Fees sit in a wallet
Creator fees accrue to whatever address the deployer set. Getting dollars out still means claiming, swapping, and off-ramping.
Point a token’s creator fees at any X handle. We claim them on chain and pay 80% out in dollars through X Money. The named account does not sign up, connect a wallet, or claim anything.
Launchpads already pay creator fees. Meme Accounts is the permanent fee recipient on pons, then the payout rail. 80% lands in the named X Money account. 20% buys and burns the protocol token.
Creator fees accrue to whatever address the deployer set. Getting dollars out still means claiming, swapping, and off-ramping.
The handle in the description is who gets paid. We claim on chain and send dollars from a pre-funded float. A public reply confirms it.
The named handle does not fill in a form. Control sits on X Money, where it already did.
On pons.family, set the fee wallet to the treasury when the token is created. That assignment is permanent. The deployer cannot take it back.
Put Fees to @handle via Meme Accounts in the description. That account is who the fees are for.
We claim on a schedule. 80% is sent through X Money at payout milestones. @MemePay_ replies with the receipt.
Move the slider to model a claim. Every claim divides the same way: 80% to the named X handle through X Money, 20% to buy and burn.
No. They need an X Money account that can receive. Payments settle in dollars. There is no form on this site and nothing to claim.
pons.family on Robinhood Chain. Set the fee wallet to the Meme Accounts treasury at creation. pump.fun and four.meme are not supported.
Every claim splits the same way. 80% is the recipient share through X Money. 20% is the whole protocol cut, spent buying and burning. We do not add a second fee on top.
No. Meme Accounts pays out through X Money the same way anyone with an account can send money through it. It is not affiliated with X Corp., X Money, pons.family, or Trump Accounts.
Put Fees to @handle via Meme Accounts in the token description and point 100% of creator fees at the treasury. The first they hear of it can be dollars arriving through X Money.
Milestones start at $5, then $10, $20, $50, $100, and every $1,000 after. Below a milestone the balance keeps building.