Coming to OnePlan
Personal wallet
An introduction to the planned Privy-based wallet on Solana, separate from today’s shared-expense ledger.
Availability
The planned implementation uses an embedded wallet through Privy on Solana. It is separate from the numbers you see in the expense ledger. Release details — including supported networks, funding routes and recovery steps — need to be confirmed before live use.
How it is designed to work
The reviewed design uses client-side signing: the app authorises transactions, while the server can prepare an unsigned transaction for review. It is intended as a non-custodial design. The exact recovery and key-access experience will be documented with the released version; this overview is not a recovery procedure.
Your wallet versus a trip fund
| Personal wallet | On-chain trip fund |
|---|---|
| Associated with you. | Associated with a trip and its shared-fund rules. |
| Planned source for your contributions. | Planned destination for contributed USDC. |
| A personal transfer affects your wallet assets. | Spending or settlement affects the shared pool. |
Moving assets from a personal wallet to a trip fund is a real transfer in the planned flow. Merely adding a contribution in the current expense ledger is not.
What to check before live use
- A clear release announcement and supported app version.
- The supported asset and network for both sender and recipient.
- The transaction’s total, destination and any network fee.
- The published recovery procedure and what to do if you lose access.