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Gasless Transactions on Flow

Flow is a blockchain with no gas fees for end users, which makes it one of the easiest platforms for developers to onboard new users. Gasless transactions are a native feature of the Flow Protocol: the Flow Wallet automatically sponsors transactions on both testnet and mainnet. This allows developers to build seamless Web3 applications without requiring users to manage gas tokens or pay transaction fees.

In addition to native sponsorship, Flow also supports multiple methods for gas sponsorship that you can tailor to your application’s needs. You can learn about these approaches in more detail here.

The Flow Wallet currently sponsors all transactions - on testnet and mainnet! This is possible because sponsored transactions are a native feature of the Flow Protocol. Additional methods for gas sponsorship are available and are described here.

What You'll Learn​

In this tutorial series, you’ll discover how to:

  • Configure and deploy a gas free EVM endpoint for your backend.
  • Allow gasless transactions so that users can interact with your app without ever paying gas fees.
  • Use Flow’s EVM Gateway service account to automatically cover gas fees for transactions, which ensures a smooth experience for your users.

Tutorial for how to build on an EVM blockchain without Gas fees​

Learn how to set up a gas free EVM endpoint for your backend. All transactions sent through this endpoint aren't charged gas fees from the sender’s account. Instead, the EVM Gateway’s service account will sponsor the gas, which makes transactions completely gasless for end users.

Tutorial: Gas Free EVM Endpoint

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