Pillar 03 · Pay
Club Cash.
You owe Dave $40.
Somebody always covers the green fees. Somebody always gets the lunch. Club Cash is the part of ClubLogic that lets you square that up with the people you played with — you pick the person, you confirm the amount, they approve it. ClubLogic charges no transfer fee.
Live — real USDC on Base mainnet.
Club Cash moves real USDC between user-controlled wallets on Base mainnet. USDC has real monetary value, and confirmed transfers are public and generally irreversible. Club Cash is for convenient reimbursements such as green fees, travel costs, and food and drinks at the turn.
ClubLogic does not issue, back, guarantee, or redeem USDC. Club Cash is not a bank account or a ClubLogic-held balance. Read the Wallet FAQ before your first transfer.
How it works
Four steps, and a person does every one of them.
There is no automatic path through Club Cash. Every transfer begins with somebody deciding to make it, and ends with somebody agreeing to it.
- You open Send or Request. Nothing starts on its own, on a timer, or when a round ends.
- You choose the person. The people you just played with may appear near the top of the list, because that is who you are most likely to be paying. Nobody is ever pre-selected for you.
- You set the amount. ClubLogic does not fill it in and does not calculate who owes whom. If you use Multi, an optional beta, you can tap in a Side Game amount the players recorded themselves — and edit it before you sign.
- The other person confirms. A request you receive is only a request. It shows you the sender, the purpose, the asset, the network and the amount, and nothing moves until you approve it with a fresh passkey check.
Dan sees this as a request. Nothing moves until Dan approves it from his own wallet.
What it is for
Green fees. Food and drink. The cart.
The ordinary money that moves around a group of golfers on a Saturday, and nothing else.
Green fees
One person books the tee time and pays for four. The other three send their share back — each of them choosing to, and each of them typing the number.
Food and drink
The turn, the beers afterwards, the sandwich somebody grabbed for you on nine. The expenses that are genuinely annoying to remember by Tuesday.
Trips and shared costs
An organizer fronts the cart fees, the lodging, the caddie. They then write out a request per person, by hand. A worked example.
The separation
A result can be shown. It can never move money.
This is the single most important design decision in the product, so it gets stated rather than implied.
What a competition can never do
- Pre-select a recipient, default to one, or pre-fill the field.
- Pre-fill, select or compute an amount for you, or decide who owes whom from a result, a ROI figure or a Golf Genius payload.
- Create, authorise, execute or cancel a transfer because a round was created, finished, imported, edited or deleted.
- Run any background job that reads a competition and writes to Club Cash.
What it can do
Narrow a list of people. You just played with four golfers, so those four can show up first when you go to send someone money. You still tap one of them, and you still confirm the number.
Show what the players recorded. In Multi, an optional beta, Club Cash can show the Side Game amounts the players in a round recorded themselves, so you can tap one in instead of retyping it. That figure is a display of what the players entered, not a calculation by ClubLogic, and never a debt. You tap each amount, can edit it, and nothing moves until you sign. The Terms and the FAQ set this out in full.
Competition features keep their own numbers on their own screens — results, standings, Side Game amounts. Displaying a number is not an instruction to move money, and every one of those features works exactly the same with Club Cash switched off entirely.
The rule underneath, in one line: a result can be shown to you. Only your own tap and your own signature can move money.
Control and cost
Whose wallet it is, and what it costs.
The wallet is yours, not ours
Club Cash is built on a non-custodial wallet. It belongs to you. ClubLogic does not receive or hold your private key, gets no permission to spend when the wallet is created, cannot sign a transfer for you, and cannot move assets from it.
Your ClubLogic sign-in and a passkey gate access. Creating the wallet and approving a transfer each require a fresh, user-present passkey check. An embedded wallet provider secures the key material, so non-custodial does not mean you are handed a seed phrase to look after.
The complete, reviewed version of all of this is in the Club Cash FAQ.
No ClubLogic transfer fee
ClubLogic does not charge a fee to send, request, or hold Club Cash. There is no per-transfer fee, no per-player fee to play a round, no subscription that unlocks it, and no charge for holding a balance.
How ClubLogic is paid. Coinbase, our wallet provider, pays ClubLogic rewards based on the USDC held in Club Cash wallets. Coinbase funds those rewards: nothing is taken from your balance, and ClubLogic does not lend, invest or move your USDC to earn them. The rewards are ClubLogic’s revenue, not interest paid to you.
Moving money in and out is different. Buying or selling USDC goes through Coinbase, and Coinbase charges its own fees, shown before you approve. ClubLogic may also charge a cash-out fee when you sell USDC through Coinbase; if it does, the fee is shown in the app before you continue. The Terms of Use set out every cost.
Transfers are permanent. Once a transfer is confirmed on the blockchain there is no undo, no dispute button and nobody who can claw it back — not support, not ClubLogic. Check the recipient before you confirm.
What ClubLogic does not provide. Scores, rankings, projections, and event results do not initiate, authorize, calculate, or determine a Club Cash transfer. See the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.
Next pillar
Settle who's better
Golf Genius, leagues, club events, and the match you play every Friday.
Explore Compete StoryThe Bandon trip
Where an organizer actually writes eight expense requests out by hand.
Read the trip DetailThe Club Cash FAQ
The full, reviewed answer to every question on this page and a good many more.
Open the FAQ