How it works
Bridging with Relay
How SOL becomes GRAM on TON.
TelePump uses Relay↗, a cross-chain payments network, to move fees from Solana to TON.
How a payout bridges
- The vault asks Relay for a quote: SOL on Solana in, GRAM on TON out, with the payee's TON address as recipient.
- Relay returns a Solana deposit transaction. The vault signs and sends it.
- A Relay solver delivers GRAM on TON from its own liquidity, usually in about a second.
The landing page shows live quotes for 0.1, 0.5 and 1 SOL, fetched from Relay's public API.
Why GRAM
GRAM is the native coin of the TON network (renamed from Toncoin in June 2026). Telegram's built-in wallet holds it natively, so a payee can receive it without installing anything.
Fees
Relay charges a small relayer fee and gas, shown in every quote. At 0.2 SOL it was about $0.10 at the time of writing. See Fees.
If Relay is unavailable, payouts wait. Fees stay in the vault; nothing is lost.