Guide
How to send crypto without paying gas fees
Gas is only paid when a transaction goes on-chain, so the way to avoid it is to move funds off-chain. Between CoinDrop users, a transfer just updates balances, so it's free and needs no gas token. The trade-off is that CoinDrop is custodial: it holds your funds until you withdraw.
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Deposit to your CoinDrop balance
This step is on-chain. You pay the network fee from the wallet you send from, and CoinDrop charges a 0.5% deposit fee.
/deposit USDC - 2
Send to another CoinDrop user
Tip them by command on Discord, Telegram, or Kick, or send by CoinDrop ID in the web wallet. There's no gas and no fee, and you don't need to hold the chain's native token.
@CoinDrop tip @friend 5 USDC - 3
Swap without a gas token if you need to
Swaps come straight out of your CoinDrop balance, so you don't need ETH, SOL, or any other native token to pay for them. Swaps carry a 1% fee.
/swap USDC DOGE 5 - 4
Withdraw when you want funds on-chain
Withdrawing is a real on-chain transaction, so it pays that chain's network fee plus a 0.5% withdrawal fee. /withdraw shows the full breakdown before you confirm.
/withdraw USDC <address> <amount>
What you pay at each step
- Tips, airdrops, and transfers between users
- Free. No gas.
- Swaps
- 1% fee. No gas token needed.
- Deposits
- 0.5% fee, plus the network fee your own wallet pays to send the deposit.
- Withdrawals
- 0.5% fee, plus the chain's network fee.