01Can I pay someone who uses another wallet?
That is the intended flow: a separate public recipient wallet receives the selected asset. The recipient does not sign an ordinary send. Actual payment authorization remains disabled in this release.
02Can I send USDC to USDC?
Yes. HANSA can show eligible same-asset, same-network quotes, including Base USDC to Base USDC. Quote eligibility does not enable payment signing or guarantee a zero-cost transfer. Public payments remain disabled during migration.
03Do I need to sign up?
No account or subscription is required for these previews and payment-request tools. Provider verification and legal eligibility requirements can still apply to future execution.
04Is creating a request proof that I own the address?
No. A request can be created with a valid public address. It is not proof of wallet ownership or identity. Verify the full receiving address and network independently before any payment.
05Are demos live quotes?
No. Demonstrations contain illustrative amounts and arrival times and cannot execute. They never advance to delivered through a timer. Real quotes are separately restricted until safety and provider gates pass.
06Can I use Bitcoin or Solana to pay?
HANSA lists assets on Bitcoin and Solana, among other networks. Availability to pay from a particular wallet still requires an eligible quote, qualified signing adapter, valid addresses and settlement checks. Listing alone never enables execution.
07Can I request an exact amount?
You can state a requested amount in a qualified receiving asset. That does not make every route exact-output capable. Payment review checks whether the minimum quoted destination amount meets the request; otherwise the sender must adjust or use a verified compatible route.
08Can you recover a wrong-network payment?
Do not assume recovery is possible. Address and destination-network confirmation are required precisely because transfers can be irreversible. Never retry blindly.