Transfers
SENDING,
WITH A MEMORY.
Every wallet you've paid has a thread. Your history with it reads like a chat, the amount you sent last time is one tap away, and the receipt is what the chain says happened, not what the app hoped.
Sending money shouldn't feel like the first time, every time
You've paid this wallet before. The app should know that. Now it does.
History
Your history with them, as a chat
Pick a wallet and you see everything between you and it, yours on the right, theirs on the left, with the dates. It updates live. Tap a past transfer and the token and amount are filled in again. A wallet you've never paid says so, clearly, before you type a number.
Send & receive
Three ways to pick who, one screen to check what
Scan a QR, pick from your address book, or tap someone from recents. Full address and amount on screen before you sign, then Solana does the rest in about a second. NFTs send from the same place.
Receipt
The receipt is what the chain says
The result comes from the chain, not from whether the send button worked. A transfer that landed will never show as failed, and if the answer is ever unclear the app waits for it instead of letting you send twice. Short of SOL for the fee? Another wallet you own can cover it right there.
Pick, check, sign, done
The fourth step is the one other wallets skip.
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Pick who
QR, paste, address book, or a wallet you've paid before.
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Check what
Token, amount, address, network fee. All on screen before you sign.
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Sign
Solana confirms in about a second.
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It's in the thread
Confirmed from the chain and added to your history with that wallet, ready to reuse next time.
Frequently asked questions
Can I recover crypto sent to the wrong address?
Usually no. Solana transfers are final. What you can do depends on who controls the address you sent to. Each case, and how to not do it again.
Read the full answerWhy did my Solana transaction fail?
Slippage limit, congestion, expired blockhash, or not enough SOL for fees. What each one means, what it cost you (almost nothing), and what a wallet should do.
Read the full answerWhat are Solana network fees and priority fees?
5,000 lamports base fee, an optional priority tip, and a refundable deposit for new token accounts. What each one is and what you actually pay per swap.
Read the full answerWhat is a non-custodial wallet?
A wallet where you alone hold the keys. The app runs on your phone, makes the keys there, and never sends them anywhere. How it works and what it means.
Read the full answerMore of the app
There's more. Here's the rest of it.
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