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

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

Circle talking about expanding digital dollars into 40 new markets across Asia, Africa, and Latin America is not just a stablecoin headline. It is a signal. People and businesses everywhere are asking for money that moves like the internet. Borderless, fast, and always on. SolPay is built around that same shift. SolPay treats digital dollars as a first class payment rail so a person, a merchant, or an agent can eventually move value in and out of apps without needing to understand the infrastructure under the hood. Our job is simple. Make it feel like: $ → SolPay → $ Add money. Pay someone. Pay a business. Let your software pay for you. As demand for digital dollars grows globally, we are using Sandbox to shape SolPay into a money layer that can plug into that world and keep the experience simple on the surface. Learn more at solpay.cash

Think of SolPay like a simple money app with a smarter middle. On the surface you just see things you already know. • Add money • Pay a friend • Pay a business • Cash out What you do not see is the maze that usually sits underneath global payments. Networks, addresses, fees in a second currency, and all the small details that make sending money across borders feel hard. SolPay’s job is to sit in that middle and handle the complexity for you. You tap “Pay”. SolPay figures out how to route it, confirm it, and settle it. You see one clear balance, one clean history, and a simple result. Money in. SolPay in the middle. Money out. That is the whole idea. Learn more at solpay.cash

Today in Sandbox the team is mapping how a simple “Pay” flow can eventually serve three very different paths at once. 1. You paying a friend 2. You paying a merchant 3. Your software or agent paying on your behalf From your point of view it should all feel the same. One clean confirmation, one clear record in your activity, and no need to understand what infrastructure handled each case. Behind the scenes we are tightening how SolPay keeps those experiences consistent so you can think in plain language. Pay a person, pay a business, or let approved software pay for a service. The goal stays the same. Money in, money out, and SolPay quietly handling the complexity between.

Daily SolPay update. Inside Sandbox we are spending time on a very specific experience: what it feels like to move from a personal payment to a merchant-style payment without the app feeling any more complex. The goal is that: • Paying a friend • Paying a business • And eventually letting software pay on your behalf all feel like the same simple “Pay” flow on the surface, while SP handles the different rules and plumbing underneath. This is the same foundation that our future Commerce Graph and agentic payments will sit on. Simple front door, powerful rails inside. Learn more at solpay.cash

Visa highlighting growing interest in digital dollars across APAC lines up with what we are building toward. The signal is not the tech. It is the preference shift. • People want money that moves as easily as messages • They want it to feel familiar, not like learning a new system • They expect it to work across borders, apps, and devices SolPay is focused on that exact outcome. Inside Sandbox we are shaping a simple flow. Add money. See one clear balance. Pay people and, over time, participating businesses. The underlying rails use digital dollars, but the experience is designed so most people never have to think about that. If you are building apps, agents, or commerce on top of this next wave of money movement, SolPay aims to be the payment layer that handles the hard parts so you can focus on your product. Learn more at solpay.cash

Letting your phone hold money should not mean learning a new financial system. Here is how we think about it in SolPay. On the surface, it should feel like any good money app. • Add money • See one clear balance • Send or pay • Cash out when you are done Under the surface there is a lot going on. Digital dollars, global rails, smart payment rules, and more. You do not need to learn any of that. You see: • Dollars, not tokens • Names and businesses, not long addresses • Simple actions like Pay or Request, not technical steps SolPay is designed so your mental model stays very simple. Money in. Use it how you want. Money out when you are finished. The infrastructure is there so you do not have to think about it. Learn more at solpay.cash

A small but important shift in how we think about SolPay. We are not just building “a better wallet” or “a global payments app”. Inside Sandbox we are treating SolPay as a full money layer that different players can plug into. • People. A clean app where you see your balance, pay someone, or pay a business without needing to learn new money rules. • Merchants. A way to get paid by customers who hold digital dollars, with SolPay handling the messy parts in between. • Agents and apps. Infrastructure so software can make and receive payments on your behalf when you choose. Same rails, three very different perspectives on money. That is the ecosystem we are wiring together in Sandbox today. Learn more at solpay.cash

