Creator fees, paid
to streamers.
Launch a coin for any Twitch, Kick or pump.fun streamer. You set their share of its creator fees, 50% by default, and it lands in an on-chain vault only they can open.
routed 2,441.35 SOL · 24h 68.85 SOL · slot — · preview
| AGE | STREAMER | SOURCE | AMOUNT | USD | TX |
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Since first vault · preview figures
mainnet slot · live
Three steps. No middleman.
The money path is fixed at launch and runs on-chain. We never hold it, and we can't redirect it.
Anyone launches a coin for a streamer
The launcher picks a Twitch, Kick or pump.fun streamer, verified by their channel or profile ID, and sets the streamer's share of creator fees (50% by default). The launch writes the fee split into pump.fun's own fee-sharing config and revokes its admin in the same flow. Nobody can change it afterwards, including us.
6EF8…wF6Ppfee…ojVZEvery trade routes fees to the streamer's vault
Trading accrues pump.fun creator fees. A permissionless crank distributes them by the split locked at launch: the streamer's share to a vault derived from the streamer's ID, the remainder to the launcher, 10% to the protocol treasury.
The streamer gets paid, no custody
Twitch and Kick streamers prove the channel (zero-knowledge proof, channel code or login); pump.fun streamers sign with their profile wallet. Payouts go to any Solana wallet. No KYC, no country list, no minimum, no expiry. Unclaimed fees simply wait in the vault.
≈ 60 s end to endBuilt so we can't touch the money.
Five commitments, each enforced by code or visible on-chain.
No custody
Fees never touch a wallet we control. Each streamer has their own program-derived vault, with no withdraw instruction.
Locked split
The split lives in pump.fun's fee-sharing config, admin revoked at launch. Nobody can change it.
Paid without a login
Payouts go only to an address the streamer published or proved. Any wallet, no KYC, no minimums, no expiry.
Public receipts
Every deposit and claim is a Solana transaction. Our numbers are computed from the chain.
Streamer-first
Streamers can hide or block coins that name them. We never post for them or imply endorsement.
"This split can't be changed by anyone, including us."
No login needed.
Your payouts go only to an address you published yourself.
Reclaim proof
No accessLog in to Twitch or Kick inside Reclaim's secure browser. We receive a zero-knowledge proof of the account, never the password.
Public address
No loginA SOL address already in the channel description or on a linked tip page is paid as is. Any change freezes payouts.
Channel code
No loginPut a short code in the stream title or bio for a minute. We read it from the public API and bind the wallet.
Log in
User ID onlyTwitch or Kick login that reads the user ID only. The token is revoked immediately.
Sign with wallet
pump.funSign one message with your profile wallet. Nothing is sent on-chain.
The difference is structural.
Most creator-fee services pool everyone's fees in one treasury and pay out off-chain.
| STACK | TYPICAL POOLED-TREASURY PLATFORM | |
|---|---|---|
| Where fees wait | A vault per streamer, derived from their channel or profile ID. No admin withdraw. | One treasury or hot wallet controlled by the operator. |
| Split | Written into pump.fun's fee-sharing config, admin revoked at launch. | Operator policy; can change. |
| Streamer share | Set per coin, 10% to 90%, 50% by default, locked on-chain. | A fixed share set by the operator. |
| Unclaimed money | Stays in the streamer's vault. Never expires, never swept. | Often expires; the operator may keep it. |
| Who can claim | Any Twitch, Kick or pump.fun streamer, any Solana wallet, any country. | Often limited by country, age, account type or caps. |
| Payout | Self-serve, one transaction, about 60 seconds. | Batches, schedules or milestones. |
| Proof | Every figure derived from chain data; recompute it at Verify. | Partly private ledgers. |
Top streamers by fees received
Fictional streamers. Real channels appear once the program is live and streamers claim.
Someone launched a coin for you?
Your share of its creator fees is already waiting in a vault tied to your channel ID. No login needed: your payouts go only to an address you published yourself.
- A SOL address on your channel description or tip page is enough
- Or verify in a minute with a channel code or a zero-knowledge proof
- Streaming on pump.fun? Sign one message with your profile wallet
- Any change to a published address freezes payouts; funds stay in your vault
- No KYC, no country list, no minimum, no expiry
- Hide coins that name you, or opt out entirely, at any time
- A small OBS alert shows each payout on stream and never covers the game
On-stream alert · OBS browser source. Small, never covers the game.
$STACK
The protocol's 10% share funds a weekly buyback and burn, executed from the public treasury with every transaction listed. Half of the token's own creator fees go to a Streamer Fund. It gates nothing: no governance, no yield, no claim on revenue.
Not investment advice.
Plain answers
Who can launch a coin for a streamer?
Anyone with a Solana wallet. The launcher picks a streamer on Twitch, Kick or pump.fun live, the account is checked on the platform, and the coin is created on pump.fun with its creator fees locked to that streamer's vault. The launcher chooses the streamer's share (10% to 90%, 50% by default) and receives the remainder after the protocol's 10%.
Does the streamer need to do anything?
Nothing until they want the money. Fees collect in their vault on their own. To get paid, the vault needs a payout address they published or proved. You must be 18 or older to receive payouts.
Do I have to log in to get paid?
No. A Solana address already on your channel or tip page can be paid without any login. You can also prove the channel with a zero-knowledge proof or a short code in your stream title. On pump.fun you sign one message with your profile wallet.
Do you support pump.fun streams?
Yes. A launcher can name any pump.fun profile, and its vault is tied to the profile's permanent ID, not the username. Stack is not affiliated with pump.fun.
Which address do you pay?
Only one you published or verified yourself. We never choose an address, and the vault program only pays the bound wallet.
What if someone hacks my tip page?
Published addresses are re-checked about every 6 hours. If the address changes, payouts freeze and the money stays in your vault. A new address never takes over without a public waiting period.
Launch a coin for a streamer.
Pick the streamer, set their share, and the split is locked on-chain the moment the coin launches.
01Streamer
02Streamer's share
03Coin
Get paid as a streamer.
Find your vault and pick how to prove the channel is yours.
01Your channel
02Prove it's you
Top streamers by fees received
Fictional streamers until the program is live.
Every deposit, as it lands.
Preview figures until the program is live.
| AGE | STREAMER | SOURCE | AMOUNT | USD | TX |
|---|
Recompute it yourself.
Every figure on Stack comes from Solana. Paste a vault or a streamer and your browser rebuilds the numbers from chain data.
How Stack works.
The short version is on the home page. Here's the rest.
Fees
pump.fun charges a creator fee on trades. Stack splits it at launch: the streamer's share (10% to 90%, 50% by default) to their vault, the remainder to the launcher, 10% to the protocol.
Security model
Vaults are program-derived from the streamer's channel or profile ID. The program has no withdraw instruction other than paying the bound wallet. The split is written to pump.fun's fee-sharing config and its admin is revoked at launch.
Status
The vault program isn't deployed yet. Until it is, everything on this site except the slot and SOL price is a preview.
Streamer opt-out
Streamers can hide coins that name them or opt out entirely. Reach out on X, verify the channel, and it's done.
Disclosures
Twitch, Kick and pump.fun are trademarks of their owners. Stack is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. A coin naming a streamer does not mean the streamer endorses it. Nothing here is investment advice.