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

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

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

SolPay daily progress update. In Sandbox we are tightening how one payment path can fan out into many different use cases. The same money movement rails we are testing for: • A person paying a friend • A customer paying a merchant • An app paying an API All run through the same core SolPay flow. This is the point of our approach. People eventually see a clean money app. Developers and businesses get real payment infrastructure under the surface. Learn more at solpay.cash

A major network upgrade just focused on one thing that matters for real payments: faster settlement for everyday transfers. When the underlying rails confirm in a fraction of a second, you can: • Cut the wait at checkout • Reduce how long money sits "in between" accounts • Make small, frequent payments feel as instant as sending a message SolPay is built on top of this kind of low-latency, high-throughput digital dollar infrastructure inside Sandbox. Our job is to hide that complexity so that, over time, paying with SolPay just feels like: Add money. Pay someone. Done. The rails keep getting faster underneath. SolPay makes that speed usable for people, merchants, and software. Learn more at solpay.cash

Daily SolPay update. Inside Sandbox we are threading one idea through everything we are building. The same SolPay Wallet that will eventually let you pay a friend should also be able to: 1. Pay a merchant 2. Connect to commerce data 3. Let software pay on your behalf when you approve it One wallet. Different payment paths. SolPay handles the complexity underneath. Learn more at solpay.cash

An upcoming federal forum on AI and agentic finance is another sign that people are starting to ask a simple question: If software can act for you, how should it pay for you. That is the world we are building SolPay for in Sandbox. On the surface we want payments to feel familiar. Add money, send, receive, pay a business. Underneath we are testing the rails that let applications and agents plug into the same flow so machine payments do not need a separate financial system. People, businesses, and software all using the same simple money layer. Learn more at solpay.cash

One simple idea behind SolPay. You should think in dollars, not in blockchains. When you eventually use SolPay it should feel like any clean money app. • You add money • You see one clear balance • You tap to pay a person or a business What actually happens underneath can be very complex. Different networks, digital dollars, routing, fees, security, and rules about who gets paid. Our job is to keep that complexity inside SolPay, not on your screen. So your mental model stays simple. $ → SolPay → $ Money in, money out. The complicated stuff lives in the middle so you do not have to think about it. Learn more at solpay.cash

Quick SolPay progress note. In Sandbox we are wiring the same payment rails that will eventually power people paying people into the early merchant and commerce side. One network, different faces. • You paying a friend • You paying a business • Your software paying on your behalf All of it should feel like the same simple “Pay” button on top. Learn more at solpay.cash

Today's SolPay update. In Sandbox we are tightening the link between the simple money app people will see and the payment infrastructure developers plug into. Same core idea in both views. For people: one place to add money, pay, and cash out. For builders: one place to create wallets, move USDC, and let software pay on its own. The goal is that the consumer app and the developer stack stay in sync so every improvement to one quietly makes the other more powerful over time. Learn more at solpay.cash

Why does SolPay care so much about keeping the complex payment world out of your way? Because most people do not want to learn a new financial system just to send 20 dollars to a friend or pay a business. The idea is simple. You see: • One balance • Clear actions like Add money, Pay, Cash out • A clean history of what went in and out Behind that, SolPay is being built with infrastructure that can handle things like faster settlement, different types of dollars, and even payments that software can make in the future. All of that stays under the surface. You get a normal money app experience. SolPay handles the heavy lifting so it feels like money, not infrastructure. Learn more at solpay.cash

SolPay daily update. In Sandbox we are pressure testing one simple idea for the app experience. You should be able to: 1. Add money 2. Pay a friend 3. Pay a business 4. Let software pay on your behalf All without the screen getting more “technical” as the use case gets more advanced. Same wallet. Same simple language. Very different capabilities underneath. That is the gap we are closing right now inside Sandbox. Learn more at solpay.cash

Daily SolPay update. In Sandbox we are zooming in on a simple question: what should it feel like the moment money leaves your SolPay Wallet. That single step has to work across very different cases. • Paying a friend • Checking out with a merchant • A background payment from your software or agent The person should still just feel one thing: “I tapped Pay and it went where it needed to go.” All of the routing, payment type, and settlement logic lives inside SolPay. The surface stays familiar. This is the layer we are shaping now inside sandbox.solpay.cash. Learn more at solpay.cash

SolPay takes its next major step this Friday as we roll out our mainnet beta APK to Android beta testers. We’re bringing our vision for global payments to life, and our earliest testers will help shape what comes next. The momentum is building. This is just the beginning. Get in early. Sign up to beta test: solpay.cash/betatester

Sandbox update, focused on merchants. Inside Sandbox we are stitching together the first end to end merchant payment path so that, over time, a “Pay” from SolPay can feel the same whether you are paying a friend or checking out on a website. Same mental model. Different destination under the hood. For the merchant this work is about: • Generating a payment request • Letting a customer pay in digital dollars • Seeing clear status and settlement For the customer it should just feel like: open SolPay, tap Pay, confirm. This is the kind of plumbing we are testing in Sandbox now so that future SolPay merchants can plug into the same simple money experience people use every day. Learn more at solpay.cash