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Send USDC or SOL to anyone on Solana without revealing your wallet address. Swish routes the transaction through the best privacy protocol automatically.

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How to send

  1. Tap Send on the home screen
  2. Enter the amount you want to send. Tap the token badge on the amount to switch between USDC and SOL. Then tap Continue
  3. Choose the recipient type:
    • Wallet — paste or scan a Solana wallet address
    • X Profile — enter an X (Twitter) handle (the recipient must have a Swish account)
  4. (Optional) Pick a specific privacy protocol — by default, Swish uses Auto and picks the best route
  5. Review the fee breakdown and the amount the recipient will receive
  6. Tap Proceed and approve the transaction in your wallet

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Sending to a wallet address

Enter a valid Solana wallet address. You can also tap the QR scanner icon to scan an address from a QR code.

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Sending to an X handle

Enter the recipient’s X handle (without the @ symbol). Swish will look up their account and resolve it to their wallet address.

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Privacy protocol picker

Below the recipient input, you’ll see a picker with options:
  • Auto (default) — Swish picks the best route automatically
  • Umbra — strongest privacy; requires both sender and recipient to be Umbra-registered
  • MagicBlock — TEE-based privacy; 0.1% fee
  • Privacy Cash — ZK UTXO mixer; works for any recipient
Disabled options are dimmed (e.g., Umbra dims if the recipient isn’t registered on it).
SOL sends route through Privacy Cash or Umbra — MagicBlock is USDC-only, so it’s hidden when you send SOL. SOL defaults to Privacy Cash; pick Umbra manually when both you and the recipient are Umbra-registered.
See Privacy Protocols for the full breakdown.

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Fee breakdown

Fees vary by protocol — Swish itself charges nothing. The send modal shows the exact fee for the chosen route before you confirm. The “They Receive” line shows the exact amount the recipient will get after fees. See Fees for the full table.

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After sending

Once the transaction is confirmed, you’ll see:
  • The amount sent
  • Who it was sent to (address or X handle)
  • The protocol used to route it
  • Fee breakdown
  • What they receive
The transaction will appear in your Activity tab on your profile page.