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Daily progress from Sandbox. Right now we are tightening how SolPay handles the moment after you tap Pay, so the experience feels smooth whether you are paying a person, a business, or an app using SolPay under the hood. Work in motion today: • Clearer confirmation so you always know what was paid and to whom • Stronger links between a payment and the thing it bought • A simpler path for merchants to plug into the same rails Same idea across all of it. One network for money that feels simple on the surface and powerful underneath. Learn more at solpay.cash

Most people do not want to learn a new kind of money. They just want their money to move when they need it. SolPay leans into that. The idea is simple. You think in dollars. You tap Add Money, Send, Pay, or Cash Out. SolPay quietly handles the complex rails underneath. Instead of: • Picking networks • Copying long addresses • Worrying about fees and settings You see: • Who you are paying • How much • A clear confirmation when it is done So the experience feels like a normal money app, even though it is using modern payment infrastructure behind the scenes. That is the whole point. You should not need to understand how it works for it to work well. Learn more at solpay.cash

Progress from Sandbox today. We are refining how one SolPay Wallet can safely support both your own spending and automated payments from the software you trust. The work in motion right now: • Clear separation between "my money" and "approved automation" • Simple controls so you can turn automations on or off • Shared rails that still feel like one clean balance to you The goal is straightforward. You stay in control, while apps and services can pay on your behalf only in the ways you approve. Learn more at solpay.cash

Build log from Sandbox. Today we are tightening how SolPay handles the simple loop: money goes in, SolPay handles the hard parts, money comes out where it should. Work in progress right now: • Cleaner flows for a person paying another person • The same rails serving a checkout for a merchant • Hooks so software can eventually pay on your behalf without you thinking about networks or gas All of this is still being tested in Sandbox, so it is not live for production money movement yet. SolPay is aiming for one result. Add money, send it, and let the infrastructure disappear. Learn more at solpay.cash

An interesting tension in AI payments is showing up in public now. CoinDesk highlights a core gap in agent payments today. Once software pays for something, what if the result is wrong or useless, and there is no clear way to dispute the charge. For SolPay this is not a side issue. It is part of the design brief. If software can pay on your behalf one day, then: 1. You need clear control over what it is allowed to pay for. 2. Merchants need structured information about what is being bought. 3. There needs to be a traceable record that a human can review when something goes wrong. Inside Sandbox we are testing how: • A simple SolPay Wallet stays in human control. • Additional programmable accounts can spend within limits you define. • Our Commerce Graph can give apps and agents more context about what they are paying for, not just who they are paying. The goal is simple. Payments that software can make automatically, without giving up human level control and clarity. Learn more at solpay.cash