Need a client to pay you into Calen? Once your business is verified, each wallet that can receive money has its own details. Here's how to find them and share them safely.
Here's how
Sign in at https://app.calen.finance.
Open Banking for NGN, USD or CAD, or Digital assets for USDC and USDT.
Open the wallet, then copy the receiving details we show you.
Share those details with your client from a channel you trust.
You'll see the fees and any limits on your dashboard, and before you confirm each transaction. If you're setting up a naira wallet, we'll ask for a BVN from the director or signatory completing the check.
What you'll see, by currency
Nigerian naira (NGN). A Nigerian account number.
Ask your client to send naira to those details, using the name on the screen. Money usually arrives in seconds to minutes once their bank has sent it.
US dollars (USD). US account details.
Clients can pay you by ACH, FedNow or a domestic wire, depending on what's listed on your account. ACH usually takes 1 to 3 US business days.
Wires sent before the daily cutoff usually arrive the same US business day. After the cutoff, they usually arrive the next US business day.
You'll see timing guidance in the app before you confirm. FedNow is usually seconds, once it's accepted, if the sender's bank supports it. Incoming USD SWIFT isn't available yet.
Canadian dollars (CAD). Interac details.
Ask your client to pay you that way, using exactly what's on the screen. Incoming Interac deposits usually arrive within minutes once the transfer has been sent and accepted.
USDC and USDT. A deposit address, plus the network we show in the app.
Ask the client to send only that token, on that network. Deposits often take a few minutes.
If your business has euro receiving details, check the settlement currency before sharing them. A euro payment may be converted and credited in USD rather than held in EUR. GBP receiving details aren't available for every account. If a method isn't showing, ask us which options your business can use.
Good to know: It's fine to share the account name and number, Interac details, or a deposit address and network. On their own, they shouldn't let someone take money out.
Never include your password, PIN or codes in the same message. If a "client" asks you to receive money and pass it on to someone else, pause and see How to recognise scams and fraud.
Quick tip: Copy the details from the screen. Don't type them from memory.
What's next: See How long do payments take?, My deposit has not arrived, and How to pay suppliers and recipients.