Last updated: June 23, 2026
By using Sela, you agree to these terms. Please read them before connecting your wallet or sending any payment.
Sela is a non-custodial invoicing and payment interface built on Solana. It lets freelancers generate invoices and receive real USDC payments on Solana mainnet, submitted via Sela's Smart TX Stack (dynamic Jito tips and AI-assisted retries) so payments land reliably even under network congestion. Sela does not hold, custody, or have access to your funds at any point. All transfers happen wallet-to-wallet, approved directly by you.
You must be able to form a legally binding agreement to use Sela, and you're responsible for ensuring that using a Solana wallet and sending or receiving cryptocurrency is lawful in your jurisdiction. Sela does not verify identity or eligibility, since no account or signup exists.
Sela never takes custody of your funds, wallet, or private keys. You are solely responsible for the security of your wallet, your seed phrase, and any device used to access Sela. If you lose access to your wallet, Sela has no ability to recover funds, reverse transactions, or restore access on your behalf.
Sela charges a platform fee on processed payments, collected to the Sela fee account on-chain. Network fees charged by the Solana network itself are separate and outside Sela's control. Fee amounts, where applicable, are shown before you confirm a transaction in your wallet.
Sela does not encrypt or hide any part of a payment. Amounts and wallet addresses are visible on Solana's public ledger, the same as any standard on-chain transfer. Sela's Smart TX Stack (Jito bundle submission, dynamic tips, and an AI retry agent) exists to help your payment land reliably under network congestion. It is a reliability layer, not a privacy layer.
Sela includes an AI-assisted dispute resolution feature to help freelancers and clients work through invoice disagreements. This feature provides suggestions and structure for resolving disputes; it does not constitute legal advice, and it does not have the power to reverse, freeze, or force any on-chain transaction. Any resolution reached is between the freelancer and client directly.
Nothing in Sela constitutes financial, tax, or legal advice. Cryptocurrency values are volatile, and you are responsible for your own tax reporting and compliance obligations related to any payments sent or received through Sela.
Parts of Sela may run on Solana devnet or be under active development at any given time. Features, fees, and behavior may change as Sela moves toward a stable mainnet release. We'll make reasonable efforts to communicate major changes, but devnet activity should not be treated as equivalent to a finalized mainnet product.
Sela is provided "as is," without warranties of any kind. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Sela and its creator are not liable for any loss of funds, data, or access arising from use of the app, third-party wallet software, network outages, or smart contract risk inherent to interacting with any blockchain.
These terms may be updated as Sela evolves. Continued use of Sela after changes are posted means you accept the updated terms.
Questions about these terms can be directed to the Sela team via the contact details listed on our GitHub repository.