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Vaults and claims are simulated.

What is real?

Twitch · Kick · pump.fun live

Creator fees, paid to streamers.

Launch a coin for any Twitch, Kick or pump.fun streamer. You set their share of its creator fees, 50% by default, and it lands in an on-chain vault only they can open.

Streamer share
50%
default · you set it
Split
Locked
on-chain at launch
Expiry
Never
unclaimed stays put

routed 1,961.01 SOL · 24h 90.10 SOL · slot 451,139,111 · demo

Statement period DEMO

Since first vault · simulated

Routed to vaults
1,961.01 SOL
$238.7K
Claimed
1,517.30 SOL
$184.7K
Waiting in vaults
443.70 SOL
never expires
Last 24h
90.10 SOL
7 streamers live now

as of slot 451,139,111mainnet slot · live

How it works

Three steps. No middleman.

The money path is fixed at launch and runs on-chain. We never hold it, and we can't redirect it.

  1. 01

    Anyone launches a coin for a streamer

    The launcher picks a Twitch, Kick or pump.fun streamer, verified by their channel or profile ID, and sets the streamer's share of creator fees (50% by default). The launch writes the fee split into pump.fun's own fee-sharing config and revokes its admin in the same flow. Nobody can change it afterwards, including us.

    pump.fun program
    6EF8…wF6P
    pump.fun fee program
    pfee…ojVZ
  2. 02

    Every trade routes fees to the streamer's vault

    Trading accrues pump.fun creator fees (0.3% of volume on the bonding curve today). A permissionless crank distributes them by the split locked at launch: the streamer's share (10% to 90%, 50% by default) to a vault address derived from the streamer's ID, the remainder to the launcher's wallet, 10% to the protocol treasury.

    LIVE FEE RATE
    • Streamer vault (default)50%
    • Launcher wallet40%
    • Protocol10%
    Vault programPLACEHOLDER
    Mock…1111
    Protocol treasuryPLACEHOLDER
    Mock…1111
  3. 03

    The streamer gets paid, no custody

    Twitch and Kick streamers prove the channel (zero-knowledge proof, channel code or login); pump.fun streamers sign with their profile wallet. Payouts go to any Solana wallet. No KYC, no country list, no minimum, no expiry. Unclaimed fees simply wait in the vault.

    Vault → any Solana wallet, about 60 seconds end to end.

Trust

Built so we can't touch the money.

Five commitments, each enforced by code or visible on-chain. Each links to its proof.

How this compares with a typical fee platform

Most creator-fee services pool everyone's fees in one treasury and pay out off-chain. The difference is structural.

 StackLiveTypical pooled-treasury platform
Where fees waitA vault per streamer, derived from their channel or profile ID. No admin withdraw.One treasury or hot wallet controlled by the operator.
SplitWritten into pump.fun's fee-sharing config, admin revoked at launch.Operator policy; can change.
Streamer shareSet per coin, 10% to 90% of creator fees, 50% by default, locked on-chain.A fixed share set by the operator, commonly 80% to 85%.
Unclaimed moneyStays in the streamer's vault. Never expires, never swept.Often expires; the operator may keep it.
Who can claimAny Twitch, Kick or pump.fun streamer, any Solana wallet, any country.Often limited by country, age, account type or daily caps.
PayoutSelf-serve, one transaction, about 60 seconds.Batches, schedules or milestones.
ProofEvery figure derived from chain data; recompute it at /verify.Partly private ledgers (exchanges, bank transfers).

Detailed comparison with live on-chain reference data in Docs · Comparison.

Leaderboard · 7 days

Top streamers by fees received

  1. 01QuietMarlow136.09 SOL$16.6K
  2. 02BrassFinch97.00 SOL$11.8K
  3. 03TessVantaa73.29 SOL$8,923
  4. 04curvewatcher52.84 SOL$6,433
  5. 05NovaDriftTV39.22 SOL$4,775

DEMO Fictional streamers. Real channels appear once the program is live and streamers claim.

For streamers

Someone launched a coin for you?

