Crypto doesn’t need an address. It needs an inbox
Every email, handle, domain and .sol name already has an inbox on-chain. Anyone can send into it today — the owner opens it whenever they like, by proving the identity is theirs.
A real inbox, resolved on Solana as this page loaded.
Nothing here is our word for it.
There is no database behind this page. Every send and every claim is written to Solana as a memo, and this list is read straight back off the chain.
You already know where to send it.
No address to ask for, no QR code, no account for them to make. The identity you already know — an email, a handle, a domain — is the address.
The money lands at an inbox that was derived from that identity, in the open, on Solana. Anyone else can add to the same inbox. Nothing expires, and nothing is announced until you tell them.
Six kinds of identity. One kind of inbox.
The only thing that changes from one rail to the next is how the owner proves it is them. The addresses below are real and derived live.
A .sol name proves itself entirely on-chain — Solana already records the owner, so no website has to vouch for anyone. GitHub and domains prove themselves with a gist or a DNS record. The social rails wait on a sign-in; money sent there is safe, and whoever sent it can always take it back.
One button, and it picks the shortest proof.
Open the mailbox, click claim, connect a wallet. That wallet is where the money goes — there is no address field to get wrong.
Check what is waiting for you.
Nobody has to tell you that you were paid. Look up your own identity and see.