Send value in chat
Send SOL in chat, own your identity on-chain
Your account is already a self-custodial Solana wallet, so value moves the same way messages do - inside the conversation, with no exchange in the middle.
Because your PrivaMesh account is a self-custodial Solana keypair, it is also a wallet. That means the person you’re chatting with is, by definition, someone you can pay. Send SOL in chat in a couple of taps - no address copying, no switching to a separate wallet app, no exchange sitting in the middle taking a cut.
A built-in, self-custodial SOL wallet
PrivaMesh ships with a full built-in SOL wallet. You hold the keys in the iOS Keychain, so it is genuinely self-custodial - PrivaMesh never touches or holds your funds. Check your balance, receive SOL, and send it, all from the same app you message in.
In-chat transfers that feel like messages
An in-chat SOL transfer rides the same rails as everything else on PrivaMesh: an ordinary Solana transaction, settled on mainnet-beta. Split a bill, tip a creator, or send money to family across borders inside the conversation you’re already having. It settles in seconds for a fraction of a cent in network fees.
On-chain nicknames and NFT avatars
A raw wallet address is hard to trust at a glance. PrivaMesh lets you set on-chain nicknames and use NFT avatars so contacts show up as recognizable identities instead of long strings of characters - while still being fully self-custodial and verifiable. Your identity is yours, portable, and not rented from a platform.
Private by the same design
Payments inherit PrivaMesh’s privacy model. Combined with stealth addressing and the gas wallet, in-chat transfers avoid broadcasting a simple “wallet A paid wallet B” link. You get the convenience of chat payments without turning your conversation into a public ledger of who paid whom.
The honest trade-off
Transfers are real on-chain Solana transactions, so they are irreversible and cost a small network fee in SOL - send to the right person, because there is no chargeback. And keeping payments private still depends on good wallet funding hygiene: how SOL enters your wallet can create links no app can remove. Convenience and self-custody come with the responsibility of holding your own keys.
