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Add a Beneficiary

A beneficiary is a saved recipient — a wallet address or a bank account — so you don’t have to re-enter their details every time you pay them.
This is a different guide from Beneficiaries List, View Beneficiary Details, Edit Beneficiary Details, View Beneficiary Transactions, Delete a Beneficiary, and Filter Beneficiaries.

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1. Open the Add Beneficiary form

From your Beneficiaries list, tap Add beneficiary. Beneficiaries list This opens the Add Beneficiary panel — “Save recipient for faster future payments” — with Individual / Business tabs, and First name / Last name fields. Below that, choose the Account type: Wallet or Bank Account.

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2. Add a wallet beneficiary

With Wallet selected, fill in the Wallet details: an Asset dropdown, a Smartchain (network) dropdown, and a Wallet address field (with a Paste shortcut). Add a wallet beneficiary, empty For example: Lawrence, Duncan, asset USDT, network Optimism, address 0x1aBcd95869b158213F3A41209057415E9F971Ea6. Tap Save. Add a wallet beneficiary, filled

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3. Add a bank account beneficiary

With Bank Account selected instead, fill in the Bank details — the exact fields depend on the currency you choose. Add a bank account beneficiary, empty For Euro: Account name, Country, Bank name, and International Bank Account Number (IBAN) — e.g. Segilola Edu, France, Revolut, FR76 3000 6000 1101 2345 6789 018. Add a Euro bank beneficiary, filled For Pound: Account name, Country, Bank name, Account number, and Sort code — e.g. Segilola Edu, Revolut, 67279624, 04-00-75. Add a Pound bank beneficiary, filled For Naira: just an Account number and Bank Name — e.g. 0126627506, Guaranty Trust Bank. Enta looks up and shows the account holder’s name automatically (e.g. Bayo Audu) rather than asking you to type it in. Add a Naira bank beneficiary, filled Tap Save to add the beneficiary, or Close to back out.
In the current Figma file, the Pound bank account example shows Country: France — the same value as the Euro example right next to it. That’s almost certainly a copy-paste leftover in the mockup rather than real behavior, since a Pound account wouldn’t normally default to France.