1. Measure your current time cost
20 minCount how many manual transfers you made on your last three paydays and how long each took. Write the total minutes.
Pick where you want to go. Every route starts with a move you can make within the hour.
Count how many manual transfers you made on your last three paydays and how long each took. Write the total minutes.
Set three buckets in Payday Splitter: a savings wallet, a vault you picked, and an ETH slice. Use percentages you are comfortable with and test with $5.
Let Payday Splitter run for one full cycle without touching it. Note anything that surprised you.
Share your before and after with someone who has the same chore.
My payday now splits itself. Rent to savings, a slice to ETH, done before I open my laptop. Saved me about 30 minutes a month. Want me to show you my setup?
Turn your setup into a short written template and share it publicly so others can start from your settings.
Here is the exact setup I use in Payday Splitter to save time every cycle. Copy it, change the numbers, and tell me what you would improve.
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Set a monthly onchain spending budget and see where every fee went, like a bank app for gas.
Recurring USDC on Base. Members approve once, it renews itself. No card processor, no contract.