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Claiming fees

Sign in, see what is yours, press Claim.

The replacement registry is not live yet. The wallet-paid claims and binding protections described here apply to the upcoming version, not the original deployed contract. Social-account launches and claims are disabled in this app until the replacement is configured.

How to claim

  1. Open your profile and sign in with the X or GitHub account the coin was launched for. Wallet sign-in works too, but only linked X or GitHub accounts can have fees routed to them.
  2. Every coin routed to you is listed with what is ready to claim.
  3. Connect a wallet with ETH on Robinhood Chain. Review the payout address, press Claim, and approve the transaction in your wallet. The connected wallet pays gas.

If someone launched a coin for you before you ever visited fees.sh, the fees are still yours. They sit in the escrow until you sign in.

Your wallet

For the first claim, your connected wallet must be linked to your verified login and becomes the payout wallet. Check its address before confirming. Later claims always pay the address registered on chain, even if a different connected wallet pays gas. Privy also creates an embedded wallet; you can export its key from your profile if you choose to use it.

Ready vs accruing

Before a coin graduates, its fees collect inside the bonding curve. Pons moves them into its Fee Escrow from time to time, and always at graduation. Your profile shows both numbers: ready to claim (in the escrow now) and accruing (still inside a curve). Only the first can be claimed right now.

Who pays gas

Your connected wallet pays the transaction gas in ETH on Robinhood Chain. The replacement contract does not deduct a gas refund from creator fees. At the initial 2% platform fee, 98% goes to the registered payout wallet and 2% to the treasury. Keep enough ETH in the connected wallet to submit the transaction.

An existing payout wallet can only be changed by a transaction from that wallet. Signing in again does not reset it. Keep access to that wallet or export its key. See Custody and security for the first-binding trust assumptions.
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