Web3 Wallet: Seamless ACH Transactions Directly in Salesforce
With our latest 3.5 and 3.6 releases, we introduced the Web3 Wallet: seamless crypto onboarding and payments directly inside Salesforce. At Web3 Enabler, we are focused on making blockchain and crypto behave like standard financial infrastructure for your CRM, so you can move value as easily as you manage customer data.
In this post, we walk through how our new Web3 Wallet works, how ACH on-ramps turn dollars into stablecoins with almost no friction, and why Salesforce-native crypto workflows matter for real-world payments. Everything you see here comes from live demos that Alex Hochberger, our founder and CEO, has been recording for our website and YouTube channel.
What the Web3 Wallet Is in the 3.5 and 3.6 Releases
The Web3 Wallet is a Salesforce-native wallet object that lets you create, view, and operate crypto wallets without ever leaving your CRM. Version 3.5 delivered the core onboarding and visibility features, and 3.6 adds incremental improvements that build on the same foundation.
When you open a Web3 Wallet record, you see a complete picture of that wallet inside Salesforce: the wallet’s blockchain accounts, the assets it holds, and the technical components behind it. The record itself is created using our “Create Wallet” flow, and all the configuration and connection details are stored natively, giving your operations, finance, and compliance teams full transparency.
Multi-Chain Support: Ethereum, EVM, and Beyond
Our starting point for the Web3 Wallet focuses on Ethereum, but the design is multi-chain from day one. You can see Ethereum-based assets like USDT running on the EVM chain, along with network-level wallet components that group all L1 and L2 addresses together based on how Ethereum works.
Because we group EVM-compatible networks this way, a single Web3 Wallet can give you visibility into accounts and balances across Ethereum mainnet and supported L2s, while still letting you drill down into individual network connections and addresses. For organizations that need to visualize a broader on-chain portfolio, we pair this with solutions like Crypto Holdings in Salesforce: Visualizing Treasury Crypto Across Your Apps and Crypto Visibility Salesforce: A Clear View of Client Crypto Holdings.
Different Wallet Types: Circle, Metamask, Coinbase, and More
The Web3 Wallet supports multiple wallet technologies and handles their differences for you. In a Circle-powered wallet, you get a distinct address per network, and that is exactly what appears in Salesforce. That is why you will see separate QR codes and addresses for each network connection within the same Web3 Wallet record.
By contrast, in a standard hot wallet like Metamask or Coinbase, you will typically see the same address across all EVM L2s. Our data model accommodates both patterns: we show the unified address pattern for Metamask and Coinbase while preserving network-specific addresses when using Circle technology. This flexibility lets you align Web3 Wallet behavior with your existing operations and custody preferences.
Web3 Wallet: Seamless Receiving of Crypto via Network-Specific IDs
Inside each Web3 Wallet, we expose a “receive crypto” capability that generates the right identifiers and QR codes for each supported network. With a Circle wallet, that means one QR code and address per network. With EVM wallets connected into the Web3 Wallet, you can choose the specific chain—such as Ethereum—and display the matching wallet address and QR code for counterparties.
This design is what makes the Web3 Wallet: seamless for business operations teams. Instead of asking users to jump out to browser extensions or external apps, Salesforce users can surface the correct receive address for each network from a single, governed record. For organizations already building automated workflows, we complement this with tools like Crypto Payments Automation Tools That Cut Costs and Speed Settlements and Payments API Salesforce: Seamless Connectivity to Crypto Rails.
ACH On-Ramps: Turning Bank Transfers into Stablecoins
One of the most important capabilities in the Web3 Wallet is our ACH-based on-ramp. For many B2B crypto users, the real pain has never been the blockchain; it has been the messy, manual work of turning bank transfers into on-chain stablecoins and matching those transactions back to customers, invoices, or payables.
In our Web3 Wallet, the funding flow looks and feels like a normal bank relationship. You see banking details such as routing number, account number, and other payment instructions that can be downloaded as a PDF. You send an ACH from your bank to those instructions, and the on-ramp provider converts the funds on-chain into the correct asset—such as USDT on Ethereum—then credits the Web3 Wallet.
ACH Transaction Tracking: From Bank to Blockchain
Every ACH deposit into the Web3 Wallet is traceable across its full lifecycle. In the demo Alex Hochberger walks through, we send three distinct ACH payments—$123, $105, and $117—from a bank account. Inside Salesforce, the Web3 Wallet shows each one as received and scheduled through the bridge on-ramp, along with details of the associated cryptocurrency minting.
Drilling into a specific ACH, you can see that the $117 deposit was received by the on-ramp provider, converted to USDT, and then placed on-chain. The Web3 Wallet surfaces the on-ramp transaction, the ACH deposit, and the blockchain transaction details, including a direct link out to EtherScan. If there is ever a question or operational issue, you and your team can trace the funds from bank to bridge to blockchain from one view.
Fees, Transparency, and EtherScan Links
In the example Alex presents, the on-ramp fee for the $117 ACH deposit is about 12 cents, which is disclosed through the bridge provider’s transaction page. The Web3 Wallet links directly to that page via the bridge URL, and then onward to EtherScan where you can see the crypto transaction that delivered USDT into the wallet.
For finance, audit, and compliance teams, this tight coupling between off-chain banking records and on-chain transaction explorers is essential. It transforms what would traditionally be hours of manual reconciliation into a Web3 Wallet: seamless review within Salesforce, especially when combined with reporting frameworks like USDC Payments Reporting Salesforce: Transparent Crypto Revenue Metrics and Revenue Recognition Blockchain Integration: Automating On-Chain Revenue in Revenue Cloud.
