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Creator fees, straight to your bank account.

Overview

Just Claim lets anyone launch a token on Robinhood Chain for any creator. Every trade earns that creator fees, and they can take them as real money in their bank account through MoonPay, or in ETH or USDG. No exchange, no crypto knowledge needed.

What makes Just Claim different

Claim straight to your bank.

Most fee-sharing tools pay creators in crypto, and leave it to them to figure out wallets, exchanges and withdrawals. Most creators never bother, so the money goes unclaimed.

On Just Claim, a creator signs in with X and picks how to get paid: their own bank account through MoonPay after a one-time ID check, or ETH or USDG to any wallet. That's the whole process.

Everything else on Just Claim is built around that, including one rule nobody else has: if the creator doesn't claim within 14 days, the fees go to the people holding the token.

+The creator claims

They sign in with X and the money lands in their bank account.

−Nobody claims

After 14 days, the fees go to the token's holders instead.

Plus or minus, someone gets paid.

Getting paid

Creators get paid the way they want: the way they already get paid for everything else, money in their bank account through MoonPay, or in ETH or USDG. Nothing to install and no seed phrase to keep.

In ETH or USDG

Paste the address you want it at (or connect a wallet), pick ETH or USDG, and claim. ETH is sent as is; USDG, a dollar stablecoin on Robinhood Chain, comes from a swap on Uniswap's WETH/USDG pool (0.01% fee, at most 2% slippage) in the same transaction. Both arrive in seconds.

To your bank, through MoonPay

01
Sign in with X
Use the account the token named. That's how we know the money is yours. A wallet is made for your account the first time a token names you; its key can be exported from the Claim page at any time.
02
Claim, then continue to MoonPay
One tap claims your share. MoonPay does not buy crypto on Robinhood Chain yet, so your ETH first moves to the same address on Base with Across, a bridge that fills in about a second for about 0.04%. MoonPay then opens as its own service: the first time it asks for your ID. A couple of minutes, once. MoonPay names a deposit address and Just Claim sends the ETH there from your wallet.
03
Get paid to your bank
MoonPay converts the ETH to your local currency and sends it to your bank account, usually within one to three business days. MoonPay pays out from 0.00835 ETH; below that, claim to a wallet.

Why it matters

Creators don't want to learn crypto to get paid. Asking someone to install a wallet, save a seed phrase and find an exchange is where most claims die. Taking that away is the difference between a creator ignoring their fees and actually collecting them, and every creator who collects is a public moment for the token that named them.

Who pays you: The token's vault contract, for ETH and USDG. MoonPay, a licensed payments provider, for bank transfers: it runs the ID check, the conversion and the transfer.
Your wallet: A wallet made for your X account, the same address on Robinhood Chain and Base. Claims land there; you can export its key at any time.
Time to you: ETH and USDG: seconds. Bank: one to three business days.
Fees: Network fees, about 0.04% to bridge to Base for a bank payout, and MoonPay's fee, shown on its page before you confirm. Just Claim adds nothing on top.
Where it works: ETH and USDG: anywhere. Bank: wherever MoonPay buys crypto for cash, including the US, UK and EU
Your details: Any ID check happens with MoonPay, never with Just Claim

How it works

01
A token is launched for a creator
Someone launches a token on Robinhood Chain through Just Claim and names a creator's X account.
02
Fees build up in the creator's name
Every trade adds to a balance held for that creator, in the token's own vault contract. The Claim Clock starts.
03
The creator has 14 days
They can sign in with X at any point in the window and claim everything owed to them.
04
The balance is paid out
To the creator's bank account or wallet if they claimed, or to the token's holders if the window closed without a claim.

Launching a token

Launching works like any meme coin launch on Pons, with one extra field: the X account the fees are for. Your own wallet launches the token on Pons, with a vault made for that creator as the token's creator fee recipient. Before the vault exists, Just Claim checks on chain that Pons really pays it. That setting is permanent: once a token is live, nobody, including the deployer, can redirect its fees.

Chain: Robinhood Chain
Launchpad: Pons
Fees paid in: ETH
Fee recipient: The token's own vault, set at creation and locked
Claim window: 14 days, the same for every token

Contract addresses

Contract	Address
Vault factory	Goes up here once deployed.

Naming the creator

You name a creator by their X handle. The fees belong to whoever signs in with that X account, so nobody can collect fees meant for someone else.

