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Contents

IntroductionExplore and coin pages
Launch a memecoinFees, shares and launch costs
Find an accountProve ownershipYour EVM payout walletClaim your cashEndorse and held earningsTelegram delivery
XTikTokInstagramFacebookYouTubeKickTwitchOnlyFansSoundCloudPatreonLinkedIn
GitHubGitLabHugging FaceOpen CollectiveWebsite
TelegramDiscordRedditFomoSolana walletEVM wallet
Sessions and browser settingsLimits and waitingWhen something goes wrongPlatform token

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How to launch a memecoin, prove ownership and claim your cash.

Last updated 31 October 2026

Introduction

Launch a memecoin. Redirect the fees to a username on 20+ platforms.

Each coin names one account for its fees. The account owner proves ownership and claims the allocated earnings. Multiple coins can redirect fees to the same account.

Fees follow the permanent account identity across username changes. Choosing an account for fees does not mean its owner created, approved or endorsed the coin.

Explore and coin pages

Browse coins in Explore and open a coin to see its contract address, chart, fee destination and collected fees. Read market cap and volume in their stated units. Missing or stale data is shown as unavailable, rather than zero.

Trade through the trading links on the coin page. Each service handles its own prices, execution and charges. Funds sent to a collection address are receipts, not proof of trading volume.

Live shows recent confirmed account claims. Creator-share payouts stay out of this feed.

Explore↗

Launch a memecoin

Add your image, name and ticker. Description and the coin’s Website, Telegram and X links are optional. These project links are separate from the account you choose for fees.

Choose a platform, enter the complete identifier and check the resolved account. Its owner can join Redirect Cash later. Select your Creator share from 0% to 10% and enter an optional initial buy.

Connect your EVM wallet on Robinhood Chain, review the token, account, shares and costs, then slide to launch and approve the transaction. The coin is created when the launch confirms, with its own contract address. A declined signature leaves the launch unsigned.

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Fees, shares and launch costs

After graduation, token-denominated fees become available as ETH only after Pons’s designated conversion operator converts them.

The Pons owner can change a token’s future fee recipient after a three-day timelock.

Trading begins on a bonding curve. When the curve fills, the coin graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool with locked liquidity.

The launcher chooses a 1%, 2% or 3% ongoing trading fee, including the protocol base fee. Of the fees received by Redirect Cash for a memecoin, the chosen account receives 65% to 75%, the Creator can keep 0% to 10%, Redirect Cash receives 10% as revenue, and 15% funds platform token buybacks and burns. Any unused Creator share goes to the chosen account. These allocations apply after the protocol’s share. Other funds sent to the memecoin’s collection address follow the same split. For non-exempt buys during Pons’s first three seconds, the protection tax and ordinary fees together are capped at 99% of the charged amount. The protection tax falls to zero during that window.

For every 100 units of collected ordinary-coin creator earnings, 10% goes to Redirect Cash revenue and 15% to platform token buybacks and burns. The Creator chooses 0% to 10%. The chosen account receives the remaining 65% to 75%.

At a 0% Creator share, the account receives 75%. At a 10% Creator share, it receives 65%. Unused Creator allowance stays with the account. This divides collected creator earnings, not the full value of a trade. Other distributable funds sent to the coin’s collection address follow the same split, excluding required reserves.

The Creator pays the launch fee, actual network fees and any optional initial buy. Review the estimate and final transaction before signing. Network fees are spent when the transaction runs.

Claims, ownership changes and Endorse also require their applicable network fees.

Find an account

Choose a platform and submit the full username, link, domain or wallet address. Lookup runs when you submit the identifier, rather than while you type.

Type after the separate @ or https:// prefix. A pasted complete identifier is handled without duplicating that prefix. Enter wallet addresses directly.

Check the resolved name, picture and public count. Missing counts stay omitted, and likes, patrons, backers and contributions keep their own meaning. Lookup requires an exact, readable account. An error leaves the balance unknown; a successful match is the starting point for ownership proof.

Prove ownership

Find your account → prove ownership → connect your EVM wallet → sign its ownership message → review and sign your claim.

For sign-in proof, authorize the identity check on the platform’s own screen using the account you selected. Denied, expired or mismatched attempts need a fresh, matching sign-in.

For bio proof, add the random six-character code to the required public description. Codes last 30 minutes and work once for the same permanent account. Check the code after the platform publishes your update, then remove it after successful proof.

Website proof checks the supplied DNS record and current domain registration. Wallet proof uses a fresh site-bound message with a five-minute, single-use challenge. Fees follow the same permanent account after a rename. Proving an account already linked to Redirect Cash joins or merges its linked accounts.

Your EVM payout wallet

After proving your platform account, connect and independently prove your EVM payout wallet. That wallet signs Claim and Endorse transactions and pays their network costs.

Read the site, account and message in your wallet before signing. An ownership message proves control; a transaction authorizes its stated action. Keep your private key and seed phrase to yourself.

