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Human contact
Tap, scan, or choose a trusted person.
The first action is human and local. The user does not begin inside a dense wallet dashboard.
Make Bitcoin payments feel human.Gesture first. Rail second.
BUMP is a ritual-first payment surface: tap the fist, reveal payment intent, route through Bitcoin-native rails, and keep the person in control of custody, privacy, and settlement context.
Self-custody first
Lightning ready
Private by default
Private
Tap the fist first.
Balance, rails, and counterparty state stay quiet until the user acts.
Reveal on intent
Ready
What it is
A human payment experience for Bitcoin adoption.
BUMP lets people understand Bitcoin through a simple action: connect with a person, choose intent, and settle through the appropriate rail.
For SASCOSM, BUMP is a practical entry point into adoption readiness: a visible experience that makes self-custody, Lightning, BTCPay, QR, and trusted contact flows easier to explain.
02
Intent
Send, request, support, repay, or receive.
BUMP reveals only the action needed for the moment, then keeps the rest of the wallet quiet.
03
Bitcoin rail
Route through Lightning, BTCPay, QR, or contact rails.
The infrastructure is Bitcoin-native, but the user story stays simple enough for real adoption.
04
Receipt
Keep settlement context without unnecessary identity exposure.
The user needs settlement context and counterparty clarity, not unnecessary platform-owned identity exposure.
Why it matters
Payments are becoming too account-centric.
Many payment systems push people into accounts, permissions, fees, custody risks, and platform dependency. BUMP makes the payment moment human again, then lets Bitcoin rails do the settlement work behind the gesture.
Wallet state only appears when the user intends to act.
No public balance exposure. No unnecessary disclosure. The product should feel private before it feels financial.
Self-custody is the direction of travel.
BUMP should help people move away from custodial dependence without making the first interaction feel technical.
The ritual explains the rail.
Most users do not care about payment infrastructure until it solves a moment they already understand.
Where it fits
BUMP handles the payment experience. BAF reviews adoption readiness.
BUMP is the experience people can touch. BAF reviews custody, commerce, treasury, privacy, energy, and education around deployment.
Make Bitcoin feel usable.
Pay, request, repay, support, or receive through a human interaction that does not start with a legacy form.
Reduce payment friction.
Use QR, Lightning, BTCPay, or contact workflows where they fit, without forcing one context onto every transaction.
Review before scale.
Limits, custody boundaries, support pathways, treasury treatment, and risk controls belong in a deployment review.
Engagement path
Use BUMP as the entry point into Bitcoin adoption.
BUMP gives people a reason to engage before they understand the full stack. The deeper conversation moves into BAF, SovereignID, and deployment review when the context is serious.
No unnecessary account capture
No biometrics
No implants