Creator fees
Creator fees are the launchpad’s own creator revenue: the share of a token’s trading fees that pump.fun or Pons sets aside for the token’s creator. QuiverSend does not add a charge to trades and does not change what traders pay. For tokens launched here, that creator revenue is routed to a QuiverSend collection address and credited to the X profile named as recipient.
Collected and awaiting collection
Collected
Pulled from the launchpad into QuiverSend and final on chain. Collected fees are credited to the recipient and can be withdrawn. Shown with a solid outline.
Awaiting collection
Still in the launchpad’s vault, not yet credited. It is a reading of what is waiting, can change before collection and cannot be withdrawn. Shown with a dashed outline.
Collection happens in passes. Until a pass has collected and finalized a fee, it stays in the awaiting column.
Platform deduction
QuiverSend takes 0% of the fees it collects. The credited amount is the amount collected.
Network fees
- A withdrawal is a transfer on SOL’s or Robinhood Chain’s network, and that network charges a fee. You pay exactly that fee, at cost.
- Before you approve, the quote shows a fee allowance: the most that can be charged. After the transfer confirms, any unused part returns to your balance.
- Launching a token has its own network and launchpad costs, paid from the launcher’s wallet. See Launching a token.
Amounts and dollar figures
- Amounts are exact and always name their asset and network, for example “0.42 SOL on Solana” or “0.0123 ETH on Robinhood Chain”.
- SOL and ETH are different assets and are never added together.
- Dollar values are estimates, marked “est.”, and are never the amount that is sent.
- Fees paid in an asset that has no withdrawal route yet are credited and held for you; they are not lost.
Where the money is