Changing the payout wallet requires fresh proof and follows the applicable one-day ownership-change interval on chain. Account ownership and the payout wallet are proved separately.

Claim your cash

Before completed Endorse, an ordinary account claim pays 70% of its allocated earnings and holds 30%. A 10 ETH account allocation means 7 ETH paid and 3 ETH held. This uses the account’s allocation after the coin’s fee split.

Your first claim starts the seven-day clock for that coin and account. Accrued, available, held and paid amounts describe separate balances and states.

Open Claim’s Launcher tab to claim the Creator share for your wallet’s coins. Prove the connected wallet and claim its share directly, without the ordinary 30% hold or Endorse requirement.

Preparation, signature, submission and confirmed payment are separate steps. Track a pending claim until its result is confirmed.

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Endorse and held earnings

Publish a post backing the coin with its contract address or link. Use the platform through which you claimed, or another relevant public account, and keep the post public for at least 48 hours. Submit the post link and sign the Endorse transaction.

Endorse requires both the signed transaction and approval of your post. The review target is within 48 hours of submission. Until approval, the post stays under review. Be accurate about your financial interest and your statements, and follow applicable disclosure duties.

Completed Endorse unlocks the remaining held earnings and stops future ordinary holds for that coin and account. Claim the available balance to receive payment.

After seven days without completed Endorse, recorded held earnings become eligible for coin buybacks and burns under the weekly rule, including later eligible holds. You can still Endorse after day seven. Execution time, market prices and price effects vary.

Telegram delivery

The minimum is $5 before costs. Your fees will keep accumulating.

Telegram fees are paid in ETH through the Redirect Cash bot. They have no ordinary Claim, Endorse, 30% hold or weekly burn.

Open the bot in a private chat and press Start. The bot uses your Telegram account ID to show your available balance. A username change does not transfer those fees to another account.

Send the EVM wallet address where you want to receive your ETH. Review the full destination, allocated fees, actual collection and payment costs, and net ETH. Confirm the payment in the bot.

Confirmed collected credits combine for the same Telegram account. Collection and payout costs are shown before confirmation and deducted from that account’s allocation without markup.

Withdrawals are requested in the bot. Your available allocation must cover the actual payment costs. These costs are deducted from that allocation without markup or an extra service charge. No separate wallet balance is required from the recipient to pay those costs.

A payment is complete after its Robinhood Chain transaction is confirmed. Pending payments stay reserved while their result is checked. Repeated taps do not authorize a second payment.

X

Enter your X username or an X or Twitter profile link, then sign in with that account to prove ownership.

Your profile card shows your name, picture and followers. Sign-in requests identity access only, without permission to post or send direct messages.

TikTok

Enter your TikTok username or profile link. Add the fresh six-character code to your public bio, then check the code in Redirect Cash.

The card shows your name, picture and public follower count. Lookup uses your profile information, without loading your videos.

Instagram

Enter your Instagram username or profile link. Place the fresh code in your public bio, then verify it in Redirect Cash.

Keep the profile and bio publicly readable during proof. The card includes the follower count provided by the profile.

Facebook

Enter the exact Page identifier or Page link. For a personal profile, paste its profile link. Pages and personal profiles are separate account types.

Add the fresh code to the same account’s public bio or introduction and check it in Redirect Cash. Proof must match that Page or personal profile. Counts show followers, rather than Page likes.

YouTube

Enter your channel ID, @handle, channel link or supported older user link. Put the fresh code in the channel description, then verify it.

YouTube supplies the public subscriber count, including its own rounding. Hidden counts stay omitted. Use one of the accepted identifiers instead of a custom channel link.

Kick

Enter your Kick channel username or link and sign in with that channel’s account. Redirect Cash matches its permanent identity to complete proof.

The profile card shows the channel’s name and picture.

Twitch

Enter your Twitch username or channel link and complete Twitch proof. Connect your EVM wallet and sign a fresh message to finish linking the account.

Complete the wallet signature within the 10-minute handoff to create your Redirect session. The card shows your channel name and picture.

OnlyFans

Enter a username or profile link. Prove ownership with a fresh code in your public profile description, then connect and prove your EVM wallet to claim.

SoundCloud

Enter your SoundCloud user permalink or profile link. Add the fresh code to that user’s public description and verify it in Redirect Cash.

Use a user profile; track and playlist links are excluded. The card shows the public name and picture.

Patreon

Enter your creator name or creator-page link, then sign in to prove the campaign connected to that page.

Patreon proof is for creator campaigns. Patron-only accounts are excluded. The card shows the creator’s name and campaign picture.

LinkedIn

Enter your personal identifier or /in/ profile link. Put the fresh code in your public personal description, then verify it.

Use a personal profile. Company pages are excluded. The card shows public profile information and available followers, without collecting an email address.

