Every transaction costs a fee, and normally you need ETH to pay it. With float you pay the fee with what you already have: dollars, or your NVDA, AAPL, TSLA or SPY. You never buy ETH. You never even see it.
Contract address: soon.
A 15 minute average price, so it cannot be yanked around
Same 15 minute average
What float charges on top. Capped at 20% in the contract.
What it costs to send one token, quoted live by the contract itself. This is the first-transaction price, which also builds your wallet, so later ones cost less.
not computed yet
The address is derived from your wallet with CREATE2 before the contract exists. Connect and it is computed on the spot.
No account connected.
Top it up by sending USDG or NVDA to the address above. Your first operation deploys the account, so it needs credit before it can run.
Nothing in flight.
Press a button and the five marks fill left to right: the gas quote, your signature, the bundler taking it, the block including it, and the change landing back in your account.
You get an address straight away and people can send money to it right now. The wallet itself gets built automatically the first time you use it, as part of the same transaction. Nothing extra to do, nothing extra to pay.
Float works out what the fee is worth in your token using the average price over the last 15 minutes, then adds 15%. Using an average means nobody can move the price for a second to overcharge you. The current reading is at the top of this page.
Nobody knows the exact fee until the transaction is done, so float holds a bit extra up front, then charges what it actually cost and sends the difference straight back to you in the same token. The change you see on this page is read from the transaction itself, not estimated.
If your balance will not cover the fee, the transaction is refused before it starts. Nothing is sent, nothing is charged, and this page tells you exactly how much you need to add first.
Float keeps a pot of ETH and pays the chain out of it on your behalf, then takes the equivalent from you in your token. That is the whole trick, and it is where the name comes from.
