How QuiverSend works
Creator fees from a token follow an X profile. The profile’s owner signs in with X, adds their own Robinhood deposit address and withdraws with a passkey.
Step 1: Launch with an X recipient
Pick pump.fun or Pons, set the token up and name the X profile that should receive its creator fees. You sign the launch from your own wallet, and the recipient is fixed from then on.
Step 2: Fees are collected on chain
Creator fees route to a QuiverSend collection address. They are credited to the recipient once they are collected and final on chain. Until then they stay in the launchpad’s vault.
Step 3: The recipient signs in with X
Entitlement follows the X account’s permanent id, not its handle. They add their own Robinhood deposit address, copied from their Robinhood app for the matching network.
Step 4: Withdraw with a passkey
SOL on Solana or ETH on Robinhood Chain, approved with a passkey on their device. There is no platform deduction; the only cost is the network fee of the transfer.
Help topics
- Robinhood deposit addressesCopy the right address for the right network from your own Robinhood account.
- Withdrawals and statusesHow a withdrawal runs, what each status means, fees and minimums.
- Launching a tokenWhat launchers do, what it costs and why the recipient is fixed.
- Security and sign-inX sign-in, passkeys, deposit address privacy and recovery.
- Fees explainedCreator fees, collected versus awaiting collection, and network fees.
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