The launchpad that pays real companies. Paste a company’s link, launch its coin, and an AI finds the way to get the creator fees to them. No sign-up on their side. It just arrives.
It reads the company’s own site and public pages, checks five routes and picks the one that gets money to them with nobody lifting a finger. No route, no launch.
The AI tries them in this order. The first one that works is the route, the next one is the backup.
Every hour, start to finish, with a receipt for each payment on the coin’s page.
Routes the AI finds for well-known names. These are examples of the scan, not coins anyone launched.
The company, the coin, the share of fees. One signature and the route is locked to the coin.
Short, because it should be.
No. The AI only picks routes that already accept money from anyone: their own wallet, their funding page, their store, their stock. It arrives without anyone claiming it.
No. Every coin is a community coin and says so on its page: not affiliated with, endorsed by or issued by the company.
Then the coin doesn’t launch. Fees never pile up waiting for someone to claim them.
They can ask to switch the route, send it to a cause they pick, or turn it off. The coin keeps trading; its fees go where they say.
Creator fees come in as SOL, get swapped to USDC on Jupiter every hour, and leave through the route. Each payment gets a receipt on the coin’s page.
A closed funding page or a removed address moves the coin to its backup route, and the AI scans again.
Solana. Launch with Phantom, Solflare or Backpack.
Yes. Send 50%, 75% or 100% to the company. The rest goes to your wallet.
This certifies that $BANKROLL is the coin of Bankroll.
Contract address drops at launch.