Superfluid

Set and forget recurring crypto transfers that land every second. Superfluid lets you open a continuous stream so funds move automatically as time passes. To start, connect your wallet on an EVM chain, choose the token, and upgrade it to a Super Token if required. Set a rate (for example, 100 DAI per month converted to a per‑second flow), pick a recipient, and confirm. The stream starts immediately and keeps running until you change it. You can increase or decrease the rate in one action, pause when needed, or stop it entirely. The dashboard shows live balances, accrued totals, and schedules so you always see what’s moving.

For teams, replace lump‑sum payroll with ongoing compensation. Configure separate streams for contributors, assign different rates, and adjust mid‑cycle without rerunning payroll. Contractors get paid while they work; if a project ends early, close the stream and they keep exactly what accrued. Creators can sell memberships as continuous flows: gate Discord roles, newsletters, or premium video by checking if a viewer has an active stream at or above a threshold. Pro‑rata handling is built in—cancel a subscription and charges stop the moment you do.

Developers can add streaming to any dApp with the JS/TS SDK. Typical workflow: wrap the user’s ERC‑20 into a Super Token, call createFlow with a rate and receiver, then subscribe to events to mirror balances in the UI. Use permissions so treasurers, multisigs, or automation bots can modify flows on a user’s behalf. Batch multiple operations to open or update many streams in one transaction. Build and test on networks like Mumbai or Optimism Sepolia, then query the subgraph for analytics such as active flow count, total outflow, or top recipients.

Treasuries can replace cliffs and monthly unlocks with linear vesting. Open streams to team wallets or investor multisigs and fine‑tune rates as governance evolves. For mass payouts, set up a distribution index once and push funds proportionally to thousands of holders in a single action—ideal for revenue sharing, affiliate splits, or community rewards. Because everything is on‑chain and composable, route incoming flows to lending or swaps, or trigger webhooks when thresholds are reached. Add keepers or bots for automated top‑ups so streams don’t run dry and operations stay smooth.