Get paid in SOL, in the same transaction, every time.
Most wallets have SOL locked in token accounts nobody remembers opening. You point people at it, they take their money back, and 12% of the 20% fee goes straight to your address as part of their claim. Not a balance. Not a payout day. The same transaction.
You share your link
Sign up and you get a six character code and a link. Put it wherever your people already are.
They scan and claim
The link is remembered for 30 days, so somebody can arrive today, think about it, and claim on Friday. You still get credited.
Your SOL lands with theirs
Your cut is a transfer instruction inside their claim transaction. When it confirms, you have been paid. There is no withdraw button because there is nothing to withdraw.
Where the money comes from
The person claiming pays the same 20% either way. Your share is carved out of our side of it, so nothing about your link makes their claim worse. That is the only version of this worth running.
What this actually pays
Across the 6 claims that have landed here so far, the average fee has been 0.0046 SOL, which would have put about 0.0027 SOL in a referrer's wallet per claim. Small per person. The people who make real money at this are the ones sending a hundred wallets, not five.
Traders who have held hundreds of memecoins are where it gets interesting. Those wallets recover 1 to 4 SOL, and 12% of the fee on that is a real number.
The rules, all of them
- Your own wallet does not count. If the claiming wallet is your payout wallet, the commission instruction is dropped. Referring yourself is a discount, not a referral.
- Set your wallet first. Nothing can be paid to an address we do not have. Add it in the dashboard the minute you sign up.
- Confirmed claims only. A number appears on your dashboard after the signature is checked on chain, so it always matches what really happened.
- First link wins. If somebody arrives through two different links, the first one is the one credited for 30 days.
- No seed phrases, ever. Not yours, not theirs. We only need a public address to send to.