Every time I send crypto, I pause. Copy address, paste, re-check, switch chains, re-check again. Even after doing this for years, there’s always that “what if I messed up?” feeling.
That’s why I’m building BitDrop. It’s not a wallet and it doesn’t touch your funds. Your wallet still signs everything. BitDrop just adds a username layer + safety check before you send.
The main idea: one username across multiple wallets.
If your name is Siddhant, you keep the same identity everywhere:
Siddhant@trust
Siddhant@metamask
Same name, different wallets, no copying long addresses. BitDrop routes it to the right chain automatically.
At the moment, BitDrop works with Trust Wallet and supports:
EVM chains (Ethereum, Polygon, BNB, Arbitrum, etc.)
Solana
Bitcoin
Before anything is sent, BitDrop runs a quick scam / risk check on the receiver and warns you if something looks suspicious. It won’t stop you from sending, but at least you’re not going in blind.
Still early and very much a work in progress, but I’m curious — would a shared username + pre-send safety check actually make crypto transfers less stressful for you, or is this solving a problem you’ve already learned to live with?