowance it sends at once; above it, it waits for your Face ID. The card follows the payment until the network confirms it, and the receipt links to the block explorer.
7. Try the rest
- "swap 2 dollars to euros"
- "move 1 dollar to Base"
- "put 5 dollars in savings"
- "every Friday at 9 send 1 dollar to Alex"
- "keep 20 dollars in my wallet and save the rest"
Each one shows a card first and tells you exactly what it needs from you.