Three steps. Millions of people.
Built for the person who doesn't know what a seed phrase is — and never should have to.
Tunde, in Toronto, sends $200. Aisha, in Lagos, gets ₦300,000 in her bank account in 90 seconds.
No wallet. No app. Just a link.
Not built for crypto natives.
Built for everyone else.
Families Sending Money Home
Remittances cost 6.2% globally on average. PayLink moves on-chain for under a cent — the only fee left is the off-ramp to your family's bank. They get a WhatsApp link. They claim it. Done.
Freelancers & Remote Workers
Invoice international clients without sharing a wallet address. Get paid in stablecoins. Convert to local currency on your terms. No wire fees, no chargebacks.
Merchants & Market Traders
Accept digital payments without a POS terminal, a bank account, or a crypto wallet. One link. Any amount. Any customer.
Built on Solana for a reason.
400ms finality. $0.001 fees. No other chain makes this viable.
Anchor Escrow
Multi-token (USDC + USDT). PDA-derived accounts. Strict ownership. Rent reclaimed on close.
Auto-Reclaim
Set exact expiration. Funds return to sender on-chain automatically if unclaimed.
Multi-Token
Native USDC and USDT on Solana. Devnet today, mainnet ready.
What we don't do
✕ Sit on your funds ✕ Collect KYC from the sender ✕ Hide our fees ✕ Require the recipient to download anything
The honest math on $200.
We're not free — but we're honest about every cent. The on-chain leg is sub-cent. The fiat off-ramp adds the rest.
Off-ramp fee shown is MoonPay's standard. We don't take a cut today — and when we do, you'll see it on this table.
Things you're probably wondering.
Is PayLink custodial?+
No, with one honest caveat. While funds sit in escrow, they're in an on-chain smart contract — we cannot touch them. During the few seconds between the recipient's OTP verification and the on-chain claim, our relayer signs the claim transaction on their behalf so they don't need SOL for gas. We're removing that window in v2 with embedded wallets.
How is this different from Solana Pay?+
Solana Pay assumes both sender and recipient have wallets. PayLink is the first to make "no wallet, just a phone number" the default for the recipient. The sender side still uses any Solana wallet you like — Phantom, Backpack, Solflare.
What if the recipient never claims it?+
You set an expiry window when you create the link (1 hour to 30 days). After expiry, the funds return to your wallet on-chain — no support ticket, no waiting period. The contract enforces this; we have no power to override it.
What countries does this work in?+
The on-chain leg works anywhere Solana works — i.e., everywhere. The fiat off-ramp depends on MoonPay's coverage (currently 160+ countries including Nigeria, Kenya, India, Mexico, Philippines). If MoonPay doesn't serve your recipient's country, they can still hold the USDC and off-ramp through any exchange they prefer.
Has the smart contract been audited?+
Not yet by an external firm. The contract is open-source, written in Anchor, and follows standard Solana escrow patterns (PDA-derived accounts, strict ownership, rent reclamation on close). Mainnet launch is gated on a third-party audit, which we've budgeted for.
How do you make money?+
Today: zero protocol fees. The plan is a 0.5% fee on the on-chain leg once we have meaningful volume — well below traditional remittance margins, and visible on the cost table above. Free for senders under $50 to drive consumer adoption.