HOW FUNDS MOVE
Capital flow
Exactly how money moves from a token's creator fees to a creator's YouTube earnings account. Once a coin is live, none of this is in the launcher's control — collection, splitting, batching and fulfilment all run automatically, and the launcher cannot redirect, pause or withdraw a single lamport.
Pump.fun launch
Creator fees accrue
Fees collected
Durable onchain worker
Off-ramp settlement
SOL → payment balance
Funded purchase job
Budget reserved
Super Thanks purchased
Genuine receipt logged
SuperPaid operations
Platform treasury
Every step runs automatically on a schedule. Super Thanks are delivered through YouTube's official checkout — the same payment any viewer makes — with a genuine receipt logged for every delivery.
Fees collected
0 SOL
Support allocated
0 SOL
Purchased
$0.00
Awaiting fulfilment
$0.00
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Creator fees accrue on Pump
Standard SOL-quoted tokens generate creator fees. Fee routing is configured at launch and verified server-side before a token is shown as active.
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Collection worker reads real events
A durable worker tracks registered launches, reads fee accounts and transactions, handles bonding-curve and graduated states, and attributes every lamport using transaction-level evidence.
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Allocation: 80% support / 20% platform
The support share goes straight to a dedicated creator-support treasury; the platform share to a separate operations treasury. The funds never sit in the coin launcher's wallet — the launcher has no custody and no ability to intercept them.
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Conversion and settlement
Support proceeds are converted and settled into a usable SuperPaid payment account. An on-chain swap alone is not a completed off-ramp; executed amounts, rates, fees and settlement references are recorded separately.
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Super Thanks delivered automatically
Funded balances are batched on a schedule and delivered as Super Thanks on the creator's videos through YouTube's official checkout, with the genuine order reference reconciled against the ledger.
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YouTube's revenue share
YouTube states creators receive roughly 70% of recognised Super Thanks revenue after applicable deductions. The support allocation is a gross gifting budget, not the creator's net income.
Worked example
$100 in collected creator fees → $80 gifting budget → approximately $56 estimated creator share if the whole budget is recognised revenue, before further deductions. Estimates are clearly marked as estimates; SuperPaid has no access to actual creator earnings.