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Gasless Crypto Payments: How to Accept USDC Without Paying Gas Fees
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Gasless Crypto Payments: How to Accept USDC Without Paying Gas Fees

via Dev.to TutorialYaqing20232h ago

Gasless crypto payments solve one of the biggest barriers to crypto adoption: gas fees. This guide explains how gasless payments work and how to implement them. The Gas Fee Problem Traditional crypto payments require gas: You want to send $10 USDC Gas fee: $2-5 (on Ethereum) Recipient gets: $10 You pay: $12-15 total For micropayments, this is devastating. A $0.50 payment with $2 gas makes no economic sense. How Gasless Payments Work Gasless payments use meta-transactions or sponsored transactions : User signs a payment intent (off-chain, free) Relayer/Facilitator submits the transaction and pays gas User's payment goes through without touching ETH The user only needs USDC — no ETH required. Gasless Payment Methods Method 1: EIP-2612 Permit + Relayer USDC supports EIP-2612 permits. Users sign a permit, relayer executes: // User signs (free, off-chain) const permit = await usdc . permit ( spender , amount , deadline ); // Relayer executes (pays gas) await usdc . transferWithPermit ( perm

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