Send crypto with
a simple link
Sendly is the fastest way to hand someone crypto. Create a link, drop it in any chat, and they claim it in seconds — settled on chain.
Send
≈ 1,549 USDC
One link. That's the whole thing.
Three steps on your side, and nothing to install on theirs. Whoever gets paid just opens the link.
Enter the amount
Pick the chain and the token, then type what you're sending. Sendly shows the fee before you commit.
Get your link
Sendly locks the funds in a claim contract and hands back a link plus a four-character code only you can see.
Share it anywhere
Send the link over iMessage, WhatsApp or email. They tap it, enter the code, and Solana settles the transfer.
What does Sendly include?
A wallet, a link, and a receipt. The blockchain is still underneath — it just stops being your problem.
Why choose Sendly?
Sendly is the fastest way to pay someone who isn't standing next to you.
No addresses, ever
Nobody reads out a wallet address or squints at the first four characters. The link carries the destination, encrypted end to end.
Links that expire
Every link has a deadline. If it isn't claimed in time, the funds unlock straight back to your wallet — nothing is left in limbo.
Settles on chain, not on trust
The funds sit in an on-chain claim contract the whole time. Claiming produces a signature, and either side can verify it.
A claim code so both sides agree before the money moves
Four characters, shown only to you. Pass it to the recipient however you like — if the code on their screen doesn't match, the link won't release a cent.
The awkward part, deleted
Sending crypto to someone has always been a small ceremony of copy, paste and double-check. Now it's a link.
Every other wallet
- Ask them for their wallet address.
- Wait while they screenshot it or read 44 characters aloud.
- Paste it in and check the first four and last four.
- Hope nothing touched the clipboard and the network is right.
- Send it, then ask them to check whether it landed.
With Sendly
- Enter the amount and pick the token.
- Sendly hands you a link and a claim code.
- Drop the link in any chat and pass along the code.
- They tap, enter the code, and it's claimed.
- Both screens say done, with a signature to prove it.
The wallet address never travels in plain text. It rides inside the link, encrypted, and is only unwrapped on the recipient's device once the claim code checks out.
Frequently asked questions
The ones people ask before they trust a link with their money.
No. That is the entire reason Sendly exists. You enter an amount, Sendly builds the link, and the recipient's address is filled in only when they claim.
You never see your own address either, unless you go looking for it in Settings.
SOL, USDC, and any other SPL token in your wallet. You pick it on the send screen before the link is created.
The recipient doesn't need to already hold that token — the claim handles the account for them. Solana stays the settlement layer, so the fee is a fraction of a cent.
Every link has an expiry, 24 hours by default. When it passes, the claim contract releases the funds back to the wallet that created it.
Worth knowing: you can also cancel a link yourself at any point before it's claimed, straight from the activity list.
The link alone can't release the funds. Claiming requires the four-character code, which Sendly shows only to the sender and never puts in the link or the message.
The one rule: send the code through a different channel than the link, and don't post either in public.
Yes — opening the link and submitting the claim both broadcast to Solana, so a connection is needed on their side. No app install, though: any mobile browser works.
You do. The keypair is generated on your phone and lives in the Keychain, marked so it never syncs anywhere.
There is no Sendly account, no email, and no server holding a copy. We cannot freeze a transfer, reverse one, or recover a wallet for you.
Before you put real money on it: set up your recovery phrase in Settings.
Verified byte for byte
The transfer builder was ported line for line to JavaScript and byte-compared against the reference Solana library across every vector.
Send your first link
Free to install. You only ever pay the network fee.