FAQ
Explore our Fintag FAQ to find answers to commonly asked questions. Uncover key insights about what Fintag is, how it ensures robust security for your transactions, and the ways you can connect with other users through the platform’s vibrant community features.
What is Fintag?
Fintag allows users to send, receive, and manage digital assets directly inside social platforms like Telegram using simple identity tags (e.g. #username). No copy‑paste wallet addresses. No additional apps. Crypto payments finally feel like messaging.
Is Fintag custodial?
No. Fintag is non-custodial by default. Users retain full control of their funds through their linked wallets. Fintag does not hold user assets.
What makes Fintag different from other platform like wallet apps?
Fintag is built around identity, not wallet addresses. By enabling crypto payments through simple handles inside social platforms, Fintag delivers a fast, low-cost, and non-custodial experience that feels as intuitive as messaging.
How to get started?
To get started with Fintag, create your Fintag handle, connect a compatible wallet, and fund it with SOL or supported tokens. Once set up, you can send and receive crypto using simple handles directly inside supported social platforms—no wallet addresses required.
What assets can I send with Fintag?
You can send SOL and supported SPL tokens. Asset support will continue to expand as the platform evolves.
Where can I use Fintag?
Fintag is designed for social-native use, starting with platforms like Telegram. Support for additional platforms and integrations is planned.
How fast are transactions?
Transactions are executed on Solana, providing near-instant settlement with minimal fees.
Is Fintag secure?
Yes. Fintag relies on on-chain execution, cryptographic identity resolution, and standard wallet security models. Users always approve transactions from their own wallets.
Is Fintag-production ready?
Fintag is actively evolving. While core functionality is live, new features, tools, and integrations are continuously being rolled out.
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