Seeing Total Stablecoin Balances in Salesforce
Once the ACH deposits complete and the on-ramp mints the corresponding stablecoins, the Web3 Wallet consolidates those balances for you. In the USDT example, even though there are three distinct ACH and on-chain minting transactions, the wallet view shows one combined total of USDT available.
This balance is ready for further on-chain activity—paying vendors, funding other internal wallets, or moving value back to traditional bank accounts. For organizations that bill or settle in stablecoins, these balances can drive workflows such as Stablecoin Invoicing Salesforce: Automate Crypto Billing Across The Org and Crypto Enabled Invoicing Salesforce: Invoicing Reimagined Inside CRM.
Spending from the Web3 Wallet Like a Bank Account
From a business user’s perspective, the Web3 Wallet is designed to feel like a standard bank-style account that just happens to settle on-chain. Once funds arrive via ACH, wire, or SEPA (in the case of Europe), those balances are available to spend using Salesforce-native workflows.
In additional demos, we show how you can use the Web3 Wallet to send assets back from USDT held in Salesforce to a bank account, pay a bill or payable, or transfer to another account. The goal is not to make your team into blockchain experts; it is to make the Web3 Wallet: seamless for everyday finance operations, alongside your existing Salesforce payments integrations such as Salesforce Payments Integration: Enabling Seamless Cross-Channel Payments and Fiat Stablecoins Salesforce: Bridging Fiat and Crypto for Your ERP.
No Private Keys or Seed Phrases for Business Users
One of the biggest blockers to enterprise crypto adoption is key management. As Alex points out, in our Web3 Wallet onboarding flow you will notice we never once ask a Salesforce user to write down a seed phrase or manage a private key. The complexity is handled behind the scenes through the underlying wallet technology and our integration.
For businesses, this takes away the most intimidating aspect of blockchain usage. Your team can request and receive crypto, track ACH funding, and move stablecoins, all while staying in systems and workflows they already understand. For many companies, this is the difference between experimenting with crypto and operationalizing it as part of everyday billing, payouts, and cross-border activity, supported by use cases like USDC Remittance Salesforce: Faster Cross-Border Settlements and Crypto Based International Transfers: Lower Costs, Faster Settlements.
Asset and Network Flexibility: USDT, USDC, and Multiple Chains
The demo Alex shares centers on USDT on Ethereum, but the architecture is intentionally broader. Our Web3 Wallet powered by Circle can accept deposits via ACH while minting different stablecoins, including USDT and USDC, depending on how the on-ramp is configured and the underlying wallet technology you choose.
Because Circle technology can support networks like Solana in addition to EVM-based chains, and other wallets like Coinbase or Metamask can bring in Tron, Bitcoin, and XRP, the Web3 Wallet becomes a central control plane for a diverse multi-chain portfolio. That control plane can then drive automated billing and settlement scenarios that we explore in content like Stablecoin Invoicing Salesforce: Automate Billing With Digital Assets and Stablecoin Integration Salesforce: Seamless Blockchain on Your CRM.
Compliance, Governance, and Operational Oversight
Because the Web3 Wallet lives inside Salesforce, it inherits your existing data model, security model, and approval structures. This is vital for teams that must align crypto payments with internal governance and external regulatory requirements.
Wallet records, on-ramp transactions, and EtherScan links can all be tied to the same KYC records, account hierarchies, and opportunity pipelines you already manage. That makes it easier to build compliant, auditable workflows using governance frameworks like Ensuring KYC Compliant Salesforce Blockchain Across Your Crypto Workflows and Salesforce blockchain governance in Practice: Aligning Policy and Payments.
How ACH, SEPA, and Wires Fit Different Regions and Use Cases
In the US, ACH deposits are the primary way we showcase on-ramping into the Web3 Wallet, but the pattern is intentionally flexible. Wires and SEPA transfers can also feed into the same wallet funding flow, with on-ramp providers turning fiat into on-chain assets while we keep the Salesforce view consistent.
That means the Web3 Wallet: seamless onboarding story extends beyond the US, letting teams in Europe and other regions bring their existing banking rails into the same crypto treasury view. For organizations exploring regional payment flows, we connect this to educational content like How to Accept SEPA Payments in Brazil: A Practical Guide and USDC Payments Process: A Complete End-To-End Workflow.
Expanding from Wallets to Full Crypto Payment Workflows
The Web3 Wallet is a core building block in a broader ecosystem of Salesforce-native crypto capabilities we are building at Web3 Enabler. Once you have a wallet that can be funded via ACH and used like a bank account, you can layer on invoicing, receivables, payables, and advanced reporting.
We designed the wallet so it can drop into larger end-to-end flows that connect billing, settlement, and revenue recognition. If you are looking to build a complete crypto payments stack on top of Salesforce, we recommend exploring resources such as Salesforce blockchain governance in Practice: Aligning Policy and Payments, Salesforce Payments Integration: Enabling Seamless Cross-Channel Payments, and Crypto Based International Transfers: Lower Costs, Faster Settlements.
Fundraising on Republic: Join Us as We Scale Web3 Wallet Adoption
To accelerate development and deployment of products like the Web3 Wallet, we are currently fundraising on Republic. Our crowd SAFE offering is live with a $10 million valuation cap, and anyone in eligible jurisdictions can participate with as little as $400, using a credit card, wire, ACH, or crypto payment.
If you would like to be part of our journey to bring Web3 Wallet: seamless crypto payments into mainstream business systems, you can learn more at republic.com/web3-enabler or watch our overview video at Web3 Enabler: Join Our Fundraiser Now. For a deeper dive into how wallets transform digital asset management in CRM workflows, we also recommend our video resource Digital Asset Wallet: Transforming Wealth Management.
