SolPay build log. In Sandbox we are pressure testing how the same money rails behave in real-world scenarios, not just toy demos. The work in progress right now: • Simpler flows for a person paying a friend • Early merchant-style payment requests on the same rails • Agent-style payments running through identical paths The goal is straightforward. When SolPay launches more broadly, one network should quietly serve people, merchants, and software without anyone needing to think about the infrastructure underneath. Learn more at solpay.cash

SolPay daily update. In Sandbox we are sharpening how the SolPay Wallet connects to real commerce. The work in progress right now: • Cleaner flows for a person paying another person • The same rails helping a business get paid • The same rails available to software that needs to pay on your behalf One wallet. One payment stream. Different ways to use it. Everything we test in Sandbox is about getting closer to a single app where moving money feels as simple as sending a message. Learn more at solpay.cash

Today's SolPay update. In Sandbox we are tightening the bridge between human payments and agent payments. We are testing flows where: 1. You control a primary SolPay Wallet 2. You define what an app or agent is allowed to spend 3. The same underlying rails move the money, without you needing to touch the infrastructure People, merchants, and software all sharing one payment network. Different rules. Same core SolPay Stream. Learn more at solpay.cash

Weekly SolPay recap. Inside Sandbox this week we focused on one theme. One payment network that can quietly serve people, merchants, and software all at once. Same rails. Different faces on top. Learn more at solpay.cash

Think about the apps you already use every day. You tap a few buttons. A car shows up. Food arrives. A package is on the way. But the money part usually feels like a separate system. Cards, banks, borders, different rules in every country. SolPay starts from a simple question. What if moving money worked the same way your favorite apps already feel. One balance in dollars. One place to add money. One place to send or pay. No need to learn a new financial language. Under the hood there is a lot going on. Global settlement, digital dollars, routing, security, all the pieces that normally make payments feel heavy. Our job is to keep that out of your way. So your mental model can stay as simple as: $ → SolPay → $ You think about the goal. Send. Receive. Pay. SolPay handles the complicated part in the middle so it just feels like using a normal money app, even when the payment itself is doing something very advanced. Learn more at solpay.cash