SolPay daily update. Inside Sandbox we are focusing on a small but important detail: how a single SolPay Wallet can feel like one simple balance for a person, and also be the anchor for agents and apps that pay on their behalf. The goal is one clear view of “your money in SolPay”. Under the hood, the SP ecosystem can still support secondary wallets, policies, and programmable accounts for more advanced use cases. Simple on the surface. Powerful underneath. Learn more at solpay.cash

Today’s update is about who SolPay is for. In Sandbox we are shaping the same underlying rails so three very different users can eventually tap into them. 1. A person who just wants an easy way to add money, send, and cash out. 2. A merchant who wants to get paid by global customers without rebuilding payment infrastructure. 3. A developer or AI agent that needs programmatic access to payments, wallets, and commerce data. On the surface these look like separate products. Underneath they share the same SP ecosystem and Commerce Graph work we are testing today. The goal is simple. One network that feels like a clean money app for people and a powerful payment layer for builders. Learn more at solpay.cash

A core payments rail cutting its block times in half is not just a tech story. It is a user story. When underlying infrastructure can confirm more often and settle faster, it opens the door for payment experiences that feel closer to real time, even at global scale. This is exactly the kind of progress we design SolPay around. Our job is to take improvements like this and hide the complexity so that, in the future, you only see simple actions: • Add money • Send • Pay • Cash out Underneath, SolPay can route digital dollar payments over modern rails so they feel instant and reliable, without asking you to learn new networks or jargon. You tap Pay. The infrastructure gets faster. SolPay handles the complicated stuff. Learn more at solpay.cash

Control in SolPay is simple. When we say "you stay in control of your money" we mean things you already understand, not new crypto rules. In SolPay terms, control looks like: 1. You decide when money moves Nothing leaves your balance until you confirm it. A tap to send. A tap to approve a payment. No silent background transfers. 2. You always see what is happening You see one clear balance, then a simple activity view. Money in, money out, and who it went to or came from. No hidden tabs full of technical details. 3. You choose who you pay You pick the person, business, or service before any dollars move. You react to payment requests instead of money moving on its own. 4. You can step away at any time If you stop using SolPay, your money does not depend on a single company switch being on. The design is built so your value is not trapped inside a black box. Under the hood there is advanced payment infrastructure making this possible. You do not have to learn it. You stay in charge of the simple parts. SolPay handles the complicated parts so it still just feels like your money. Learn more at solpay.cash

Quick SolPay progress note. Inside Sandbox we are stitching more of the SP ecosystem together so that one simple flow can eventually bridge people, merchants, and agents. You see “Pay” and a clean confirmation. Underneath, we are wiring the wallet layer, sponsored transactions, and early Commerce Graph work so future apps and services can tap into the same rails without extra friction. The goal stays the same. One clear way to move dollars, no matter who or what is on each side of the payment. Learn more at solpay.cash

When a major phone maker moves to put digital dollars directly into its devices, it is another clear signal of where payments are heading. The pattern is simple. • People want to hold a trusted digital dollar • They want to send it as easily as a message • They do not want to learn new financial plumbing That is the same direction we are building toward with SolPay. SolPay uses digital dollars underneath, but the experience we are testing in Sandbox is built around normal language. Add money. Send. Pay. Cash out. As more platforms make digital dollars feel native, the missing piece is a clean, app-first way to move that value across people, businesses, and software on one set of rails. That is the role SolPay is aiming to play. Simple on the surface, powerful underneath. Learn more at solpay.cash

Daily SolPay update. Today in Sandbox we are connecting more of the core wallet experience to our future Commerce Graph work. The goal is simple. You open SolPay and see one clear balance. Behind it, that same balance can power: • A direct payment to a friend • A checkout with a participating merchant • A programmatic payment from an application or agent Different surfaces. Same money. Same rails. This is the foundation for SolPay to feel like one modern money app for people and a powerful payment layer for developers. Learn more at solpay.cash

Interesting to see more payment apps trying to hide the tech so people can just hold and spend digital dollars without learning a new system. This is exactly the direction we are building toward with SolPay. Open the app. Add money. Pay or send. Cash out when you are done. The complicated infrastructure stays inside SolPay and out of your way. Right now that experience is being shaped in Sandbox as we wire the same simple flow into: • A consumer money app • Merchant checkout • Developer and agent integrations Different entry points. The same clear outcome. SolPay is an app first. The rails underneath are implementation details. Learn more at solpay.cash