Your Rain Spend statement is the official record of your team's card activity. Every transaction, fee, and collateral movement can be found here.. Statements are generated automatically each month and are accessible anytime from your dashboard.
Log in to your Rain Spend dashboard and select Statements from the left-hand navigation.
Statements are generated on the 1st of each month. Your statement for the current period won't be available until then.
Liquidations happen on the 8th of the month and any outstanding balances not paid by the 8th of the month will be automatically liquidated from your collateral.
Statements are visible to Bookkeepers, Admins, and Super Admins on your account.
Yes. Your statement shows all collateral deposits and removals. These appear in the Collateral and Collateral Summary sections, with the date, source wallet or address, amount, and your opening/closing collateral value.
Beyond collateral activity, the statement isn't a complete money-in, money-out ledger. If you need broader reconciliation, we recommend maintaining your own records alongside your statement. Transactions can be accessed and exported via the dashboard.
The fees you'll see are FX fees and a cross-border fees (each 1%). There's no separate invoice; the membership fee and card activity are reflected on the monthly Statement.
Bill Pay is available only to Rain Spend customers who set up bill payment prior to June, 2026. New Bill Pay setups aren't currently available. If you already use Bill Pay, nothing changes for you. Read on for how it works.
Bill Pay turns your stablecoin collateral into fiat payments for vendors and contractors, right from your Rain Spend dashboard. You approve the transaction with your connected wallet, and Rain handles the conversion and bank transfer from there.
A few things to know before you get started:
Payment method · Fee
ACH: 0.2% of the transaction amount
Wire: $35 + 0.2% of the transaction amount
Seeing "pending" after your wallet transaction has already gone through? That's expected; it just means your ACH or wire transfer is still settling on the banking side.
Non-admins can create Bill Pays, but only contract admins can approve them.
Once your on-chain transaction is confirmed, your payment settles to your vendor's bank account based on the rail you chose:
Rail · Typical settlement
ACH: 1–3 business days
Wire: Same business day
Cutoff times
Transfers are subject to daily cutoff times. Payments submitted after the cutoff are processed the next business day.
Rail · Cutoff time · Notes
ACH (Same-Day): 4:00 PM ET · Payments submitted after this cutoff are processed the next business day
Wire: 5:45 PM ET · Payments submitted after this cutoff are processed the next business day
Payments initiated on weekends or U.S. federal holidays are processed on the next business day.
If you don't have enough stablecoin balance to cover the payment, the transaction won't go through.
Viewing vendors: All your saved vendors are listed in the Vendors tab of your Rain Spend dashboard.
Canceling a pending payment: You can delete a Bill Pay entry only while it's in Needs Review status. Payments that are Approved, Completed, or otherwise finalized can't be deleted.
To delete a payment:
Can I use Bill Pay to pay vendors outside the U.S.?
No. International payouts are not available, and only U.S. domestic bank accounts are supported at this time. This applies to both new and existing vendors.
My payment is stuck in "pending". What does that mean?
This is normal. The on-chain part of your transaction can complete before your ACH or wire settlement finishes processing with the bank. ACH typically takes 1–3 business days and wire typically settles the same business day (see Settlement times above). If your payment has been pending longer than that, reach out to support via the widget in the bottom right of your dashboard.
Can I delete a completed Bill Pay transaction?
No. Only payments in Needs Review status can be deleted. Completed transactions are a permanent record.
Can I cancel a payment after I've signed the wallet transaction?
Once your on-chain transaction is signed and submitted, it can't be reversed on-chain. If you need to dispute a completed payment, reach out via the support widget in the bottom right corner of your Rain Spend dashboard.
This article covers how to add funds to your Rain Spend account, how to withdraw funds, and who's able to manage these transactions.
A few things to know before you get started:
Being a Super Admin on your Rain account doesn't automatically give you permission to add or withdraw funds. You'll also need to be added as an admin on the smart contract itself.
Adding an admin to a smart contract
Each chain your account supports has its own deposit address, be sure to use the address for the chain you're sending on, not one address across all chains.
Rain has no obligation to recover funds sent on the wrong chain.
Payment method · Typical settlement
ACH: 1–3 business days
Wire: Same business day
Only token withdrawals are supported right now. Fiat withdrawals (offramps) aren't available.
If something isn't working as expected, reach out from the support widget in the bottom right corner of your Rain Spend dashboard.
