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Your users sign. Inodra pays the gas.

A user signs their own gasless transaction and you submit it once. Inodra validates it, co-signs as the gas sponsor, and executes it. Non-custodial, with spend caps to keep the cost predictable.

Live on Sui mainnet and testnet
SPONSOR A TRANSACTION
tx.setGasOwner(config.sponsorAddress)
tx.setGasPayment([])
const { signature } =
await wallet.signTransaction(txBytes)
// one call: validate, co-sign, execute
const r = await inodra.gas.submit({
txBytes, userSignature: signature })
// r.digest -> the user paid nothing

What people actually build on it.

01

First action without buying SUI first

A new user acts the moment they arrive, holding nothing. The step where they leave to acquire gas, and often just leave, is gone.

gasless transaction
02

Cover gas without holding keys

The user signs the transaction. Your sponsor signature only pays the gas, so no keys or funds change hands and the action stays theirs.

non-custodial sponsorship
03

Keep sponsorship spend predictable

Per-transaction budgets, daily and per-sender caps, and allowlists for senders and move-call targets bound what a tank can pay for as usage climbs.

spend caps and rules

One call, and named tanks behind it.

Submit once, we do the rest

You send the signed transaction to one endpoint. Inodra validates it against your rules, co-signs as sponsor, executes, and returns the result and gas used.

A tank per app or environment

Fund one or more tanks per project, each with its own balance, limits, and rules. Staging and production, or two apps, never draw from the same pool.

Spend you can see

Sponsored transactions and gas spent show up in your dashboard next to the rest of your Inodra usage, not in a separate console.

Take gas off your users' path.

Open the Fuel Station

Create a tank, fund it with SUI, and submit your first sponsored transaction today. A fixed 0.001 SUI fee per sponsorship.