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Frequently asked questions
Short, plain answers. The rest of the docs go deeper.
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.
Can my manager set this up?
Yes. Anyone who can edit the channel's title or bio can use a channel code: request it with the payout wallet, put it in the stream title or bio, press Check, then remove it. No password or login is shared with us or with the manager.
What happens if the streamer never claims?
The fees stay in the streamer's vault. They never expire and nobody can sweep them: the program has no withdraw instruction for us or anyone else. Unclaimed money cannot reach StackLive.
What are the fees?
The protocol treasury takes a fixed 10% of every coin's pump.fun creator fees. The rest is split between the streamer's vault and the launcher's wallet: the launcher picks the streamer's share, from 10% to 90% in 5% steps, and keeps the remainder. The default is streamer 50% · launcher 40% · protocol 10%. The split is written into pump.fun's fee-sharing config and locked at launch, and every coin page shows its own split. We charge nothing to get paid; a claim costs only the Solana network fee.
Why does the launcher get a share?
Launching a coin takes work and a small amount of SOL, and the launcher share rewards that. It is capped by the streamer's share, which is at least 10%: a launcher who sets the streamer to 90% gets nothing. The exact split of every coin is public on its page and in pump.fun's on-chain config.
Does the streamer endorse the coin?
No. Coins are launched by third parties. A coin naming a streamer does not mean the streamer supports it, and every coin description says so. Streamers can hide coins that name them or opt out entirely.
How do I opt out?
On the opt-out page, log in with the same Twitch or Kick account. pump.fun streamers confirm with a signature from their profile wallet (coming soon; until then, contact us). You can hide coins that name you, or opt out fully, which also blocks new launches and deletes our cached copy of your profile. It is reversible, and any fees already in your vault stay yours to be paid out.
What is $STACKLIVE?
$STACKLIVE is the project's own coin. It gates nothing and carries no governance, yield or revenue claim. It has not launched yet (contract address: TBA); anything shown about it today is DEMO.
Is this live?
Not yet. The on-chain vault program is being written and will be tested on devnet first, so vaults, balances, payout bindings and claims on this site are DEMO data today. Items marked LIVE DATA, such as pump.fun's current fee tiers and the SOL price, are read from Solana mainnet or public market APIs.