Finchb Opens a Sign-Up-Free Solana Wallet on Telegram and the Web
The Finchb wallet starts with one tap instead of a form, asks for a confirmation before any payment moves and links every transfer to the public Solana record.
Finchb has opened its wallet for the Solana blockchain on Telegram and on the web without a sign-up step. There is no email address to enter and no form to fill in: one tap creates the wallet, in the browser at www.finchb.com, in the app on a phone or computer, or inside Telegram through the Finchb bot, where the complete wallet opens as a Mini App.
One tap instead of a form
When a wallet is created, Finchb shows a standard 12-word recovery phrase. It is the backup of the wallet and the way to sign in on another device. Users who want more can add an email address, which is confirmed with a six-digit code, a password and two-factor authentication with an authenticator app at any time later. The same recovery words sign in on the web, in the app and in Telegram, so the wallet is never tied to a single device.
Checks before money moves
Every payment goes through a confirmation step. In Telegram, a transfer can be prepared in the chat, for example from a pasted Solana address, and is then confirmed with one tap on a screen inside Telegram; an open confirmation expires after five minutes. If someone pastes recovery words or a private key into the chat, the bot deletes the message and warns the user.
Security alerts arrive in the chat, for example after a password change, a sign-in from a new browser or when the recovery words were shown. Accounts with a confirmed email address also receive an email when the password or two-factor authentication changes.
A record for every transfer
The history lists incoming and outgoing transfers with a Solscan link for each one, so any payment can be checked on the public Solana record. The bot sends a message when SOL or USDC arrive. Sending costs only the fees of the Solana network, and Finchb adds no fee of its own.
The wallet holds SOL, stablecoins such as USDC and USDT, and other Solana tokens, including memecoins, with names and US dollar values from Jupiter’s token data. Tokens that Jupiter has not verified are kept in a separate, collapsed list marked “Unverified”.
“Starting with crypto should not begin with a form. Finchb opens with one tap, asks before any money moves and leaves a public record for every transfer,” said the Finchb team.
Finchb’s support team is available around the clock and answers messages sent from inside the wallet and from the bot. The Finchb community on Telegram is open to everyone for questions and for exchange with other users. The wallet is available in English and German.
About Finchb
Finchb is a wallet for the Solana blockchain that runs on the web, as an installable app on phones and computers, and inside Telegram. A new wallet is created with one tap and without an email address. Finchb is based in Singapore.
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