How routing works
A wallet for every identity, a split the program pays, nobody in the middle.
Klik makes the people a launch names into shareholders of the coin’s creator fee. A recipient is anything a person can prove they control: an X handle, a Twitch, YouTube or Kick channel, a GitHub username, a Telegram username, an email address, a domain, or a wallet. They do not need an account with Klik, a wallet of their own, or any idea that the token exists.
- Launch. You name up to five recipients with a share each. Before anything is signed, each of them who is not already a wallet gets a Solana wallet keyed to their identity, made by Privy, that opens only for a sign-in with that identity.
- Write. Right after the coin is created, the launch writes every wallet into the coin’s fee-sharing config on pump.fun: your recipients, your own unrouted rest, and Klik’s 5% of what is routed. The program locks the list; nobody can change it afterwards.
- Accrue. Trading happens on pump.fun as usual. The creator fee accrues in the coin’s vault, owned by the program.
- Pay. Whenever the vault holds enough, a payout is triggered (by Klik’s crank, or by anyone: it is permissionless) and the program moves each share straight into each wallet.
- Take. The person signs in as that identity, sees the wallet, and sends the SOL anywhere or cashes out to a bank, a card or PayPal through MoonPay.
The identity is the account. Nobody has to sign up in advance to be paid, and nobody except the person who can sign in as the identity can open the wallet. Klik never holds a key or a balance.