HOW OUTPAY WORKS
Cash out your crypto,
person to person.

SOL in escrow
until the money lands
Outpay is a market designed for trading SOL and supported SPL tokens for PayPal, Revolut, Zelle, bank transfers, gift cards and 33 other ways to pay. Buyers pay sellers directly; Outpay holds the crypto in Solana escrow until the seller confirms the payment. We're the middleman.
The proposed seller fee is 1% of the crypto sold. Buyers pay the price in the ad, nothing more.
Fees and limits
Proposed pricing. Final fees and limits will be published before launch.
| Trade fee | 1% | Of the crypto sold, paid by the seller on top of the trade |
|---|---|---|
| Buying | Free | You pay the price in the ad |
| Payment method fees | Theirs | Your payment provider may charge its own fees |
| Minimum trade | $10 | Per trade |
| Maximum trade | $5,000 | Per trade |
| Payment window | 15–60 min | Chosen in the ad |
| Network | Solana | SOL and supported SPL tokens |
Trade safely
- Only pay after confirming the crypto is locked in the official escrow program.
- Keep trade instructions and evidence inside the trade chat.
- Check your actual payment account. A screenshot is not proof that money arrived.
- Never share a seed phrase, private key, password or one-time code.
- Do not release crypto under pressure. Use the dispute process if something looks wrong.
- Verify token mint addresses. Anyone can create a similarly named token on Solana.
If something goes wrong
Either trader will be able to open a dispute and provide payment evidence. The crypto remains in escrow while the claim is reviewed. Do not cancel a trade after paying, and do not send additional funds to unlock a payment.
Terms of use
Transactions are currently unavailable. You cannot deposit, purchase, sell, stake or withdraw assets here. No wallet signatures or payment credentials are collected. Illustrative amounts are not financial advice, token valuations or offers to trade.
Outpay is not affiliated with Solana, PayPal or any other payment service shown. Their names and payment marks identify the proposed payment methods. Supported assets, final fees, legal terms, privacy policy and dispute procedures must be confirmed before a live service launches.
Questions, answered.
Who holds the money?
Buyers pay sellers directly using the payment method in the ad. Outpay is designed to hold only the crypto in a Solana escrow program until the seller confirms that payment arrived. Escrow is not currently available; no funds are held or moved.
What if the buyer never pays?
The proposed payment window is 15–60 minutes. If the buyer has not marked the trade as paid before it expires, the trade can be cancelled and the crypto returned to the seller. Never release crypto before checking your payment account.
What if the seller doesn’t release?
The intended dispute flow lets either trader submit evidence in the trade chat. Crypto stays locked while the dispute is reviewed. Escrow and dispute resolution are not yet available.
What does it cost?
The reference pricing is a 1% fee, paid by the seller. Buyers pay the price in the ad. Payment providers may charge their own fees. Pricing is illustrative and will be confirmed before launch.
Which network?
Solana. Outpay is being designed for SOL and supported SPL tokens. No Ethereum or other EVM network is used. Token support and the program address will be published before trading opens.