Your Rain Spend smart contract has an owner wallet, which has permission to manage that contract. If the person or wallet that originally owned a contract needs to change (for example, an employee has left or you want to move ownership to a new wallet), you can transfer that ownership to a new wallet address.
How you make this change depends on one thing: does the original owner still have access to the wallet that owns the contract?
If the wallet that owns the contract is still accessible, you can transfer ownership yourself, directly onchain. Only the current wallet owner can complete these steps. If you're not the wallet owner, you'll need to ask them to do this or contact us if that's not possible.
transferOwnership function.Before you transfer: Go to the Read as Proxy tab and check the owner field. The address shown should match the wallet you're using to initiate the transfer.
If the original owner has lost access to the wallet (for example, the original owner is no longer an employee ), you won't be able to transfer ownership yourself. In this case, contact Rain Support and we'll coordinate deploying a new contract with your new owner's wallet address. Please reach out from the support widget in the bottom right corner of your dashboard.
Once the new contract is deployed, you'll have two active contracts on your Rain Spend account: the original and the new one.
I have contracts on multiple chains. Do I need to do this more than once?
Yes. Ownership transfers apply per contract, so if you have separate contracts on different chains (for example, Ethereum mainnet and Base mainnet), each one needs to be transferred individually.
Can anyone on my team initiate the transfer?
No. Only the wallet that currently owns the contract can call the transferOwnership function. If you're not the wallet owner, ask the team member who is, or contact Rain Support if that wallet is no longer accessible to anyone on your team.
What's the difference between an account admin and a contract admin?
These are two separate permission systems. Being one does not automatically make you the other.
Your Rain Spend account role (such as Super Admin, Admin, or Member) controls access to the dashboard, including things like inviting teammates, managing account settings, and viewing statements.
Your smart contract admin status is separate. It controls who can move funds. To add or withdraw collateral, your wallet address must be registered as an admin on the collateral contract for that specific chain. Being a Super Admin on your Rain Spend account does not make you an admin on the contract.
You can check who currently has contract admin access, and add or remove admins, from Account Settings → Smart Contracts.
Rain Spend cards give your team an easy way to cover corporate expenses. Cards can be issued to employees for everyday purchases, travel, and other business spending, each with its own configurable spending limit that you control.
Cards are available as virtual (ready to use as soon as they're created) or physical (shipped to the cardholder).
Before you begin, make sure the employee you're issuing the card to has already been added to your Team. Cards can only be assigned to existing team members.
You can issue virtual or physical Rain Spend cards to your cardholders directly from the dashboard. Here's how:
Virtual cards are ready to use immediately. Physical cards typically ship within 3-7 business days (standard shipping) or 1-2 business days (priority shipping) and require the cardholder to manually activate them once received.
You can create multiple virtual cards for a single cardholder if needed.
Once a card is created, you can manage it anytime from your Cards list in the dashboard. Select a card to access the following actions:
If something isn't working as expected, reach out from the support widget in the bottom right corner of your Rain Spend dashboard.
Before a team member can start using a Rain Spend card, we'll need to verify a few details about them. This is a standard step for any card or financial account. It keeps your account secure and helps us meet regulatory requirements.
While this happens, you'll see a status for that team member on your dashboard. Here's what each one means and what, if anything, they need to do.
We've got what we need and we're reviewing the application now. There's nothing for you or the team member to do. Just sit tight. This usually takes a few seconds and you’ll see an update shortly if they are approved.
The application has been passed to a member of the Rain team for a closer look. This is a normal part of the process for some applications, and there's nothing you or the team member need to do. We'll be in touch once it's done.
The team member hasn't yet completed identity verification. They’ll be prompted to complete the identity verification flow before we can continue reviewing their application. Once they do, the status will change back to Pending.
We weren't able to process something the team member submitted. For example, a document might be missing, unclear, or incomplete. They’ll be asked to resubmit the information we need. Once they do, the status will move back to Pending.
The application is verified and good to go! The team member can start using their Rain Spend card right away.
The application wasn't approved for compliance reasons. If you have questions, our support team is happy to help. You can reach out via the support widget in the bottom right of the Rain Spend Dashboard.
Verification can take anywhere from a few seconds to 48 hours if any additional review is needed.
Expected application manual review timeline:
As an Admin or Super Admin on your Rain Spend account, you can add and remove team members at any time. This guide walks you through both.
Once these steps are complete, your new team member will have full access to the account.
Only Super Admins can remove an Admin. Admins can remove Members and Bookkeepers, but not other Admins or Super Admins.
Removing a team member immediately cancels any cards issued to them.