Your share of its creator fees is already waiting in a vault tied to your channel ID. No login needed: your payouts go only to an address you published yourself.

  • A SOL address on your channel description or tip page is enough: nothing to do
  • Or verify in a minute with a channel code or a zero-knowledge proof; we never get access to your account
  • Streaming on pump.fun? Sign one message with your profile wallet
  • Any change to a published address freezes payouts; funds stay in your vault
  • No KYC, no country list, no minimum, no expiry
  • Hide coins that name you, or opt out entirely, at any time
  • A small OBS alert shows each payout on stream and never covers the game

What a streamer sees

NovaDriftTV

Live · 6,277 watching

DEMO

Unclaimed balance

Unclaimed
122.35SOL

≈ $14,895 · lifetime 122.35 SOL

Coins$CRT50%$WR25%
Vault WLqu…YDUX · only NovaDriftTV can open it
NovaDriftTV · creator fees from $CRT+0.0041 SOL$0.50
OBS browser source. Small, never covers the game.Overlay builder

Token NOT LAUNCHED

$STACKLIVE

The protocol's 10% share funds a weekly buyback and burn, executed from the public treasury with every transaction listed. Half of the token's own creator fees go to a Streamer Fund.

It gates nothing: no governance, no yield, no claim on revenue. Not investment advice.

Contract address
TBA · not launched yet
Protocol revenue
10% of creator fees on every coin
Use of revenue
70% buyback and burn · 30% operations (RPC, audits, key management)
Token creator fees
50% Streamer Fund · 50% buyback
Unclaimed streamer money
Never reaches the treasury. It stays in each vault.

FAQ

Plain answers

Who can launch a coin for a streamer?

Anyone with a Solana wallet. The launcher picks a streamer on Twitch, Kick or pump.fun live, we check the account exists on the platform, and the coin is created on pump.fun with its creator fees locked to that streamer's vault. The launcher chooses the streamer's share (10% to 90%, 50% by default) and receives the remainder after the protocol's 10%. The split is shown before signing and locked on-chain at launch.

Does the streamer need to do anything?

Nothing until they want the money. Fees collect in their vault on their own. To get paid, the vault needs a payout address: one the streamer already published on their channel (on pump.fun, the profile wallet), or one they bind with a Reclaim proof, a channel code, a login or a pump.fun wallet signature. After that, payouts are forwarded automatically. You must be 18 or older to receive payouts.

Do I have to log in to get paid?

No. If your Twitch or Kick description (or a tip page it links to) already shows your Solana address, we can pay that address without any login. You can also prove the channel is yours with Reclaim, a zero-knowledge proof that gives us no access, or by putting a short code in your stream title for a minute. Login is optional, and if you use it we only read your user ID and revoke the token immediately. On pump.fun there is no login at all: you sign a message with your profile wallet.

Do you support pump.fun streams?

Yes. pump.fun live is the third platform, next to Twitch and Kick. A launcher can name any pump.fun profile, and its vault is tied to the profile's permanent ID, not the username. To get paid, sign a free message with the wallet that owns your pump.fun profile (no transaction, nothing moves), or do nothing: the profile wallet is public, so it becomes your payout address after it is seen twice, 24 hours apart. For an on-stream overlay, stream to pump.fun from OBS with the RTMP key pump.fun gives you and add the overlay as a browser source. StackLive is not affiliated with pump.fun.

Which address do you pay?

Only one you published or verified yourself: the Solana address on your own channel or linked tip page, your pump.fun profile wallet, or the wallet you bound with a Reclaim proof, a channel code, a login or a profile-wallet signature. We never choose an address, and the vault program only pays the bound wallet. Any Solana wallet works, in any country, with no minimum amount.

What if someone hacks my tip page?

We re-check published addresses about every 6 hours. If the address disappears or changes, payouts freeze immediately and the money stays in your vault. A new address never takes over without a public waiting period. Remove the wrong address, secure the account, and re-verify with Reclaim, a code or a login; explicit proof always beats what is published.

Put a streamer's fees where only they can reach them.

24 vaults · 31 coins · slot 451,139,111