
Solana Fees and Rent, Explained
Base fees, priority fees and refundable rent, with the real numbers SSP charges — and why your first Solana send costs more than every one after it.
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Base fees, priority fees and refundable rent, with the real numbers SSP charges — and why your first Solana send costs more than every one after it.

Same P2WSH multisig, same dust limit, same seed — at a fifth of the fee rate and a quarter of the block time. Plus the one thing SSP does not do: MWEB.

Why Solana gives every token its own account, who pays the rent for it, and how SSP puts the token's decimals inside the signature you approve.

Flux transactions expire after about an hour. What that means for two-device signing, why fees are trivial, and how node collateral stays in your own multisig.

A preview of a transaction's effects, fourteen warning checks, address-poisoning detection — and why none of it is allowed to block your signature.

A step-by-step guide to sending SOL and SPL tokens from SSP: what the review screen verifies, why approval never expires, and what the first send costs.

Thirteen operations need re-signing, not a session cookie. Why the server writes the challenge, what it is bound to, and why failed attempts are logged too.

How SSP holds SOL and SPL tokens in a 2-of-2 multisig with no creator, who pays the fees, and what your devices verify before signing.

Whitelists, time locks and approval rules shape what gets proposed. Only the signature threshold is enforced by the chain. A three-layer threat model, stated honestly.

The five-step wizard, why two of those steps are permanent, what pending setup means, and the four checks to run before any money arrives.

Organisation roles are records; the signer set is an address. The full permission matrix, why admins cannot touch admins, and what requires re-signing.

How organisations, vaults, roles and proposals fit together in SSP Enterprise — and which of them actually stop a transaction rather than just shaping it.

This guide deliberately gives you no country list — it would be stale in months. Instead: what determines your coverage, and how to check it authoritatively in a minute.

SSP's in-wallet swap is not a DEX. It's a signed send to a centralized exchanger. Here's how the two machines differ, and which one you should use when.

Nobody shows you a bill. The spread hides inside the rate, and your own network fee isn't in the quote at all. The four places a cost hides, and how to read a quote.

SSP doesn't sell you crypto — an aggregator routes you to a regulated provider. How the on-ramp works, and the signed address lock that keeps your coins yours.

Selling isn't buying in reverse. You sign your crypto away first and wait for the money — here's the flow, the exposure window, and how to handle it safely.

A step-by-step 2-of-2 walkthrough for sending DOGE from your SSP wallet: verify the address, pick a fee tier, and co-sign on both devices.

A step-by-step guide to sending ZEC from your SSP wallet: the 2-of-2 signing flow, transparent vs shielded addresses, and address-poisoning safeguards.

How to send FLUX from your SSP wallet in five steps, with the 2-of-2 second-device signing flow and address-poisoning safeguards.