Questions
Frequently asked questions
Everything teams ask before adopting BUFI, in one place.
- What is a BUFI workspace?
- A financial operating environment for a team, client, project, or business unit. It keeps money, roles, invoices, transfers, and activity organized around the work they belong to.
- Who is BUFI designed for?
- Agencies, studios, distributed B2B teams, founders, finance operators, and treasury owners coordinating business money across people, projects, and financial tools.
- Can my team make global payments?
- BUFI supports cross-border operating workflows and USDC-ready balances for eligible workspaces. Availability, limits, supported rails, and onboarding requirements depend on the account and region.
- What is Ghost Mode?
- A shielded balance for supported private transfers. Networks and assets depend on your wallet and selected route. Public deposits and payouts show tokens, amounts, recipients, transactions and timing. BUFI and the provider keep records; amounts and timing may link activity.
- How does BUFI protect business funds?
- BUFI is built around role-based controls, review steps, auditable actions, and security-first infrastructure. A walkthrough can map those controls to your team before launch.
- Can I use BUFI for payroll and invoices?
- Organize invoices, reimbursements and wallet payments by client, project or team. Digital dollars and euros, with human approval. Batch payroll is available on testnet for development only; it is not released on mainnet. Personal ramps are available for eligible verified accounts. Workspace ramps remain closed pending KYB approval.
- Is BUFI a neobank?
- No. BUFI is a financial operations layer for organizing accounts, payments, documents, and team workflows. It helps existing financial tools work together instead of replacing everything at once.
- What happens during onboarding?
- We map your entities, workspaces, roles, approval paths, and current tools. Eligibility and verification requirements are confirmed before any supported financial workflow goes live.