Send crypto and stablecoins to friends around the world
Every JellyJelly account comes with a built-in wallet on the Solana network. That means you can send crypto and stablecoins to a friend anywhere in the world in seconds, with network fees under a cent. No bank in the middle, no wire fees, no waiting days for settlement.
Last reviewed: June 11, 2026
How sending works
- Open the Jelly app and go to your wallet. Every account has one, no setup required.
- Get your friend's Jelly wallet address, or share yours the same way.
- Send tokens on the Solana network: JELLY, SOL, or Solana-based stablecoins like USDC.
- The transfer settles on-chain in seconds.
One thing to always check: the network. Jelly wallets live on Solana, so only send Solana-network tokens to a Jelly address.
What is a stablecoin?
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency designed to hold a steady value, usually pegged one-to-one to a currency like the US dollar. USDC is the best-known example on Solana. Because the value does not swing, stablecoins work like digital cash: good for sending money, not for speculating.
Why stablecoins beat wires for sending money internationally
Compared with international bank transfers, the difference is dramatic: seconds instead of days, and fractions of a cent instead of wire fees and currency spreads. For friends in different countries, a stablecoin transfer is the closest thing to handing over cash.
Money between friends is the founding DNA
JellyJelly was co-founded by Iqram Magdon-Ismail, who co-founded Venmo, the app that made sending money to friends feel normal. JellyJelly extends that idea globally: wallets are built into a social app where you already follow your people, so paying back a friend in another country or tipping a creator happens where you already are.
Coordinating an event, splitting costs, or supporting someone's work all run through the same built-in wallet. See Crypto on Jelly for exchanges, on-ramps, and wallet details.