Purely transactional
Crypto made moving money faster, global and permissionless — but sending still feels like a one-way street.
Value leaves your wallet, network fees are paid, and nothing comes back.
Up to 5% back on every eligible send
Send crypto.
Get 5% back.
Every time you send crypto to another wallet, you earn 5% cashback straight into your wallet. No quests, no points, no lockups.
Confirm sendRobinhood Chain
You send
100 USDG
to 0x7f3a…c21c
+5 USDGcashback · same transaction
You send
20 USDG
to 0x7f3a…c21c
+1 USDGcashback · same transaction
You send
60 USDG
to 0x7f3a…c21c
+3 USDGcashback · same transaction
You send
250 USDG
to 0x7f3a…c21c
+5 USDGcashback · same transaction
You send
4 USDG
to 0x7f3a…c21c
+0 USDGBelow the 5 USDG minimum
You send
100 USDG
to your own wallet
+0 USDGExcluded
- Sent
- Pending 24h
- Claimable
- 5%back on every eligible send
- USDGon Robinhood Chain
- LiveSendly is open
The cashback preview
Every send is one line:Send USDG → get 5% back.
Pick an amount and Sendly shows the reward before you sign — the 5 USDG minimum and the 5 USDG cap already applied. The cashback is credited in the same transaction as the send.
Pick a send
Any amount works in the app — the preview does the same math before you sign.
What you get
Send previewRobinhood Chain · USDG
- You send
- 100 USDG
- To
- 0x7f3a…c21c
- Rule applied
- 5% cashback
Cashback
+5 USDG
credited in the same transaction
- Sent
- Pending 24h
- Claimable
Preview
Send 100 USDG → 5 USDG back, credited in the same transaction
5% cashback
The problem
Sending crypto still feels like money leaving.
Crypto made moving money faster, global and permissionless — but every send is still a one-way street. Sendly changes that relationship: every eligible transfer becomes a rewarded action.
Wallets compete on everything but this
Speed, chain support, swaps, interface design. Useful — but none of it gives you a reason to make one wallet your default place to send.
The one action every wallet shares is the one none of them reward.
Cashback already makes sense
It is the clearest, most familiar reward in consumer finance. People instantly understand getting part of a payment back.
Sendly brings that incentive on-chain and applies it to wallet-to-wallet transfers.
What you are actually getting
One send, and your wallet pays you back.
The send flow
Send like you always do.
Pick an asset, enter the amount, paste any wallet address and confirm. The recipient does not need Sendly — on their side it is a normal on-chain transfer. No quests, no points, no lockups.
The rewards engine
Rules you can read, enforced on-chain.
A funded reward pool, a 5 USDG minimum, a 5 USDG cap per send and 25 USDG per wallet per month, and fraud controls that exclude self-transfers and loops keep the 5% real as usage grows.
The preview before you sign
See your reward before it happens.
Every transfer previews the amount, network fee, chain and estimated cashback before you confirm. Rewards then track as pending, then claimable — and you claim them to your wallet.
Reward rules
Eight rules. All of them on-chain.
The rate, the minimum, the caps, the exclusions, the vesting and the pool. The SendlyRouter contract enforces every one of them on every send — and the preview shows you the result before you sign.
5% cashback
Every eligible send earns 5% of the amount, credited in the same transaction.
5 USDG minimum
A send has to be at least 5 USDG to earn. Smaller sends still go through — they just earn nothing.
Capped per send
Cashback tops out at 5 USDG on any one send, so a 100 USDG send and a 1,000 USDG send earn the same.
Capped per month
One wallet can earn up to 25 USDG in cashback per month. The counter resets monthly.
No self-transfers
Sending to your own wallet earns nothing. Only sends to another address count.
One reward per pair per day
The same sender → recipient pair earns once every 24 hours. Sends back within 7 days are excluded.
24-hour vesting
Cashback shows as pending for 24 hours, then becomes claimable. You claim it to your wallet.
Funded by a pool
A reward pool pays every cashback. When the pool is empty the program pauses — it never pays from thin air.
How it works
Five steps, and only the last one is new.
Sending with Sendly feels like a modern payment app, not a trading terminal. The reward rules stay underneath the product while you see the amount, the fee and what you get back.
01
Connect or create a wallet
Connect the wallet you already use, or create a new one inside Sendly. One-time approval, or a permit signature.
02
Choose what to send
Pick USDG — the launch asset on Robinhood Chain — and enter the amount.
03
Enter the recipient
Paste any valid wallet address or pick a saved contact. The recipient does not need Sendly.
04
Confirm the transfer
Sendly shows the amount, network fee, chain and estimated reward before you sign. What you see is what you earn.
05
Receive cashback
The reward is credited in the same transaction, vests for 24 hours, then you claim it to your wallet.
The reward rules
One send. Every rule applied at once.
The reward rules live in the SendlyRouter contract, so the same send earns the same cashback whether it starts in Sendly or in any wallet that calls it.
You send 100 USDG
One send
- 5% cashbackcredited in the same transaction
- Capped5 USDG per send, 25 USDG per wallet per month
- From the poola funded reward pool pays it; empty pool, program pauses
And what never earns
Send to yourself, send under 5 USDG, or send the same pair twice in a day → nothing back.
Self-transfers earn nothing. The same sender → recipient pair earns once per 24 hours, and a send that loops back within 7 days is excluded. The transfer still goes through — it just earns nothing.
Why Sendly is different
Most wallets compete on everything except the send.
Everywhere else
You pay to send.
- Value leaves your wallet
- Network fees are paid
- Nothing comes back
On Sendly
You get paid to send.
- 5% back on every eligible send
- Credited in the same transaction
- Claimable after 24 hours, to your wallet
- The recipient never needs Sendly
Sendly is not another wallet with cashback added as a small feature. Cashback is the reason the product exists — and none of it turns sending into a DeFi product you have to understand. The reward is part of the transfer flow; what is exposed is the amount, the fee, the chain and what you get back.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Eight questions, short answers.
A crypto wallet and transfer app built around automatic cashback. Connect an existing wallet or create a Sendly wallet, choose an asset, enter a recipient address and send. After an eligible transfer is confirmed, the reward is credited automatically.
5% of each eligible send, credited in the same transaction. Cashback is capped at 5 USDG per send and 25 USDG per wallet per month, and you always see the estimated reward before you confirm.
A send of at least 5 USDG to a wallet that is not your own. The same sender → recipient pair earns once every 24 hours, and a send that loops back within 7 days is excluded. ETH sends work but earn 0 at launch.
No. Send to any valid wallet address. On their side it is a normal on-chain transfer.
Cashback shows as pending for 24 hours, then becomes claimable. You claim it to your wallet from inside Sendly. The operator can never touch your wallet or your vested cashback.
5 USDG cashback per send and 25 USDG per wallet per month. A reward pool funds every payout, and the program pauses when the pool is empty.
Sendly runs on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) with USDG, a dollar stablecoin, as the launch asset. Network fees are paid to the chain, not to Sendly.
Yes — Open Sendly at the top of this page. No contract address has been published yet; when one is, it will appear on this page and nowhere else first.
Sending crypto should not feel like money leaving.
Your wallet should reward you for using it.