The full breakdown.

01

What Sendly is.

Sendly is a crypto wallet and transfer app built around automatic cashback. Connect an existing wallet or create a new Sendly wallet, choose an asset, enter a recipient’s wallet address, and send. After an eligible transfer is confirmed, the reward is credited automatically.

The core message is easy to understand: the more useful crypto becomes in everyday life, the more you should benefit from using it.

Sendly does not ask you to trade, gamble, or chase complicated yield strategies. It rewards a behavior you already understand: sending money.

02

The core loop.

Every eligible send earns cashback. The send is a normal on-chain transfer; the reward is credited in the same transaction and vests for 24 hours before you claim it.

SEND [amount] USDG to [any wallet]
  → 5% back, credited in the same transaction

You pick the asset, enter the amount and the recipient, see the estimated reward and eligibility, sign once, and the transfer and the cashback happen together.

03

Example sends.

Six sends as the preview would read them back, each one decided by a single reward rule.

• Send 100 USDG → 5 USDG back, credited in the same transaction
• Send 20 USDG → 1 USDG back
• Send 60 USDG → 3 USDG back
• Send 250 USDG → 5 USDG back (capped at 5 USDG per send)
• Send 4 USDG → nothing back (below the 5 USDG minimum)
• Send to your own wallet → nothing back (self-transfers never earn)

04

How it works.

Five steps, in order. The first four are what sending crypto already looks like; the fifth is what Sendly adds.

1. 01Connect or create a wallet
2. 02Choose what to send: USDG, and the amount
3. 03Enter the recipient — any valid wallet address or a saved contact
4. 04Confirm the transfer: amount, network fee, chain and estimated reward are shown before you sign
5. 05Receive cashback, credited in the same transaction

The recipient does not need to use Sendly. From their side, it is a normal on-chain transfer.

The first time, Sendly asks for a one-time approval ("Enable Sendly") or a permit signature. After that, every send is one signature.

05

Reward rules.

The rules the SendlyRouter contract enforces on every send. They are on-chain, so what the preview shows is what the contract does.

• Cashback — 5% of the send, credited in the same transaction.
• Minimum send — 5 USDG. Smaller sends go through but earn nothing.
• Cap per send — 5 USDG of cashback on any one send.
• Cap per wallet — 25 USDG of cashback per wallet per month.
• Self-transfers — earn nothing.
• Same pair — the same sender → recipient pair earns once per 24 hours.
• Loops — a send back to the sender within 7 days is excluded.
• Vesting — rewards are pending for 24 hours, then claimable.

06

Eligibility and fraud controls.

To keep the 5% real as usage grows, rewards are controlled by transparent limits rather than promised without constraints.

• A reward pool funds eligible cashback. When the pool is empty the program pauses.
• Per-send and monthly caps prevent abuse.
• Self-transfers, rapid wallet loops, wash activity and linked-wallet farming are excluded.
• You see the estimated reward and eligibility before confirming a transaction.

Reward rates can vary by asset, network, campaign, membership tier or partner. The launch rate on USDG is 5%.

07

Claiming cashback.

Cashback is credited on-chain in the same transaction as the send, then vests for 24 hours. Sendly tracks it as pending, then claimable.

Once a reward is claimable, you claim it from inside Sendly and it lands in your wallet. There is nothing to stake and nothing to lock.

A send that is later found to be a loop or wash activity does not earn; a reward that has vested is yours.

08

Fees and networks.

Sendly runs on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). The launch asset is USDG, a dollar stablecoin.

• Network fees are paid to the chain, not to Sendly.
• ETH sends work, but earn 0 cashback at launch.
• Every transfer is visible on the explorer at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.

Starting with one asset on one network keeps reward accounting, fraud detection and the experience easy to control. More assets, networks and boosted partner campaigns can follow.

09

Security: what the operator can and cannot do.

The reward rules live in the SendlyRouter contract. The operator can tune the program; it can never reach into your wallet.

• Can: set the reward parameters — rate, minimum, caps, vesting.
• Can: pause the program, and fund or top up the reward pool.
• Cannot: move funds from any user wallet.
• Cannot: touch cashback that has vested.

Sendly needs a one-time approval ("Enable Sendly") or a permit signature to move USDG on your behalf, and only for the send you sign.

10

FAQ and what is not published yet.

The short answers live in the FAQ on the homepage. This page only carries what has actually been decided; one thing has not been.

• No contract address has been published yet. When one is, it appears on this site first.
• The official X account is @sendlycc — https://x.com/sendlycc.

Until the address is published on this site, treat anything claiming to be an official Sendly contract address as unverified; the only official X account is @sendlycc.