Refunds

A payment that nobody claims becomes refundable 30 days after it was created. The sender signs the refund and the full amount returns — no claim fee is charged on a refund, and only the Solana network fee is spent. Nothing needs to be requested; the payment link shows when a refund becomes available.

Once a recipient claims, the transfer is final. A claim releases funds to a wallet whose ownership was proven by signature, so no operator can pull it back — that is the point of the design. If you sent SOL to the wrong person, the only path is to ask them to send it back.

If a deposit transaction isn't confirmed on-chain, nothing is marked paid and nothing is charged. A failed or dropped transaction costs you only the network fee you already paid to your wallet.

Payments are written against the recipient's permanent X user ID at the moment you sent them, so a renamed account can't intercept a payment and a reclaimed username can't either. If you believe a payment went to an account that was impersonating someone, report it with the payment link and the X account involved.

Send the payment link and what went wrong to the X account shown in the footer. Because this build runs on a test network with no real funds, a refund here means nothing moves — the policy is written for the version that eventually handles real SOL.

Claim fees are 1% of a payment and are only taken when a claim completes. Refunds carry no fee. Network fees are paid to the Solana network, not to HANDLE, and are not recoverable.