Fees, exactly
Base fee, creator tax, the 2%, gas.
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.
On every trade
| Fee | Amount | Goes to |
|---|---|---|
| Base fee | 1% of the trade | 30% to Pons, 70% to the fee target |
| Creator tax | 0% to 10%, chosen at launch | All of it to the fee target |
| Launch tax | 99% decaying to 0% over 3 seconds | Split like the base fee |
These are Pons rules. fees.sh does not add a trading fee.
On every claim
- The transaction sender pays gas separately. The replacement contract never deducts a caller gas refund from creator fees.
- At the initial setting, 2% of the claimed amount goes to the fees.sh treasury. The owner can change the platform fee up to the contract's 10% cap.
- 98% goes to the wallet registered for the account.
Worked example
A coin with a 2% creator tax sees 10 ETH of trading. The base fee is 0.1 ETH: 0.03 ETH to Pons, 0.07 ETH to the target. The creator tax is 0.2 ETH, all to the target. The target now has 0.27 ETH. At a 2% platform fee, the treasury receives 0.0054 ETH and the wallet receives 0.2646 ETH. The transaction sender pays gas separately.
Wallet targets
If a launch routes fees to a plain wallet address, Pons credits that address directly. There is no fees.sh vault, no 2%, and claiming happens on Pons.