Debit card → SolPay → anywhere in the world → local currency → merchant.
That’s the vision.
USDC does the moving.
Solana does the settling.
$SP improves the economics.
One app.
One network.
Global payments.
Welcome to SolPay. ⚡
$SP
Daily SolPay update.
In Sandbox, we are wiring more of the future mobile app around one simple idea:
Money in. Money out. SolPay in the middle handling the hard parts.
The same foundation we are testing today will power:
• A clean wallet for people
• Straightforward payments for merchants
• Programmatic payments for software and agents
You should not need to learn new money rules just to use better payment rails. It should feel like a normal app that just happens to move dollars globally.
SolPay handles the infrastructure so you can focus on what you are actually trying to do.
Learn more at solpay.cash
Why is SolPay built on modern payment rails instead of the old way money usually moves online?
One reason. To make room for new kinds of experiences without making the app feel more complicated.
Think about what this unlocks over time:
• More direct ways for people to pay each other, without jumping through extra steps
• A single flow that can work for people and for businesses, instead of two separate systems
• Room for software and future AI agents to pay for services on their own, within clear limits
Underneath, SolPay uses digital dollars and on-chain settlement so money is meant to move more easily across borders and between different apps.
On the surface, you just see simple actions in a money app.
Add money. Send. Pay. Cash out when supported.
The whole point. Modern rails, without the crypto learning curve.
Learn more at solpay.cash
Today’s SolPay update is all about invisible complexity.
In Sandbox we are tightening how one payment request can be:
• A simple “pay” button for a person
• A clean checkout for a merchant
• A programmatic trigger for software
On the surface it just looks like money moving. Underneath, the same rails handle all three.
That is the SolPay direction: one streamlined system that feels simple if you are just paying, and powerful if you are building.
Learn more at solpay.cash
SolPay build log from Sandbox.
We are tightening how one set of rails can serve very different users without feeling complicated:
• People who just want to move dollars in an app
• Businesses that want to get paid by global customers
• Software and agents that will need to pay for services programmatically
All of this is being wired and tested in Sandbox so that later it feels simple:
Open SolPay. Add money. Pay or get paid.
No extra apps, no learning a new money language.
Learn more at solpay.cash
New week in SolPay Sandbox, same obsession: make global money movement feel ordinary.
Today we are tightening how one core idea shows up everywhere in the stack:
Add money. Send. Pay. Cash out.
That same flow is what powers:
• A simple SolPay Wallet for people
• Merchant checkouts that feel like normal online payments
• Agent and API flows where software can pay on its own
Different users, same rails underneath. SolPay handles the complicated part so every surface stays simple.
Learn more at solpay.cash
Debit card → SolPay → anywhere in the world → local currency → merchant.
That’s the vision.
USDC does the moving.
Solana does the settling.
$SP improves the economics.
One app.
One network.
Global payments.
Welcome to SolPay. ⚡
$SP
What does SolPay actually do for you, without all the tech words?
Think about it like this.
You already know how to:
• Add money to an app
• Send it to someone
• Pay a business
• Cash out when you are done
SolPay is being built so that is the whole story.
Inside SolPay, a lot of complex infrastructure is working so dollars can move quickly and globally. You should not need to learn any of it.
You see:
• Dollars, not tokens
• Contacts, not long addresses
• Clear actions like Add Money, Send, Pay, Cash Out
Behind the scenes, SolPay handles the rails, routing, and settlement so it feels like a normal money app instead of a crypto project.
Simple on the surface. Powerful underneath.
Learn more at solpay.cash
$SP FOUNDING STAKE IS LIVE
No APY farming.
No token emissions.
No extra $SP being printed.
No reward dumping.
Lock $SP for 90 days and establish a wallet-bound Founding Level on Solana that stays with your wallet after you qualify.
FOUNDING LEVELS
250K SP • Supporter
1M SP • Founder
5M SP • Founder+
10M SP • Pioneer
25M SP • Genesis
Founding Members can unlock:
• SolPay fee benefits
• Fee credits
• Early access
• x402 + Commerce perks
• Priority for future holder programs
• Permanent Founding Season status
• Additional benefits as SolPay grows
And we are intentionally not announcing everything at once.
There will only be one original Founding Season.
30 days to enter.
90-day lock.
Lock $SP.
Build your level.
Carry the history forward.
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New in SolPay Sandbox. One wallet, three jobs.
We are now testing a single SolPay Wallet flow that can power:
1. People sending and receiving money
2. Merchants getting paid by customers
3. Software making its own payments under clear rules
Same rails. Three very different users. All inside one simple money experience.
Everything running in Sandbox today is here to shape the future SolPay app, where you control your money and the infrastructure stays behind the scenes.
Learn more at solpay.cash
SolPay daily update. One stack, many paths.
In Sandbox right now we are tightening how the same payment foundation can serve three very different front doors:
• A mobile money app for people who just think in dollars
• Merchant and commerce rails that plug into real checkouts
• Developer and agent infrastructure for software that needs to pay on its own
The goal is simple: one set of rails that feels invisible to everyday users and powerful to anyone building on top.
Learn more at solpay.cash
Building SolPay means building for people, merchants, and software at the same time.
In Sandbox right now we are stitching three layers into one experience:
• A simple mobile wallet where money in and money out just feels like dollars
• Merchant and commerce rails so businesses can get paid without learning new payment plumbing
• Agent friendly infrastructure so software can trigger payments when it needs to, inside clear controls
Different users. One shared foundation. All focused on making global money movement feel ordinary tomorrow.
Learn more at solpay.cash
This week at SolPay Sandbox, we focused on one thing. Turning a complex payment stack into one simple money experience that feels familiar for people and powerful for builders.
For merchants, we continued wiring commerce rails and payment requests. The goal. Let a business accept digital dollar payments from global customers without needing to rebuild payment infrastructure.
On the developer side, we pushed deeper on agent friendly payments and the Commerce Graph concept. So software and AI agents can discover what to buy, understand the merchant, and complete a payment programmatically.
People everywhere are used to two different money worlds.
1. Your normal banking apps
2. A confusing crypto corner of the internet
SolPay is being built so you do not have to live in two worlds at all.
One app on your phone. Add money, send it, pay someone, cash out when supported. All in dollars.
Under the hood we connect into modern digital dollar rails so money can move quickly across borders and between people, businesses, and software. On the surface it just feels like a clean, global money app.
You see:
• A balance in dollars
• A simple pay button
• Clear activity
Behind the scenes SolPay handles the complexity so dollars can travel farther without asking you to learn a new financial language.
That is the core idea. Modern rails underneath, a normal money experience in your hand.
Learn more at solpay.cash