FeeRelayer

Send USDC on Solana without holding any SOL.

Solana charges its network fee in SOL only. A relay pays that fee for you and takes its cut from the transfer, in USDC. You build and sign your own transfer; the relay only adds the fee-payer signature. Nothing is deposited, no balance is held.

referral

Pay for a new wallet’s first USDC account. Earn 70% of every relay fee it pays afterwards.

No link, no signup, and nothing to claim. When a payment you send through a relay creates the recipient’s USDC account on-chain, that wallet becomes your referral on the spot and for good. From then on you earn 70% of the fees it pays on every relay FeeRelayer runs itself. Look yours up with your wallet address alone, and cash out within 60 days.

your referral pays50.00 USDC
relay fee, 1%0.50 USDC
credited to you0.35 USDC
01You build and signIn your own wallet. You alone choose who is paid and how much.
02The relay co-signsOne added signature covers the SOL network fee. The relay never touches your funds.
03It settles on SolanaThe fee is paid in USDC inside the same transaction you signed. Nothing else ever leaves your wallet.

What it costs

Each relay sets its own rate, capped at 2%, with a floor so a tiny payment still covers the network fee. Try an amount through a 1% relay:

payment to your recipientUSDC
relay fee, 1%0.100000 USDC
Solana network feepaid by the relay
leaves your wallet10.100000 USDC

First payment to a recipient with no USDC account yet? One is created on-chain for about 0.23 USDC, once. Solana returns it to that account holder if the account is ever closed: a deposit, not a fee.

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Run your own relay

Anyone can. Pick a name and a fee up to 2%, and earn a commission on every payment routed through it, paid atomically in the same transaction. No account, no KYC.

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