- App pays — your app’s gas credits cover fees for all users. Users transact without ever needing to hold ETH or native tokens.
- User pays — gas fees are covered using the wallet’s USDC or USDT balance, with no ETH required. Your app’s gas credits are not charged.
Ready to get started? See the setup guide.

Supported networks
- App pays
- User pays
App pays sponsorship is available on all of the networks below.
Want support for more networks? Reach out to us!
Ethereum networks
Ethereum networks
Mainnets:
- Ethereum
- Tempo
- Base
- Optimism
- Polygon
- Arbitrum
- BNB Smart Chain
- Unichain
- Gnosis
- Plasma
- Berachain
- Warden
- Flow
- Fluent
- Edge
- Monad
- World Chain
- Story
- Ronin
- MegaETH
- Ink
- Sepolia
- Base Sepolia
- OP Sepolia
- Polygon Amoy
- Arbitrum Sepolia
- Unichain Sepolia
- MegaETH Testnet
- Ronin Saigon
- Monad Testnet
- Tempo Testnet
- Ink Sepolia
- Fluent Testnet
- Edge Testnet
- Robinhood Testnet
Solana networks
Solana networks
Mainnets:
- Solana
- Solana Devnet
How it works
- App pays
- User pays
Ethereum and EVM chains
Privy leverages EIP-7702 with paymasters to sponsor gas fees:- User wallets are upgraded to smart contracts
- Paymasters cover gas costs automatically
- Users can transact immediately without holding ETH or native tokens
Native gas sponsorship vs smart walletsOur smart contract wallets offering
creates a separate 4337-compatible contract account, where the embedded wallet is the signer.Native gas sponsorship lets you:
- Sponsor gas for embedded wallets without creating a separate contract account
- Get set up without managing extra bundler or paymaster providers
- Use a simpler developer experience — just pass
sponsor: true
Solana and SVM chains
Privy uses a fee payer wallet to cover transaction costs:- A Privy-managed fee payer wallet funded with SOL covers fees
- The fee payer updates the transaction’s
feePayerfield and latest blockhash - Users transact without needing to hold SOL
Calculating gas fees
Privy automatically handles gas fee calculation and optimization. Gas sponsorship includes the actual network gas cost plus a convenience fee for the managed service.Looking for more granular control over gas pricing? Consider exploring custom
setup options.

