betaMoney that grows itself.
Orbit saves a slice of what you spend, then invests it in audited on-chain USDC yield, so your spare change actually earns, around 6% a year. Always yours, withdraw anytime.
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How it works
It works in four simple steps.
You spend as usual
Orbit keeps an eye on what you buy. It can see your spending, but it can't touch your money.
Orbit sets aside
It puts a slice of each purchase aside. That money stays in your bank until there's enough to invest.
It goes on-chain
Once it adds up, your set-aside converts to USDC and moves into a vault only you can open.
It earns real yield
Orbit invests it in audited Solana lending, around 6% a year, day and night. Pull it all out whenever you want.
What your savings earn, invested on-chain.
What makes Orbit different.
Saves automatically
Set your rate once. Orbit puts a slice of every purchase aside on its own. No budgeting, no effort.
Invests for real yield
Your savings don't sit idle. Orbit puts them to work in audited on-chain USDC lending, earning around 6% a year.
Yours, and liquid
Self-custody: only you can withdraw, never Orbit. Pull it all out in one tap, with no lockups, no fees, and no minimums.
How your money stays safe.
Your savings sit in an on-chain vault only you can open. Every deposit, every bit of yield it earns, and every withdrawal is right there in the open for you to check, any time you want.
of every purchase, your pick. Spend $50 at 1% → $0.50 set aside.
Questions you might have.
Your savings sit in an account only you can open. Orbit can add to it, but it can't take anything out. And you can check your balance yourself whenever you want.
A small slice of each purchase, whatever you pick between 0.5% and 5%. Spend $50 at 1% and 50 cents gets set aside. Nothing actually leaves your bank until there's enough to invest.
Yep, any time. One tap sends your whole balance back, plus whatever it earned. No waiting and no penalties.
Nope. Just sign in and Orbit handles the setup. There's nothing to install and nothing to memorize. If you already use a crypto wallet, you can connect that instead.
It earns interest, paid out on its own. That interest comes from lending your money through one of the most trusted and heavily-checked services around. Rates move up and down with the market, like anything else.
No. Orbit isn't a bank, and it isn't FDIC-insured. Your money sits in your own account, and since it's invested, the balance can go up or down. Nothing's guaranteed.
Put your spare change to work.
It takes about a minute to start. You won’t need a crypto wallet, nothing gets locked up, and you can check everything yourself.
Open your vaultOrbit is in beta on Solana devnet. The savings tracking, your account, and the yield are all real on-chain; only the bank-to-dollars step is simulated for now. Orbit isn’t a bank and isn’t FDIC-insured, so your balance can go up or down and nothing’s guaranteed.