SEND CRYPTO TO ANYONE ON X
Send SOL to
any X user.
All you need is their @username. Deposit SOL into secure escrow, share a link, and they verify on X, connect a wallet, and claim the funds.

A gift, not
a hassle.
They don't need to know what Solana is. You just need to know their X handle.
We resolve the handle to a permanent X account ID before you deposit.
Funds remain inside a Solana smart contract, never in the site operator's personal wallet.
Expired, unclaimed SOL can be returned to the original sender.
Send a little magic.
No recipient wallet needed—just their X handle.
From @handle to
happy human.
Three little steps. That's all it takes.
1. Find
Enter an X username. We lock in their permanent X account ID before you deposit.
2. Send
Deposit SOL into secure on-chain escrow and share the claim link.
3. Claim
They verify on X, connect a wallet, and claim the funds. Unclaimed SOL is refunded after expiry.
Designed for escrow.
Verify every transfer.
ClaimVault separates identity verification from custody. The Solana program holds the funds; the X verifier only authorizes a transfer after a successful login. It cannot take custody of your entire wallet.
Good to know.
Does the recipient need a wallet first?
No. They can receive the claim link without having a wallet. They will need a Solana wallet to withdraw the SOL once they sign in with X.
What if someone changes their X username?
The deposit uses the immutable X account ID rather than just the display handle. The same X account can still claim after a username change.
What if they never claim?
After the chosen deadline, the Solana program permits a refund only to the original sender. A scheduled worker can trigger those refunds, or anyone can trigger the refund transaction.
Is this ready to hold real money?
ClaimVault supports a mainnet configuration, but the downloadable code is not a deployed service or an audited contract. Real deposits are enabled only after the operator deploys the escrow program and configures the required identity, network, and security services.
Someone deserves
a little SOL.
Send it to their @username.