Use Utila Link to discover, connect, and transact securely with verified counterparties, without manually sharing wallet addresses.
Set up your profile
Only Admins and the workspace owner can set up a Utila Link profile. Ensure you hold one of these roles or coordinate with someone who does before continuing.
Your profile describes your business to others on the Link network.
Go to Vault Settings > Access > Utila Link Profile and click Activate your profile to get started. This displays the link profile form.
Provide your business details:
Name
Logo - see guidelines on how to upload your logo
Website - the URL of the company website
Region - EU, US, LATAM, Asia, etc.
Primary Contact - Email / Telegram handle
Description - what your business does or can offer to clients
Industry Tags - PSP, OTC, Broker, VC,Exchange, On/Off Ramp, etc.
Regulation status - for example, MICA, FCA)
Select visibility settings:
Public - discoverable by all Utila Link users
Private - hidden and only accessible using your unique profile ID; copy the link and share with the user you want to connect with.
Click Activate profile. The profile details are sent to Utila for approval. This can take up to 24 hours. To expedite the process, contact Utila support.
Once approved by Utila, your profile becomes active.
Find trusted counterparties
Use Discovery to find trusted counterparties.
On the main left navigation menu, click Utila Link and then select the Discovery tab.
Use the search bar to search by company name, keywords, or tags.
Apply filters:
Industry tags (e.g., Trading Desk, Liquidity Provider)
Region (e.g., Europe, APAC)
Regulation (MICA, BaFin, etc.)
Browse results. Each card shows the logo, name, tags, region, and compliance flags of the companies that fit the criteria.
Click on a profile to view details.
Create a connection request
From a profile card, click Connect.
Enter a Connection Name
When receiving funds through this connection, select the wallet where you want the counterparty to deposit the funds.
Optionally, add a note (for example, “For monthly USDC settlements”).
Click Send Request. A Vault Action is created for your team’s approval.
Approve vault actions (your side)
Your admins receive a notification.
The connection request remains pending until the quorum approves it.
If rejected, the request ends here.
If approved, the request is sent to the counterparty and shown in the Outgoing Requests section in the Connections tab.
Counterparty approval (other side)
The counterparty sees your request under Incoming Requests in the Connections tab.
They review details (connection name, blockchains available for deposit, business context).
If they approve:
A Vault Action is created on their side for internal approval.
When approved it, the connection becomes active.
If they reject:
They see that the incoming connection has a rejected status.
You see Rejected by Counterparty in your records.
View an active connection
Once both sides approve the connection, you can see it under Connections > Active.
The card details include:
Profile Name.
Connection name.
Connection reason.
Which blockchains the counter party has set in their deposit wallet for you to deposit funds to, under Active On Blockchains.
The wallet you configured as a deposit for the counterparty under Receiving Wallet.
Connection Creation time.
Note.
Set up a transfer policy
To allow Link transactions, you need a transfer policy that permits sending funds using Utila Link.
Go to Vault Settings > Policies > Transfer Policies
Add a rule that includes:
Destination type: Link Connection or Any Link Connection
Specific assets or chains allowed (optional)
Approval rules (quorum, limits, etc.)
Save and approve the vault action.
Transact using Utila Link
Once a connection is active and policies are set:
Start a New Transfer.
Select Token and Blockchain
Select the wallet to Send From.
In the Send To field select Utila Link.
Choose the Connection (e.g., “Company A <> Company B [USDC Settlement Daily]”).
Enter the amount and details.
Click Transfer. The transaction now needs quorum approval.
Funds are sent to the deposit wallet configured by the counterparty in that connection.
There’s no need to manually copy/paste or verify blockchain addresses.