How Feesto works

A deployer launches a coin on Pons (Robinhood Chain) and sets the coin's creator fee recipient to a Feesto vault. Each vault belongs to one social handle. Trades pay creator fees into the Pons escrow, our sweeper moves them into the vault, and the named person withdraws by proving they own the account. Nobody has to sign up before being named.

Put this line anywhere in the token description: Fees to youtube:@handle via Feesto. Platforms are x, youtube, instagram, tiktok, facebook. If the line is missing we fall back to the first platform:@handle we find. The creator fee recipient must equal the vault address for that handle or the token is not registered.

X, YouTube (Google login), TikTok, Facebook and Instagram (business or creator accounts through Facebook login) verify with OAuth. Any platform can also verify by putting a one-time code in the profile bio. The first verified account is pinned to the handle. If a different account later verifies the same handle, the handle is frozen for review.

Pons splits the base trading fee between creator and protocol per its launch policy. Any extra creator tax goes fully to the creator side. Of everything that reaches a Feesto vault, 10% goes to the Feesto treasury and 90% stays for the handle. The cut is taken when fees are swept.

Sign in on the claim page, enter a wallet address on Robinhood Chain, and we submit the withdrawal for you. Minimum 0.001 ETH. The server signs a release message and the factory contract checks it before paying out. Only the verifier key can authorize a release and only to the address you chose.

Bridge the ETH from Robinhood Chain to Ethereum with the official Robinhood Chain bridge, then sell it through Coinbase, MoonPay or any exchange. Feesto never holds fiat.

The current creator fee recipient can call transferCreatorFeeRecipient(token, vault) on the Pons factory. The launch page has a form for it. The description must already mention the handle because Pons descriptions cannot change after launch.