No gas?
No problem.
Holding USDC or USDT but no ETH, SOL or BNB for the fee? Sign the transfer in your wallet. We send it and pay the gas. Our fee is deducted from the amount, and you see every part of it before you sign.
1 signature · no gas token needed
Three steps, zero gas tokens.
No swap, no exchange, no buying ETH or SOL first.
Enter
Pick chain, token, amount and recipient, in the browser or through the Telegram bot. You get a quote with every fee listed separately.
Sign
One signature in your wallet. Recipient, amount and fee are fixed in it, and your wallet shows them before you confirm.
Delivered
We send the transaction and pay the gas. The recipient gets the amount minus the fees. You get a link to the transaction in the block explorer.
Every part of the fee, shown before you sign.
The fee has two parts, a network fee and a service fee. The quote lists both separately, together with the total as a percentage of your amount. Both are deducted from the amount you send. Nothing is added later.
Network fee
Our estimated cost to send your transaction on the chosen chain, plus a 50% buffer for sudden gas spikes. It is fixed when you sign: if sending costs us less, we keep the difference; if it costs more, we pay it.
Account deposit
Some chains, such as Solana, charge a one-time deposit when the recipient has no account for the token yet. We pay it and pass it on at cost, without a buffer. It is part of the network fee and shown in the quote.
Service fee
1% of the amount, at least $0.50 and at most $2.00. This is what we earn. On small amounts the minimum is a bigger share, so the quote also shows the total as a percentage.
Prices: USDC and USDT are counted as $1. The price of the gas token, for example SOL, comes from Coinbase's public spot price and is refreshed every 5 minutes. The quote shows the price it used.
Where gasrescue works
For every live chain: where the fees go, which contract is used if any, and what exactly you sign. Every address links to the block explorer, so you can check all past transfers yourself.
We never hold your money.
Everything is in your signature
Recipient, amount and fee are part of what you sign, and your wallet shows them before you confirm. Nobody can change them afterwards, not even us: a changed transfer would no longer match your signature.
All or nothing
Transfer and fee run in one single transaction. If it fails, nothing moves and you pay nothing.
We only receive the fee
Your tokens reach the recipient in the same transaction. Where a chain needs a contract for this, the contract forwards everything in that transaction and keeps nothing. We don't swap, buy or sell your tokens. All fee and contract addresses are listed under Chains.
Checked before sending
Every transfer is simulated before it is sent. If it would fail, it is never sent.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I normally need ETH, SOL or BNB?
Every transaction costs a network fee, and it is paid in the chain's gas token. With only USDC or USDT, you can't send anything. gasrescue pays that fee for you and settles it from the amount you send.
What does it cost?
Two parts. The network fee is our estimated gas cost plus a 50% buffer, plus a one-time account deposit on chains that need one. The service fee is 1% of the amount, at least $0.50 and at most $2.00. Before you sign, the quote shows each part, the total as a percentage of your amount and what the recipient gets.
Why is the network fee higher than the gas actually used?
Gas prices can jump between the quote and the moment your transfer lands on the chain. The buffer of 50% covers that. The network fee is fixed in your signature: if sending costs us less, we keep the difference; if it costs more, we pay the extra. On Solana the buffer is usually a fraction of a cent.
Who receives the fee?
The gasrescue fee address of the chain. It is listed under Chains and in every quote, with a link to the block explorer where you can see every fee it has received. Depending on the chain, your wallet shows the fee as a separate transfer or as part of one contract call.
Can gasrescue take my money?
No. Your wallet shows you the transfer before you sign: recipient, amount and fee. We cannot change it afterwards, because the signature would no longer be valid. We never see your seed phrase or private key, and you don't create an account with us.
Can a transfer be reversed?
No. Blockchain transfers are final, and nobody can recall them, including us. Check the recipient address carefully before you sign.
Are there limits?
$2 to $1000 per transfer, and at most 10 transfers per wallet in 24 hours. A quote is valid for 10 minutes. There is also a daily overall cap on the network fees we pay in advance; when it is reached, new quotes are refused until the next day.
Which wallets work?
Everything runs in the browser, no QR codes. On a computer: Chrome, Brave or Firefox with a wallet extension such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. On a phone: open gasrescue.io in your wallet app's browser; the app has a button that does this for you. On EVM chains: wallets that support typed-data signatures, such as MetaMask or Rabby. No account needed.
Which tokens are supported?
USDC and USDT. On EVM chains this only works where the token contract supports signed transfers (EIP-3009 or permit). The list under Chains shows which tokens are available on which chain.
What happens if something goes wrong?
Nothing moves. Transfer and fee run in the same transaction: either both succeed or neither does. If a quote expires before you sign, the app gets a new one and shows you the new figures before you sign.
What data do you store?
Only what the transfer needs: addresses, amounts, fees, status and transaction hash, plus your chat ID if you use the Telegram bot. It is deleted automatically after 30 days. No cookies, no tracking. Details are in the privacy policy.
Is gasrescue finished?
No, it is in early access. The software is tested, but errors are still possible. Please start with small amounts.