Launch a coin.
Fees land on a $cashtag.
Name any $cashtag or @venmo handle when you launch. Every trade against your coin pays a 2% creator fee, and Cashtag Money turns that fee into a plain-dollar deposit on that handle. The person on the other end never touches a wallet, a seed phrase, or a bridge. They just see money arrive.
If you launch
Pick a handle, launch on Pons, walk away. The handle gets paid on every trade, whether or not you ever open the site again.
If you receive
You do not need to know what Robinhood Chain is. Confirm a six-letter memo once, and every payout after that is automatic.
If you hold $CASHTAG
One fifth of every fee on every coin buys $CASHTAG on the open market and burns it. More coins, more burns, fewer tokens.
Route a payout before you launch.
Type the handle, pick the coin, drag the volume. The desk shows exactly what lands on that handle, how fast, and what gets burned along the way. Nothing here is a live launch — it is the same math the contracts use.
No link to click, nothing to install, no token to figure out. A deposit with the coin ticker in the note, and the next one whenever the vault crosses $5.00 again.
Arrives as ordinary money. No token in the inbox, no conversion to explain.
Bought on the open market and sent to the dead address, every payout cycle.
Payouts fire the moment the vault crosses $5.00. Faster coins pay faster.
At this volume. Volume is the only variable; the split never moves after launch.
Four hops. None of them need the recipient.
The launcher names the handle. The trader pays the fee. The pipeline does the rest, and the handle owner only shows up once, to confirm a memo.
Name a handle at launch
Launch on Pons like any other coin, but with one extra field: the $cashtag, @venmo or payment link that should receive the fees. It is written into the coin and cannot be edited afterwards, not even by you.
Fees pile up in USDG
Every buy and sell pays 2% into a vault that belongs to the coin, not to a person. The vault is a plain contract on Robinhood Chain, readable by anyone, drainable by no one.
Vault crosses $5, sweep fires
The USDG bridges to USDC on Base through Across. From there the payout rail buys dollars and sends them to the handle, with the coin ticker in the note. Roughly two minutes end to end.
The rest buys and burns $CASHTAG
Whatever is not sent to the handle is spent buying $CASHTAG from the open market and sent to the dead address in the same transaction. There is no treasury that holds it in between.
Launchers can push the handle's share up to 90% or down to 50%. The burn side is always what is left. There is no third slice for the protocol.
$0.01 to the handle with a six-letter memo. Whoever controls the handle types that memo here once, and every payout after that is automatic. Until the memo is confirmed, funds wait in the vault. After 90 days unconfirmed, the waiting balance is burned as $CASHTAG instead, so nothing sits idle.Who is getting paid.
Two boards, updated with every sweep. Handles on the left, the coins feeding them on the right. Click a coin to load its route into the desk above.
Top handles
| Handle | Fed by | Received |
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Top coins
| Coin | Pays | 24h fees |
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$CASHTAG is what the burn side buys.
It is not a payout token and it is never sent to a handle. It is the thing every coin on the platform is quietly buying back on the open market, one sweep at a time.
- Buy pressureEvery sweep on every coin ends with a market buy of $CASHTAG. The more handles get paid, the more $CASHTAG leaves circulation.
- No treasuryNothing is parked. The burn happens inside the payout transaction, so there is no wallet to watch and no unlock to fear.
- No emissionsFixed supply at launch. The platform cannot mint more to pay anyone, including itself.
- Hold to launchLaunching a coin with a custom split above 80% requires holding 250,000 $CASHTAG at launch time. The default split is free.
Rollout.
Three phases. The boards above go from simulated to live between the first two.
- $CASHTAG live on Robinhood Chain via Pons.
- Desk open: route any handle, generate a launch card, share it.
- Memo-claim flow finalised for $cashtag and @venmo handles.
- Launch form opens: name a handle, deploy on Pons in one step.
- First sweeps fire. Boards switch from simulated to onchain data.
- Payment links added as a third handle type.
- Split-to-many: one coin, up to five handles, weighted.
- Recurring handles: a coffee shop's handle can be reused by any coin without a new memo.
- Public burn ledger with per-coin attribution.
The trade is onchain.
The money is just money.
Launch a coin for a barista, a shelter, a coach, a skate park, your cousin. They will not know what a vault is, and they will not need to.