How payr works
payr points a ponsfamily token's creator fees at an X account. The fees wait on Robinhood Chain until the person behind that account proves it and claims them.
Every collection splits the same way: 10% to the payr treasury, 25% to the $PAYR buyback, an optional 0 to 10% deployer reward out of the account's share, and the rest held for the X account. A vault keeps the split it was created with.
Pair a token with an X handle
Launch a new token on ponsfamily through payr, or redirect a token you already run. Either way its creator fee recipient becomes a payr vault made for that handle. The vault address is fixed in advance from the handle, the deployer and the deployer reward, so the launch can point at it before it exists.
Trading earns fees
Every trade on a ponsfamily token pays a base fee plus any creator tax chosen at launch. The creator share of those fees builds up on ponsfamily for the vault.
Anyone collects
A collection sweeps the token's fees on ponsfamily, pulls them from ponsfamily's fee escrow into the vault and splits them: 10% to the payr treasury, 25% to the $PAYR buyback, the optional deployer reward, and the rest held for the X account.
The account proves itself
The person posts one short message from the X account that names their wallet. payr reads the public post, checks who wrote it and when, and signs a one-time proof for that handle and wallet.
Claim to a wallet
One transaction records the proven wallet, collects every token paired to the handle and pays out what is held, in the asset the fees came in. Later claims skip the post.
What you can count on
- Pairings are permanent. A vault has no way to point a token's fees anywhere else, and nobody can change the handle a vault pays.
- Splits are fixed per vault. The shares in force when a vault is created are the shares it keeps.
- payr never holds your keys. Every transaction is signed in your own wallet, and the site simulates it first so a doomed transaction is caught before you sign.
- Old posts are useless to others. A proof post must name the claiming wallet and be less than two hours old, and each proof can be used once.
Launching
Connect a wallet, enter the X handle the fees should go to, set an optional deployer reward (0 to 10% of collected fees, taken from the account's share) and fill in the token. The launch is two transactions: ponsfamily's own launch with the fees pointed at the vault, then payr's pairing, which can include an opening buy for your wallet with ponsfamily's launch-time snipe tax waived.
Added creator tax
ponsfamily charges a 1% base fee on trades. A launch can add up to 10% more as creator tax, fixed forever. Both the creator part of the base fee and all of the added tax are creator fees, so they flow to the X account's vault.
Pairing a token you already run
Only the wallet that currently receives a token's creator fees can redirect them. From the Register tab it sends two transactions: ponsfamily's fee recipient transfer to the vault, then payr's pairing. Fees earned before the switch stay with you: sweep them first if you want them. payr pairs ponsfamily V2 tokens, which is every token launched on ponsfamily since its V2 launchpad went live.
Claiming
Open Claim fees, connect the wallet that should receive the money and enter the handle. The page shows what is held and what is still on ponsfamily. Post the prepared text from the account, paste the link, and send the claim. If the account ever loses that wallet, a new post moves future payouts to a new one.
X Money cash-out is not live. Claims settle on Robinhood Chain.
Opting out
An X account that does not want tokens launched for it can opt out with the same kind of post. New pairings for that handle are then refused. Tokens paired before stay paired, and their fees stay claimable by the account.
Questions
Does the X account need to do anything for fees to build up?
No. Fees collect for the handle from the first trade, whether or not the account ever visits payr.
Who pays gas?
Whoever sends the transaction. Robinhood Chain gas costs a tiny fraction of a cent for a claim.
Is payr affiliated with X or ponsfamily?
No. payr is independent. It uses ponsfamily's public contracts and reads public posts on X.