How it works
BegFi is four ways to move crypto with a link: ask for it, request an exact amount, pay people to post about your project, or give it away. You do not need an account to pay or claim.
Claim a username and you get begfi.io/yourname, a page with your avatar, a short bio, your socials, a QR code and a send box. Anyone can send $BEGFI straight from their wallet. You can also write a beg: a short public ask, optionally with a goal, which gets its own shareable page and a progress bar. The money never passes through BegFi.
A Pay Link is a request with a number on it. Pick an amount (or leave it open), add one line about what it is for, and share the link. The payer sees the amount, the memo and a QR; they connect a wallet and send. The link shows the total received and marks itself paid when the confirmed transfer covers the ask. Who paid stays private.
A project funds a pool and writes the rule: a post must contain a mention or a hashtag. People submit the link to their post, the site checks it, and qualifying entries are paid from the pool automatically, once per wallet per day. A campaign pays in its own token, at its own daily budget, and has its own leaderboard. You can also run an individual campaign with a budget that is yours.
A drop is a pot with a fixed prize, a cap on how many people can take it, and one prize per wallet and per verified X account. Fund it, open it, share the link. A claim is paid automatically and lands in seconds. No raffle draw and no waiting list: the first people to claim take the prize, until the pot or the cap runs out.
Wallet to wallet
Beg pages, tips and Pay Links move $BEGFI from the payer's wallet to the receiver's wallet. BegFi is not in the middle. It cannot reverse a send, cannot recover money sent to the wrong address, and cannot freeze a balance.
Held until paid out
Campaign pools and drop pots are funded to a BegFi payout wallet and paid out from there. That is a different promise from a payment link, and the difference matters: the pool is only as safe as that wallet, and an unspent remainder stays there. There is no automatic refund. Fund only what you intend to give away.
Check the books for the live balance, what is owed, and the switch state.
A payout is a row that says it has not been paid, a lease that stops two sweeps paying it at once, a check that the wallet has the token and the gas, and a confirmed transfer before the row is marked sent. Failed sends stay visible and are retried. One switch can pause every payout path at once, and hourly reconciliation compares what is owed against what the wallet holds and pauses payouts before it raises an alarm on a shortfall. The point is that no number on this site is marked paid before the chain says so.
$BEGFI is the token this site is named after, on Robinhood Chain. It is not the protocol: beg pages, pay links and campaigns all work without holding it, and campaigns can pay in their own token. The address is fixed in the app so nobody has to trust a link:
Nothing here is financial advice. No page on BegFi promises a return, a price or a yield. BegFi is not affiliated with Robinhood. Terms are at /terms and privacy at /privacy.