Introduction
Arcle is a financial assistant you talk to. Instead of jumping between a banking app, a wallet, an invoicing tool and a delivery app, you say what you need in one chat — “send ₦5,000 to @ada”, “book a hotel in Abuja for Friday”, “start an ajo of ₦500 a day” — and Arcle works out the details, shows you exactly what will happen, and waits for your yes.
Every Arcle account has two balances: digital dollars (USDC), which you can hold and send anywhere in the world, and a local currency account in your country's currency, for receiving bank transfers and paying people locally. Built in Nigeria first, for Africa and the rest of the world.
What you can do
Three promises
Nothing moves without you. Every payment is shown to you first and needs your approval — your phone's Face ID or fingerprint, or your 4-digit Arcle PIN. Arcle never invents a number. If it doesn't know a price, a rate or a balance, it says so rather than guess. Your business is yours. No other user can see your balance, your transactions or your account details — see Security & Privacy.
Arcle works in the app, in your browser, on WhatsApp, and inside the AI apps you already use — the same account and the same money everywhere.