Pay the people who bring traders to your coin
Set a share of your creator fees. Every promoter gets a personal link, trades from wallets that came through it are credited on a public page, and you pay their claims from your own wallet.
Tipline never holds funds or keys. Credits are recorded automatically; claims are paid by the creator.
Follow one trade down the line
Move the trade size. Every figure below is worked out from your own numbers.
- Your linkA trader opens it and links their wallet
- A traderTrades 1 SOL
- The tradeCreator fee
- PromoterCredited
Three stations on the line
From a shared link to a paid claim, every step is recorded where anyone can read it.
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Creator
Sets a share
Open a program for your coin and choose what share of your creator fees goes to promoters, plus a hold time and a minimum trade.
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Promoter and trader
Link, then trade
Each promoter gets a personal link. A trader opens it, signs one free message to link their wallet, then trades wherever they like.
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Public page
Credits land, claims are paid
Credits appear on the program page as trades happen. The promoter claims there, and the creator pays the claim from their own wallet.
For creators
Let the people who send you volume share in the fees it produces, on terms you set and can see.
- See every link's path: clicks, linked wallets, trades and credits.
- Hold credits for a time before they can be claimed, and void any that look wrong, with a public reason.
- Pay open claims in one signed transaction from your own wallet.
What you set
- Promoter share of creator feesYour choice
- Hold time before a credit is claimableDefault 24 h
- How long a link counts a traderUp to 90 days
- Minimum tradeDefault 0.05 SOL
- Daily credit capsOptional
For promoters
Take a link, share it where your audience is, and watch credits arrive on a page you do not have to trust anyone to keep.
- One personal link per program, copied and shared in seconds.
- Every credit shows its state and the trade behind it.
- Claim from the program page; payment goes to the wallet you signed in with.
The life of a credit
- PendingRecorded, waiting out the hold time.
- ClaimableReady for you to claim.
- ClaimedIn an open claim, waiting for the creator.
- PaidPaid on-chain; the transaction is linked.
- ReviewHeld for the creator to approve or void.
- VoidedRemoved, with a public reason.
Built so you do not have to take our word
Non-custodial
Tipline never holds funds or keys. Claims are paid by the creator straight to the promoter's wallet.
Capped by the real fee
A credit comes from the creator fee in the same on-chain transaction, so it can never exceed what the creator received.
A ledger anyone can check
Credits, claims, voids and payment transactions sit on a public page. No login needed to read it.
pump.fun coins in v1
Coins launched on pump.fun are supported, on the bonding curve and after they graduate to PumpSwap.
Questions
Who pays the promoters?
The creator, from their own wallet. Tipline records credits and checks the payment on-chain; it never holds the money.
How does a trade get credited?
A trader opens a promoter's link and signs one free message that links their wallet. After that, that wallet's trades in the coin are credited to the promoter, on any venue.
Can a credit be larger than the creator fee?
No. The credit is the promoter's share of the creator fee that the same transaction paid to the creator, rounded down.
When can a promoter claim?
When the hold time set by the creator has passed. Until then the credit shows as pending.
What if a claim is not paid?
Every claim, its age and its payment are public on the program page, so promoters and traders can see how a creator treats claims.
Does it cost traders anything?
No. Linking a wallet is a free signature, and trades happen where they always did.