If something isn't working as expected, reach out from the support widget in the bottom right corner of your Rain Spend dashboard.
Rain Spend lets you assign different roles to your team members, each with its own set of permissions. Here's what each role can do.
Members can make purchases with cards assigned to them.
Bookkeepers can view account data and manage accounting integrations.
Admins have full access to account spending.
Super Admins have full access to account settings and can add other Super Admins and delete Admins.
These are two separate permission systems, being one doesn't automatically make you the other.
Your Rain Spend account role (Super Admin, Admin, Member, etc.) controls access to the dashboard, things like inviting teammates, managing settings, and viewing statements. These can be configured in the Rain Spend dashboard.
Your smart contract admin status is completely separate. It controls who can actually move funds, adding or withdrawing collateral requires your wallet address to be registered as an admin on the collateral contract for that specific chain. Being a Super Admin on your Rain Spend account does not make you an admin on the contract.
Rain Spend gives your business real-time spend controls, global acceptance, and stablecoin-backed settlement, all from one dashboard. You can issue physical and virtual cards for your team, fund them from your stablecoin balance, and get full visibility into company spending as you grow.
Rain Spend accounts don't include access to Rain Platform's developer tools, and don't come with general API access. If you are interested in launching a card program, please reach out!
Once your account is approved, log in at use.rain.xyz with the email and password you set up during onboarding.
Issue virtual cards (ready to use instantly) or physical cards (shipped to the cardholder) from the Cards tab in the dashboard. Each individual card has customizable real-time spend controls, including a configurable spending limit. Once created, cards can be renamed, have their limit adjusted, be locked or unlocked, have their PIN changed, or be replaced or deactivated.
Cards work with Apple Pay and Google Pay in supported regions, and have no annual fees.
For full step-by-step instructions, see Creating & Managing Rain Spend Cards (Virtual + Physical).
Troubleshooting tip: if a card won't add to Apple Wallet even though you're in a supported region, it's usually because Apple Pay reads from your personal residential address on file, not your card's billing address. Update it under Account → Personal → Update Residential Address.
Admins and Super Admins can add or remove team members from the Team tab in the dashboard. Each team member is assigned a role (Member, Bookkeeper, Admin, or Super Admin) that determines what they can see and do on the account.
For the full add/remove process, see How to Add & Remove a Team Member in Rain Spend. For a breakdown of what each role can do, see Rain Spend Member Types and Permissions.
Your spending limit is backed by the stablecoins you deposit into your account's smart contracts, so no traditional bank account is required. You can add to or withdraw from your stablecoin balance at any time: deposits update your spending limit within moments, and withdrawals are an onchain wallet transaction.
For the full deposit and withdrawal process, see Rain Spend - Deposit & Withdrawal Flows.
The following EVM Chains are supported:
Card purchases in a currency other than USD incur a 1% foreign exchange (FX) fee. Cross-border purchases incur a separate 1% fee. Both fees apply if a purchase is both foreign-currency and cross-border.
Rain Spend cards have no annual fees.
Rain Spend supports limited API access, not to the full Rain API suite. Customers who want to set up their own automations can request a Rain API key scoped to Rain Spend. There's also a separate read-only key for the Entendre accounting integration, designed for crypto-native finance teams doing AI-assisted accounting; this one has limited availability, and can be found under Account Settings → Company → “Automate account management” once enabled.
Bill Pay lets you pay U.S. vendors via ACH or wire using your stablecoin balance, simplifying accounts payable without a traditional bank transfer. It's available only to customers who set up Bill Pay before June, 2026. If you were using Bill Pay prior to this time, nothing changes for you, but this feature isn't available for new setups. See Rain Spend - Bill Pay for full details.
To close your Rain Spend account, reach out from the support widget in the bottom right corner of your dashboard. We'll ask you to verify a few details (like your company name, the email and phone number on file, and date of birth) before we can process the closure. Account closures go through a review process and will not be completed instantly.
Rain is a financial technology company, not a bank, exchange, or asset custodian. Rain does not hold deposits directly. Cards are issued through partners licensed in their respective jurisdictions pursuant to a license from Visa, and banking services are provided by SSB, Member FDIC. Funds held at SSB are eligible for FDIC insurance up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, subject to applicable limitations and FDIC rules.
Rain's smart contracts are audited and Rain maintains SOC 2 and PCI compliance.
If something isn't working as expected, reach out from the support widget in the bottom right corner of your Rain Spend dashboard.