Never let gas stop a stablecoin payment.

GasTanker keeps the wallets behind your stablecoin operations funded with the native assets they need to transact.

Monitor balances for free. Add automatic top-ups when you're ready.

No private keys. No custody migration. No sales call.

Wallet status
Live view of the wallets your business depends on.
Base PaymentsHealthy
Solana PayoutsLow
Arbitrum TreasuryFunding
Stellar SettlementHealthy

Your stablecoin balance can be healthy while your wallet is completely stuck.

You monitor USDC.

Your treasury has USDC.

Your payout system has USDC.

But the wallet sending it also needs the native token for its network.

No ETH on Base? Your USDC does not move.

No SOL on Solana? Your payout does not move.

No XLM on Stellar? Same problem.

The failure usually appears at the worst possible time: during a payout, settlement, or treasury operation.

GasTanker watches the balance most stablecoin teams forget to watch.

Keep every operational wallet transaction-ready.

Monitor

Add the wallets your business depends on. GasTanker tracks their native gas balances continuously and shows you what is healthy, what is low, and what needs attention.

Set a policy

Define what “healthy” means for each wallet: a minimum balance, a target balance, a scheduled top-up, a spend limit, or a future operating target.

Fund

When a wallet needs gas, GasTanker acquires the required native asset and delivers it within the limits you configured.

Verify

We confirm the result on-chain. A provider reporting “success” is not enough.

One policy. Different networks. None of their complexity.

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism use ETH.

Polygon uses POL.

Solana uses SOL.

Stellar uses XLM.

Their fee models, account rules, and transaction mechanics are different. Your operations team should not need a different runbook for each one.

GasTanker turns them into one instruction:

Keep this wallet ready to transact.

That is the abstraction.

Built for the networks stablecoin teams actually operate on.

Initial support is designed around:

EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimismPolygonSolanaStellar

GasTanker handles the native gas asset and network-specific mechanics behind each supported chain.

Start with visibility. Add automation when you trust it.

Monitoring
Add a supported wallet address without handing GasTanker authority to move money.
  • Current native gas balance
  • Threshold status
  • Recent gas usage
  • Wallet health
  • Alerts before a wallet becomes unable to transact
Automatic funding
When you are ready, connect a supported treasury or custody integration and define exactly what GasTanker is allowed to spend.
  • Which wallets may receive funds
  • How much a single top-up may spend
  • Per-wallet limits
  • Organization-wide limits
  • Velocity limits
  • Supported networks
  • Emergency pause controls

Same control plane. More automation when you want it.

Built for companies operating stablecoins at scale.

Stablecoins simplify settlement.

They do not eliminate the blockchain infrastructure underneath it.

As stablecoin volume grows, teams inherit a new operational surface:

USDC treasury
+ many wallets
+ many networks
+ native gas balances
+ different fee mechanics

GasTanker gives that operational surface one control plane.

Keep the custody stack you already use.

GasTanker sits above wallets, custody providers, and liquidity venues.

Monitoring only needs a supported address.

Automation uses scoped integrations and permissions.

You do not migrate wallets to GasTanker.

You do not give us a seed phrase.

You do not give us a private key.

GasTanker orchestrates. Your custody infrastructure remains the authority.

Automatic does not mean uncontrolled.

Before GasTanker moves funds, it checks:

  • Does this wallet actually need gas?
  • Is another top-up already running?
  • Is the destination valid and authorized?
  • Is the amount within your configured limits?
  • Is the network healthy?
  • Is the funding route available?
  • Can we safely determine what happened to the previous transfer?

If any answer is uncertain, GasTanker stops.

When we're not sure, we don't guess.

Automated money movement fails in quiet ways.

A balance provider can briefly report zero.

A transfer can time out after it has already been accepted.

A provider can report success before the destination has actually received funds.

We would rather pause one wallet than duplicate a transfer.

Fund from the asset your treasury already holds.

Your treasury should not need to maintain small operational balances of every native token manually. GasTanker can source the asset a wallet needs from supported liquidity routes and deliver it to the correct network.

You see the business result:

USDC usedNative gas deliveredNetworkDestinationFeesFinal status

You do not have to choose the exchange, route, or transaction mechanics.

Gas infrastructure behind one API.

Monitor wallets, define funding policies, and track every execution without building chain-specific gas infrastructure yourself.

Read the API reference

Built from a real stablecoin operations problem.

GasTanker started with a simple failure mode: a payment wallet had stablecoins, but could not move them because the wallet ran out of the native asset required for gas.

The available custody gas tooling did not cover every network we needed. So we built a system that did.

Then we designed it so other stablecoin teams would not need to build the same infrastructure themselves.

Pilot partner results and integrations will be shared here once available.

Find out which wallets are closest to running dry.

Register a supported wallet and start monitoring.

No private keys. No custody migration. No call required.