Launch a coin. Spend the fees in the real world.

Your coin's creator fees are claimed every 15 minutes, swapped to USDG and either paid straight to your wallet or loaded onto a card you can spend anywhere. Every run publishes a receipt.

How it runs

  • Every 15 minutesFees are claimed, swapped and settled on a fixed schedule.
  • $25 for a cardA $15 issuing charge plus a $10 minimum on the card. Or take the fees to your wallet and pay nothing.
  • Nothing is lostAnything a cap or minimum holds back waits for the next run, and every run leaves a receipt.
Launch a coin
Payouts

Where your coin's fees go

You choose at launch, and you can switch any time from your dashboard. Fees are the dev's own money either way.

What’s included:

  • Swept USDG sent straight to your launch wallet
  • No card is issued
  • No issuing charge, ever
  • Paid out every 15 minutes
  • Every run leaves a receipt

The default. Best if you just want the fees.

  • A card issued in your name
  • Topped up as more fees arrive
  • Spend anywhere the issuer is accepted
  • Freeze or close it from your wallet
  • Purchases published beside the fees that paid for them

$15 to issue, then $1 + 4% per top-up, taken from your own fees.

Launch a coin
How we work

How a coin funds a card

Your coin deploys onchain from your own wallet

You name it, pick where the fees go, and it deploys from your own wallet. You are the deployer on pons.

Creator fees accrue and are claimed every 15 minutes

A sweeper claims the creator fees, swaps them to USDG and settles them. Below the minimum it waits rather than burning the fee.

Swapped to USDG, then paid out or loaded onto the card

Either the USDG lands in your wallet, or it issues and tops up your card. Spending comes back within a minute.

Built so nothing goes missing

01

The cardholder is locked at launch

The name on the card is fixed when the coin launches, enforced in the database. Nobody can point your coin's fees at a different person later.

02

Held money always waits for the next run

If a minimum or a cap keeps money off the card, it is held against your coin and goes on with a later run. Nothing is dropped.

03

Every run publishes a receipt with its transaction hashes

Every claim, swap, payout and card load is published with its transaction hashes, for every coin, publicly.