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Three steps, one split, and a receipt for every payment.
Any X account. The fee line in the description does the routing.
Creator fees accrue on the venue and are recorded when claimed.
Current claims allocate 80% to that account. The other 20% is held for $MONEY buybacks and burns.
The public pages read recorded coins, fee claims and payouts. An empty ledger shows no activity. A missing record or unavailable price is shown as unknown, never filled with sample figures.
A fee claim is not a recipient payment. Recording a coin or collecting its fees does not establish that a recipient can withdraw. Sign in to see the balance and payout options reported by the payout service.
The description line “Fees to @handle via @usemoneyhq” identifies a recipient. The venue must separately route creator fees to the treasury. A description alone does not redirect funds.
On pons, sweep records attribute fees to a coin; escrow claims collect an aggregate of those fees. The public claim list uses attributed records so it does not count the sweep and escrow claim twice. A sweep does not mean the recipient has been paid.
Amounts retain the ledger’s integer base units. Splits appear only when accounting has recorded them. Payments are linked to a coin only when that link is recorded; an unlinked payment does not establish which coin funded it.
Native-ETH pons coins can name the treasury today, and Money’s Meteora launchpad is live at /launch. Launchpad fees are claimed from a coin’s pool once they pass the claim floor, recorded, forwarded to Kraken, sold for USDG and credited to the named account on the same rail X Money pays from. The account is paid when it claims. pump.fun and custom pairs are off.
pons fees enter escrow after a sweep. Post-graduation sweeps can depend on the pons operator. The protocol owner also has a timelocked fee-recipient override.
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| Venue | Chain | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| pons | Robinhood Chain | Native ETH pair; buyback off; creatorFeeRecipient is the treasury |
| Money launchpad (Meteora DBC) | Solana | Live: 2.5% flat fee, graduates at 75 SOL, fees go to the treasury directly |
| pump.fun | Solana | Off |
| Custom pairs | Both chains | Off |
Sign in with X to read your balance and available payout options from the payout service. Identity uses the numeric X account id. Public handle pages are a history of records naming that handle, not proof of account ownership or eligibility.
A pending payment is not delivered. A transaction reference is shown only when the ledger records one. Public records do not establish a guaranteed payment schedule or a minimum claim amount.
Launch-day payout rails are X Money and USDG on Robinhood Chain. X Money is the default and the only rail for US accounts. Each X Money payment is sent by hand after approval. Outside the US, the payout service reports whether USDG on Robinhood Chain is available. USDG on Solana and stock-token payouts are outside launch-day scope. Recipient redirect and block controls are not offered on these public pages. Fees settle through Kraken.
Dollar values are estimates from the configured price feed. A missing, invalid or stale price leaves the dollar value unknown. Chain amounts remain available. A stablecoin symbol alone is not a dollar quote.
Token names, tickers, images, market caps and graduation state are unavailable unless recorded by a supported source. Solana Tracker market activity includes available liquidity, 24-hour volume, holders and recent trades. Missing metrics stay unavailable and stale observations are labelled. Market history names its recorded source; gaps remain empty.
twitterapi.io supplies cached public X names, artwork, bios, websites, verification and follower counts. X verification is a public profile attribute, not proof of account control or fee eligibility. Sign-in with X establishes control separately. A changed handle does not change a recorded payout.
Custom-pair collection and stock-token payouts are off. A recorded coin paired to USDG or a stock token is not evidence that its fees can currently be paid out.
The split is 80 to the named account and 20 to buying back and burning $MONEY. $MONEY is not launched yet and nothing has been bought back or burned; that share is held. Once it is launched, every buy and every burn is one Solana transaction listed on the buyback page with a link to it, and a figure there is read from the transaction that made it. There is no launcher share. Public claim figures use recorded accounting allocations, not a percentage estimate, so a claim recorded under the earlier 85 / 5 / 10 split still reports the shares it was recorded with. A deployer wallet address does not identify an X account, and a launcher allocation does not prove a launcher payout.
Naming an account is not an endorsement. Public ledger records do not prove consent, identity, venue safety or future payment. The ledger can show only what the pipeline has recorded; missing activity is not evidence that no on-chain activity occurred.
No. A coin can name any X account. Its share can accrue before they sign in. Naming an account is not an endorsement.
Creator fees from trading on the coin's venue. Money records each claim before allocating the account's share.
The launcher gets none of the creator fees. Current claims allocate 80% to the named account and 20% for $MONEY buybacks and burns. The $MONEY share is held until that mechanism launches.
The account chooses an available payout rail when it claims. Availability depends on its region and the rails supported there.
Open its receipt from Payments. On-chain payments link to the transaction; off-chain payments carry a ledger reference.