What launchers do
Choose a launchpad
pump.fun on Solana pays out SOL. Pons on Robinhood Chain pays out ETH.Name the recipient
Look up the X profile that should receive the fees. QuiverSend stores that account’s permanent id, not just the handle.Add the token details
Name, symbol, description and an image, within each launchpad’s limits.Prove you control the wallet
Connect your own wallet and sign a short message. It is free, it expires, it is tied to this site and it cannot move funds.Review the costs and sign the launch
The review lists every cost of the launch. You sign the transaction in your own wallet; QuiverSend never holds your keys.Wait for activation
QuiverSend checks the chain and activates fee routing once the launch is final. On Solana that is usually under a minute. Robinhood Chain follows Ethereum settlement and can take around an hour.
What it costs
The launch is paid from your wallet. On Solana that is the network fee plus account rent for the token and its bonding curve; on Pons it is Pons’s launch fee plus the network fee. Amounts that cannot be known exactly are labelled as estimates, and nothing is sent until you sign.
No hidden purchase
QuiverSend never buys the token for you. On pump.fun you may enter an optional first buy in the same transaction; it is listed in the costs, paid by your wallet, and the tokens go to your wallet. The creator-fee share of that purchase is collected for the recipient. Pons launches have no bundled first buy.
The recipient is fixed
Choose carefully: this cannot be changed
- Naming an account does not mean it endorses the token or even knows about it. The owner finds the fees by signing in with X.
- pump.fun options that would divert or alter creator fees, such as holder rewards or cashback, are never enabled on tokens launched here.
- A token’s page shows the on-chain evidence that its fees really route to QuiverSend, and flags it if that routing is ever lost.
After launch
The token appears on Discover with its page, the recipient and the fees collected so far. Creator fees are collected from the launchpad over time and credited to the recipient once final on chain. How fees work