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What is Send.Do?

Send.Do is a social trading app for OTC coin communities. Five steps: an email account, a wallet when you trade, Jupiter trades you sign, one 1% fee and communities.

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The short answer

Send.Do is a social trading app for OTC coin communities. You join a community, talk with the people in it, and trade its coin from the same place. Trades go through Jupiter and you sign them yourself.

How it works, in five steps

  1. Create an account with email. Sign up with your email address. You can join communities, post, reply and like without connecting a wallet.
  2. Connect a wallet when you trade. When you want to trade, connect a supported external wallet such as Phantom or Solflare, or use Send.Do's embedded wallet. External wallet keys stay with you and your wallet provider. The embedded wallet is still under security review, so don't keep funds in it that you can't afford to lose.
  3. Trade through Jupiter, and sign it yourself. Send.Do asks Jupiter for a route and prepares a Solana transaction. You review the quote and sign. After you sign, the liquidity venue and Solana execute the trade, and Send.Do cannot reverse it.
  4. Pay one 1% app fee, shown before you sign. Supported trades carry one 1% app fee, shown in the quote. It is split into 0.3% SENDO buy-and-burn, 0.3% traded-coin share, 0.2% company operations and 0.2% Jupiter. Those shares are part of the 1%, not extra charges on top. Pool or venue fees and Solana network fees are separate.
  5. Find your community. Every community on Send.Do is built around a coin. Browse communities, follow conversations and see market context next to the posts. You can create a community for an existing coin for free from Add Community.

The full split and the other costs of a trade are on the Fees page.

Where part of the fee goes

Two shares of the app fee buy coins. The SENDO share buys SENDO, which is then burned. The traded-coin share buys the coin you traded when it can be bought safely, and the Sendo Reserve keeps it. One owner-funded cycle has run: it bought and burned SENDO and made the first community buy for the Reserve. Automatic buys are paused for now. Holder rewards and Sendo Circle have not started.

See the live totals in How SENDO buy-and-burn works and the Reserve report.

What Send.Do does not do

  • It does not prevent sniping. Fast buyers, including bots, can trade any coin you can trade.
  • It does not currently detect or block bundled launches or copycat coins, and its public bundler list is not live. Check coins yourself with our bundled-launch and copycat guides.
  • It cannot reverse, cancel or refund a trade after you sign it.
  • It does not hold the keys to external wallets, and support will never ask for your seed phrase or private key.
  • A trending label, ranking or community page is a discovery signal, not an endorsement or a safety rating.

The Transparency page keeps the current list of what is available and what is not live yet.

Not financial advice. This page explains how things work; it does not tell you what to buy or sell. Crypto trading can lose you everything. Read the Risk Disclosure before you trade.

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