There's something about digital payments we don't pay enough attention to. Everyone talks about how easy it is to receive money from another country, but receiving it is only one part of the process. What happens when the money is already in your account and you need to do something with it? Maybe you want to send some to a friend, pay people who helped you complete a project, move your USDC to another network, or withdraw the money to your local bank account. These are normal things people need to do with their money, yet each one can come with its own steps, fees and complications. You might need another wallet address, switch between platforms, figure out which network to use, or check how much you'll lose when converting to local currency. And when you look at it that way, receiving money isn't the whole story. Being able to move it where you need it and use it for what matters to you is just as important. I recently spent time using Sendzz, testing how it handles these everyday money movements rather than just looking at what the platform says it can do. From sending USDC with an email address to making batch payments and withdrawing to a bank account, I tried several of its features firsthand. Here's how it works, what I tested, and where it could be useful. 🧵