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Sponsored Transaction

A transaction whose gas fees are paid by a third party, reducing onboarding friction for users.

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A transaction whose gas fees are paid by a third party, reducing onboarding friction for users.

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Was ist Sponsored Transaction?

HochAktualisiert Sep 2026

A transaction whose gas fees are paid by a third party, reducing onboarding friction for users.

Key Facts
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concept
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Authority Node
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Wie es funktioniert

In account abstraction (ERC-4337), a paymaster contract pays the gas for UserOperations, recovering costs via the sponsor's business model (subscription, token fees, ads). Meta-transactions use relayers who submit user-signed messages and p

Warum es wichtig ist

Requiring users to buy and hold gas tokens is a major onboarding barrier. Sponsored transactions let apps cover fees, enabling seamless first interactions, gaming, and social apps. They are a core feature of smart wallets and mainstream ado

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A transaction whose gas fees are paid by a third party, reducing onboarding friction for users
Difficulty
intermediate
Trust · editorial
88/100
Konfidenz
Hoch
Primärquellen
1
88
Geringes Risiko
intermediate

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Recommended Knowledge

1. What Is a Sponsored Transaction

A sponsored transaction is a blockchain transaction whose gas fees are paid by a third party (sponsor) rather than the user — removing the need for users to hold native gas tokens.

2. How It Works

In account abstraction (ERC-4337), a paymaster contract pays the gas for UserOperations, recovering costs via the sponsor's business model (subscription, token fees, ads). Meta-transactions use relayers who submit user-signed messages and pay gas. Sponsorship is essential for onboarding users who have no gas tokens.

3. Why It Matters

Requiring users to buy and hold gas tokens is a major onboarding barrier. Sponsored transactions let apps cover fees, enabling seamless first interactions, gaming, and social apps. They are a core feature of smart wallets and mainstream adoption.

4. Key Facts

  • ERC-4337 paymasters sponsor gas for UserOperations
  • Relayers and meta-transactions predate 4337
  • Sponsors often cap daily sponsored volume
  • Sponsored gas makes "gasless" UX real

5. Related Concepts

  • gasless-transaction
  • smart-contract-wallet
  • account-abstraction
  • transaction-fee

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sponsored Transaction?

A transaction whose gas fees are paid by a third party, reducing onboarding friction for users.

How does Sponsored Transaction work?

A sponsored transaction is a blockchain transaction whose gas fees are paid by a third party (sponsor) rather than the user — removing the need for users to hold native gas tokens. In account abstraction (ERC-4337), a paymaster contract pays the gas for UserOperations, recovering costs via the spon

Why does Sponsored Transaction matter in Web3?

- smart-contract-wallet - account-abstraction - transaction-fee

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Last indexed: September 18, 2026