Send crypto and stablecoins to friends around the world

How sending works

1. Open the Jelly app and go to your wallet. Every account has one, no setup required.
2. Get your friend's Jelly wallet address, or share yours the same way.
3. Send tokens on the Solana network: JELLY, SOL, or Solana-based stablecoins like USDC.
4. 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.