Fees to a social account
Who is being paid, and how to claim.
A launch can send the creator's share to an X, GitHub or Twitch account instead of a wallet. The fees wait in a vault derived from the handle; only the account that owns it can claim, by signing in, and the site sends the claim so they pay no gas. TikTok and Instagram handles are paid the same way; their claim pages open when those sign-ins are added. Built, and it switches on when the vault program is deployed.
Is a coin sending fees to you?
Sign in with X, GitHub or Twitch. Everything any launch has sent to your handle shows here, on every chain, with a claim button. No wallet is needed until you claim; the relayer pays the gas.
Compute a vault address
Every handle has a fee vault on each chain before anyone claims. Type one to see its addresses and what is waiting there.
No chain on this deployment has a vault factory yet: the route switches on when the vault program is deployed.
Accounts being paid
Every handle a launch has named, from the index. Most waiting first. Figures in USD at today's prices; the handle's page reads the live balances.
No launch has named a social account yet.
The first coin launched for a handle appears here with what it has sent, once the route is on.
Launch a coinTransparency: attester and relayer status
- sign-in with X: not configured, scopes users.read tweet.read
- attester: not configured, relayer: keeper submits claims (no gas)
- handles bound: 0, claim requests: 0 pending, 0 submitted, 0 confirmed, 0 failed, 0 expired
Raw: /api/x/status
The trust boundary, plainly: the attester is a key this site holds. It cannot move funds that a claim has already sent to a wallet, but a compromise of the site could vouch for the wrong person for fees nobody has claimed yet. The contract owner can rotate the key; watch the on-chain attester above against this page.