Payments in the conversation
PayMe Live: start a SOL payment on X
Start a SOL payment with an explicit command on X. Open the reply link, review the recipient and fees, and approve in your own wallet.
PayMe Live is available on X. Review the payment details, available wallet balance and fees before approving in your wallet.
The conversation is the starting point
Online communities already use X to recognise a useful answer, thank a contributor or arrange a reward. Asking for a wallet address takes that conversation somewhere else. PayMe Live gives the sender another starting point: an explicit command naming the person and a SOL amount.
An original post, a reply or a quote post can carry that request. The destination is resolved through the recipient's active verified PayMe profile, rather than treating a social handle as a wallet address.
@HiltPayMe send @crzypeas 0.01 SOLA request is not permission to move money
This is the distinction behind PayMe Live. Hilt replies with a link; the sender opens PayMe and decides whether to continue. They review the recipient, amount and costs, then approve the transfer in their own wallet.
The command handler uses fixed responses, not an AI deciding what to pay. Hilt does not hold the funds or sign the transfer. A public post alone never authorizes a payment.
An invitation stays in the sender's hands
Not everyone named in a request will have PayMe. In that case, the response gives the sender an editable invitation to review and share themselves. Hilt does not automatically publish the invitation or add the recipient's @mention to its reply text.
The recipient can set up a free PayMe profile and link their receiving wallet. Nothing is reserved or sent during signup. Once the profile is ready, the sender can start a new payment.
One focused part of PayMe
PayMe Live handles native SOL to one person. The normal PayMe website remains available for supported token and NFT transfers and its separate SOL group-payment flow. A social command does not make all of those flows available inside X.
Existing PayMe token-payment fees apply: 2% paid by the sender, plus network and any required account-creation costs. Review the quote before approval. Reply controls are simple: @HiltPayMe stop to opt out and @HiltPayMe start to resume, subject to current access.
PayMe Live connects a public conversation to a wallet-approved payment. It does not make the conversation or the on-chain transfer private.