Solana
Accept Recurring Payments on Solana
Charging people on a schedule used to mean a company, a payment processor, and a cut of every charge. On Solana it now means one link. You publish what it costs and how often, people join with a single signature, and every payment lands in your own wallet — a newsletter, a group bill, a membership, coaching, a server you split with friends. It runs on the Solana Foundation’s own subscriptions program, so the terms are chain-enforced for both sides: nobody can raise the price under your members, and they can cancel any time without asking you.
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The exact amount that will reach your wallet is quoted in the console before anything is signed. Your own wallet signs; nothing here ever asks for a seed phrase or private key.
The official primitive, not a wrapper
This runs on the Solana Foundation’s Subscriptions & Allowances program — the chain’s own standard for recurring payments, the same one wallets and subscription managers read. Your plan is a small on-chain account holding the price, the token, the billing period and the name you gave it; the payment link renders whatever the chain says, and any client that speaks the standard sees exactly the same terms. Nothing about your plan lives on our servers.
You, not a company
There is no onboarding, no merchant account, no approval to wait for. If you need people to subscribe to something — a newsletter, a private group, a shared bill, ongoing work — you set a price in any Solana token, share the link, and you are in business. Creating a plan is a one-time setup, quoted in full before you sign; after that, every payment is between your subscribers’ wallets and yours.
One click to collect — the honest mechanics
The chain never moves money on its own, and anything claiming otherwise deserves suspicion. When someone joins, they sign once to authorise your plan’s exact terms; each billing period, that authorisation lets you collect what is due. The console shows everything due across all your members and collects it in one signing session — one click, straight to your wallet. And a period you never collected does not pile up as debt against your members: it simply passes.
Free joining is your conversion rate
A subscriber pays your price and the network fee their own wallet quotes them, and nothing is added on top at the join — deliberately. The join page shows the exact price, token and schedule the chain will enforce, works on a phone, and unfurls with your plan’s real terms when you paste the link into a chat. Because members can cancel any time from their own wallet, no permission needed, subscribing to you is a safe thing to say yes to — which is exactly why they will.
Questions
- Do I need a company or a payment processor?
- No. A wallet is enough. The plan is yours, the link is yours, and payments go from your subscribers’ wallets straight to yours. Nothing routes through us, and we never hold your money or your keys.
- Does Solana charge my subscribers automatically?
- No — the chain never moves money on its own. Your subscriber signs once to authorise the exact terms, and each billing period that authorisation lets you collect what is due. The console collects everyone who is due in one click.
- Can I change the price later?
- Not on a live plan — the terms your members joined under are written into the chain, and that promise is why joining is safe. To change pricing, wind the current plan down (existing members finish on their terms) and publish a new plan at the new price.
- What can I charge in?
- Any Solana token — your own token, USDC, anything with a mint address. The price and token are fixed in the plan, so every member pays the same amount on the same schedule.
- What does it cost?
- Two moments, both quoted in full before you sign: creating the plan, and each collection run. A run is the same whether you collect from three members or three hundred, so it does not grow with your list. And joining is always free for your subscribers.