Send SOL
to any inbox.
No wallet address. Nothing for them to install. Type an email, send the coins — only the person who opens that inbox can claim them.
- Cancel anytime before it's opened
- Returns to you if unclaimed
Sealed & sent.
is on its way to . We emailed them a claim link — only that inbox can open it.
Keep your tracking link to check on it or cancel before it's opened. If it isn't claimed in 30 days, it comes back to your wallet automatically.
Three steps.
Zero addresses.
If you can send an email, you can send crypto. If you can read one, you can receive it.
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Step 1
Pick an amount and an email.
Connect your Solana wallet, choose the coin, type who it's for. Approve once in your wallet.
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Step 2
A fresh wallet, locked to that inbox.
Your coins go into their own escrow wallet on Solana. They're released only to whoever proves they own the email.
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Step 3
U got mail. Tap, verify, claim.
They confirm a one-time code, then send it to their wallet — or create a new one on the spot.
Only the inbox can open it.
Not a stranger who finds the link. The coins stay in escrow until the recipient proves the address is theirs with a code sent to it.
One send, one escrow
Each letter gets its own Solana escrow wallet. You can watch it on the Solana explorer from your tracking page.
No wallet? No problem
Recipients can paste any Solana address, or create a fresh wallet right in their browser when they claim.
Take it back
Mistyped an email? Cancel any unopened send from its tracking page by signing with your wallet.
Return to sender
Unclaimed after 30 days? It's returned to your wallet automatically.
Questions, answered.
Does the person need a crypto wallet?
No. After they confirm their email, they can paste any Solana address or create a brand-new wallet in their browser. We show them the private key once so they can import it into Phantom or Solflare.
What do I need to send?
A Solana wallet in your browser — Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. On a phone, open this site inside your wallet app's browser.
What if I type the wrong email?
Open your tracking link and cancel. Any send that hasn't been claimed goes straight back to the wallet you sent from.
What if they never open it?
After 30 days it's returned to your wallet automatically.
What does it cost?
There's no service fee. You pay Solana network fees, a fraction of a cent for SOL. USDC and USDT sends also set aside about 0.004 SOL to open token accounts; about half of that comes back to you when the send closes.
Who can see the coins while they wait?
The escrow is a normal Solana wallet, so anyone can see its balance on the explorer. Moving the coins needs the escrow key, which is encrypted on our servers and only used to release funds to the verified recipient or back to you.