Connect the creator wallet
We find the tokens you launched on Pons v2 and still receive creator fees for. Nothing to sign yet.
- token on Pons v2found
- creator walletmatches
- fees go toyour wallet
- route to a vault2 signatures
Route Pons creator fees to a vault you own, pay your team on autopilot, and show holders where every fee went.
non-custodial / timelocked / on-chain
sweep sequence
Connect, split, share. Two signatures and your creator fees run through a vault anyone can read.
We find the tokens you launched on Pons v2 and still receive creator fees for. Nothing to sign yet.
Up to 10 wallets, a share each, optional 7 or 30-day vesting for the team. Then two signatures: create the vault, point the fees at it.
Split every creator fee from $YOURTOKEN between four wallets, by public shares.
Put the public link in your X bio. Sweeps run on their own every hour, and every one shows up on the report.
On most launchpads every fee lands in one wallet. Holders can't tell whether the team gets paid, whether the dev is cashing out, or where marketing money comes from.
On most launchpads the creator wallet collects everything. Pay, savings and the dev's own money mix, and nobody outside can tell them apart.
Feeroute routes the fees to a vault you own. It splits them by public shares, pays out every hour, and any change waits out a timelock.
Every rule lives in the vault contract. The public report only reads it, so anyone can verify it on Blockscout.
Split and route changes show on the public report before they apply: 48 hours by default, up to 30 days.
The owner's maximum share is locked when the vault is made. It can never go up.
Teammates earn their share linearly; new fees blend into one schedule.
Each payout run links to its transaction, with the split version it used.
A bot sweeps every vault each hour. Anyone can sweep sooner.
The factory has no owner and holds no funds. The vault can only pay the recipients in its split.
Totals read straight from Robinhood Chain: vault events, sweeps and the wallets in every split.
Every number comes straight from Robinhood Chain: your curve's trades, your vault's events, your token's transfers. Read the docs →
Custody, cost, launchpads and audits, in plain words. All questions →
No. The vault is a contract owned by your wallet. Feeroute has no role in it, and it has no function that sends funds anywhere except to your recipients.
Yes. Propose it from the vault and it applies after your timelock. Holders see the change on your report while it waits.
Pons v2 on Robinhood Chain, for ETH-quoted launches. More launchpads after the beta.
Nothing from Feeroute during the beta. You only pay network gas, usually a few cents.
Not yet. The contracts are tested against the real Pons contracts and reviewed internally, but this is beta software. The source is verified on Blockscout for anyone to read.