The creator doesn't need to agree, know in advance, or own a wallet. Every token page says plainly that the creator has not endorsed the token. Once they claim, the page shows a Claimed badge instead.

The claim window

Every token gets a 14-day window that starts at launch, written into its vault. The token page shows a live countdown and the amount waiting.

If the creator claims, they keep collecting future fees as they come in. If the window ends with no claim, the balance moves to the holders, and from then on new fees from that token go to the holder split.

If the creator claims

Every creator claim divides the same way, in the same transaction.

85%To the creator

5%Buys back and burns $CLAIM

10%Team and operations

85%To the creator
5%Buys back and burns $CLAIM
10%Team and operations

If nobody claims

When the 14 days pass without a claim, the balance is divided like this.

80%To the token's holders

10%Buys back and burns $CLAIM

10%Team and operations

80%To the token's holders
10%Buys back and burns $CLAIM
10%Team and operations

How holders are paid

Your share is based on how much of the token you held, and for how long, across the window. Someone who buys an hour before the deadline gets almost nothing, so there's no reason to snipe the end of the clock.

The token's curve and pools, and Just Claim's own addresses, are left out of the count. Each payout is a Merkle tree published on the token page; its root is written into the vault, and every share is sent to holders automatically, in ETH. A share that could not be delivered for 120 days goes back into the vault's next payout.

The creator's and holders' shares are fixed in the vault contract. Nobody can change them.

Other features

Smaller pieces that make the main thing work better.

The Claim Clock

A live countdown and the amount waiting on every token. "12 days to claim $40K" is something people share on their own.

The Claimed badge

When a creator collects, the token gets a badge and the claim shows up in the token's activity.

Wallet withdrawal

Creators who already use crypto can skip the bank and take ETH or USDG to their own wallet.

Trade on the page

Every token page has a chart and buy and sell buttons straight on the token's Pons curve, with your own wallet.

Locked splits

The splits are written into each vault and cannot be changed by anyone.

Export your key

The wallet made for a creator can be imported into MetaMask or Rabby at any time from the Claim page.

The $CLAIM token

$CLAIM is the platform token. Part of every payout on Just Claim, claimed or not, buys $CLAIM on its Pons curve and sends it to the dead address: 5% of every creator claim and 10% of every unclaimed balance.

Because most large accounts never claim, unclaimed balances are a steady source of buybacks. The more creators ignore their tokens, the more $CLAIM is burned. The buyback wallet and its burns are listed on the Stats page.

The contract address is pinned at the top of the Explore page with its market, a copy button and links to Pons and the chart. That card is the only place we publish the address; never buy from an address posted anywhere else.

Safety

Who holds the money: Each token's vault contract on Robinhood Chain. Only the creator's wallet can claim before the deadline, and only holders after it.
The creator's wallet: Made by Just Claim for each X account, so Just Claim can send claims for the creator in one tap. The creator can export its key and move the funds whenever they want.
Your personal details: ID and bank details go to MoonPay only. Just Claim never sees or stores them.
Endorsements: Being named on a token is not an endorsement. Only a Claimed badge means the creator has collected.
Fake claim links: We will never DM you a claim link. The only place to claim is this site.

Money you receive may be taxable. Nothing here is tax or financial advice.

Risks

Contracts: The vault contracts are tested but not audited. Use amounts you can afford to lose.
Tokens: Meme tokens can go to zero. Fees only exist while people trade.
Bank payouts: They depend on Across (the bridge to Base) and MoonPay. If a sale fails, MoonPay refunds the ETH to your wallet on Base; you keep access to it through your exported key.

Glossary

Bank payout: Cashing out a claim to your bank account in your local currency: your share is bridged to Base, and MoonPay converts it and pays your bank.
Just Claim wallet: The wallet made for your X account. Claims land there and payouts are sent from it; you can export its key.
Vault: The contract made for each token that receives its creator fees and enforces the clock and the splits.
Creator: The X account a token names as the recipient of its fees.
Claim window: The 14 days after launch in which only the creator can claim.
Claim Clock: The live countdown and balance shown on every token page.
Claimed: The badge a token gets once its creator has collected.
Holder share: The 80% of an unclaimed balance divided among a token's holders.
Buyback and burn: Buying $CLAIM on its curve and permanently removing it from supply.

Just Claim is not affiliated with X Corp, Pons, Robinhood or MoonPay.