GitHub

Enter your GitHub login or personal-profile link and sign in with the same account.

Proof covers personal accounts. Organizations are excluded. The card shows your name, picture and available followers.

GitLab

Enter your gitlab.com username or personal-profile link and sign in with that account.

Use an active human account on gitlab.com. Groups, bots and accounts on other hosted instances are excluded. The card includes followers when the profile supplies a count.

Hugging Face

Enter your Hugging Face username or personal-profile link, then sign in with that user account. Organizations are excluded.

The card shows your name, picture and available followers. Fresh lookups also share a limit of 500 requests in five minutes. Valid cached results are reused.

Open Collective

Enter your slug or public personal-profile link and sign in with the same individual account.

Proof requires a public individual. Collectives, organizations, guest accounts and incognito profiles are excluded. The card shows the name and picture; backers and contributions remain separate from followers.

Website

Enter your domain or website link. Redirect Cash uses the main registered domain, so blog.example.com and example.com identify the same account.

The domain needs readable, eligible registration details. Add the supplied _fees-verify DNS record at the main domain and confirm it within 24 hours. Redirect Cash checks the registration again after DNS proof.

A new launch is refused when the current registration differs from the first saved registration. Choose another account. Older funds and the saved domain identity remain unchanged; a new identity is not created automatically.

Fee authority stays with the original registration. A later registrant does not inherit it. Website proof reads registration and DNS records, without fetching site content, favicons or follower information.

Telegram

The minimum is $5 before costs. Your fees will keep accumulating.

Enter the exact public username of a human Telegram account. Its allocated fees stay linked to the permanent Telegram account ID.

Open the Redirect Cash bot in a private chat, press Start and view the ETH waiting for your account. Send an EVM wallet address on Robinhood Chain, review the payment and confirm it in the bot.

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Discord

Enter your numeric Discord account ID, account mention or profile link, then sign in with the same human account.

The account ID identifies you uniquely. The card shows your name and picture without a follower count.

Reddit

Enter your Reddit username or user-profile link. Add the fresh code to that user’s public profile description, then verify it.

Use a user account. Subreddits are separate from user profiles. The card includes the picture and count supplied by the profile.

Fomo

Enter your Fomo username or profile link. Add the verification code to your public Fomo bio. Redirect Cash checks the code to prove ownership. Connect and sign with your EVM wallet to claim your fees.

Solana wallet

Enter your Solana wallet address or a single-label .sol name. Sign the fresh ownership message with the wallet that owns the resolved identity.

Fees belong to the wallet identity. If a .sol name changes hands, earlier fees stay with the earlier wallet. Wallet cards show an address or name, without a profile picture or follower count.

EVM wallet

Enter your EVM address or .eth name and sign the ownership message. For a .eth name, the name’s owning wallet signs, even if its payment record points to another address.

Prove account ownership, then prove the EVM wallet you will use to claim ETH on Robinhood Chain. The two proofs serve separate purposes. Wallet cards use the address or name without a profile picture or followers.

Sessions and browser settings

Successful ownership proof creates a 30-day Redirect session. Reads keep its original expiry; fresh successful proof rotates it. Sign-in attempts last 10 minutes, and starting a new attempt replaces the earlier attempt in that browser.

Twitch uses a separate 10-minute handoff. Finish it with the fresh EVM wallet signature to establish the Redirect session.

Log out clears the current browser’s cookies and requests session revocation. Other devices, linked accounts and financial history remain. A failed revocation stays incomplete. Your browser also stores functional theme, sound and wallet-connection settings; clearing them leaves server and public-chain records intact.

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Limits and waiting

Account lookup allows 30 requests per 60-second window, including cached lookups. Signed-in accounts have their own allowance. People without a signed-in account on the same network share its allowance.

Sign-in starts, wallet-proof starts, bio-proof actions and website-proof actions each allow 10 per minute. Claim preparation and Endorse preparation each allow 20 per minute. Automatic ownership updates allow five per proven person per day.

Profile lookup answers are reused for up to five minutes. Picture requests allow 120 per minute, with a cache lasting up to one hour. SoundCloud stores no lookup or display-cache entries. Hugging Face has an additional shared limit of 500 fresh reads in five minutes.

Follow the full wait shown for a platform, even when your local allowance remains. Expired proof requires a new code or challenge.

When something goes wrong

Follow the error message and keep its Error ID. For profile errors, check the full identifier and public visibility. For expired proof, start a fresh challenge or sign-in.

For insufficient funds, review the required costs and balance. For an uncertain launch or payment, track the existing operation until its result is known. Reopening the page or retrying a request must preserve that operation.

A failed lookup leaves earnings unknown. A failed payment keeps its unpaid accounting state, and returned funds need reconciliation before retrying. Share the Error ID or transaction reference when reporting a problem, while keeping keys, passwords and sign-in codes private.

Platform token

The official platform token is launched separately through Pons. Verify the published contract address before trading.

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