Slush Wallet lets Sui users pay network fees in stablecoins for sends and payments

The Mysten Labs wallet now accepts stablecoins for gas on swaps, staking, deposits, withdrawals, sends, and payments Blockchains have always charged an odd cover fee. Before you can do anything at all, you need the network’s own token to pay for gas. Slush Wallet is trying to make that requirement disappear. The self-custodial wallet, built by Mysten Labs for the Sui blockchain, now lets users cover network fees with stablecoins across swaps, staking, deposits, withdrawals, sends, and payments. For anyone holding dollars onchain but no SUI, a small and persistent headache just got a lot smaller. What changed, and when The rollout came in two stages. On October 14, 2026, Slush first let users pay network fees in stablecoins, but only for sends and payments. The October 28 update widened the scope considerably. Stablecoin fee payment now extends to swaps, staking, unstaking, deposits, and withdrawals. Slush does not add its own platform fees for standard actions. The only cost users face is the Sui network gas fee, and that fee can now be settled in supported stablecoins. Validators, for their part, still get paid in SUI. The wallet relies on Sui’s programmable transaction blocks and...