Cash flow

Creator fees from pump.fun are claimed on a schedule. Only the recipient share is swapped to USDC through Jupiter, and it is paid to Cash App or Venmo when it crosses a milestone. The 10% stays in SOL to burn $olPaid, and 10% stays in SOL for the $olPaid pool. Pons fees claim as ETH on Robinhood Chain and settle on a separate path.

Pons fee flow

  1. 1. Native ETH fees accrue and are claimed into the $olPaid Robinhood Chain treasury.
  2. 2. ETH is held for review / bridging before it can fund Solana-side swaps. Robinhood ETH is not sent directly to a CEX.
  3. 3. The recipient’s share converts toward USD and pays out on Cash App or Venmo when it crosses the next milestone.
  4. 4. 80% of verified fees belongs to the recipient. 10% burns $olPaid and 10% is added to its liquidity pool.

Accrued fees, claimed funds, conversion, and completed payouts are separate stages. Token-denominated fees remain held for review.

  1. 01

    pump.fun / pons.family

    Creator fees lock to the treasury.

  2. 02

    Fees claimed

    Pump claims as SOL; Pons claims as ETH on Robinhood Chain.

  3. 03

    80% → Cash App or Venmo

    Only this share swaps SOL → USDC on Jupiter, then goes out at the next milestone.

  4. 04

    10% → $olPaid burn

    Stays as SOL until the $olPaid mint is live.

  5. 05

    10% → liquidity pool

    Stays as SOL until the $olPaid pool exists.

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Off-ramp

A token on pump.fun points its fees at us

At launch, the token directs its creator fees to our treasury and locks that destination. pump.fun pays in SOL. We read the Cash App or Venmo handle from the launch, and claim fees on a schedule. Every claim splits: 80% to the recipient, 10% to burn $olPaid, and 10% to its liquidity pool.

Jupiter converts the recipient share

Only the recipient’s 80% is swapped to USDC through Jupiter, in batches rather than one swap per payout. The other 20% is not swapped.10% stays in SOL to buy and burn $olPaid. 10% stays in SOL to add to the liquidity pool.

$olPaid burn and pool are held

10% stays in SOL, held for burn, and 10% stays in SOL for the liquidity pool. Neither share is swapped to USDC. When the $olPaid mint is live, the burn share buys and burns, and the pool share is deposited.

Payouts land at milestones

The recipient’s 80% builds until it crosses a milestone — $5, then $10, $20, $50, $100, $250, $500, $1,000, and every $1,000 after that. Crossing a milestone sends the full balance. Amounts below the next milestone stay in the ledger. The send goes to the Cash App or Venmo named at launch — no seed phrase, no wallet connect for the recipient.

The recipient receives dollars

The payout lands on the named Cash App cashtag or Venmo username. Status is tracked as initiated, captured, or returned, and recent sends show up on Payments.

Payout operations

Cash App and Venmo payouts run through Coinflow (and ACH where required). Availability, limits, and eligibility follow those rails — $olPaid does not custody recipient wallets and never asks for a seed phrase.

  • Split

    80% recipient · 10% burn · 10% pool

  • Conversion

    Jupiter · 80% SOL → USDC

  • Payouts

    $5, then $10, $20, $50…

  • Rails

    Cash App · Venmo

  • Protocol

    10% burn · 10% liquidity