Money has
a new inbox.
Point a token’s creator fees to any email address. The recipient verifies their inbox, connects a wallet, and claims what’s theirs.
From trading fees
to their inbox.
An email is the destination. Ownership is confirmed before a wallet can receive a payout.
Addressed to anyone.
Give fees a recipient before that person ever needs a crypto wallet.
Choose an email.
Create a token and specify the recipient’s email address.
Fees build up.
Trading generates creator fees assigned to that address.
Verify. Connect. Claim.
The recipient proves control of the inbox and chooses a wallet for the payout.
Who’s it for?
Put an email
on the map.
Enter an email to see how it will appear as a destination. Token launch and fee routing are not yet available.
No wallet needed to be named.
When claims open, the recipient will verify their email and connect a wallet to collect the accumulated fees.
Good to know.
The essentials for the sender and the person receiving fees.
Does the recipient need a wallet first?
No. An email address can be named before its owner connects a wallet. A wallet is needed to collect a payout.
How is the recipient verified?
They must prove they control the nominated inbox before connecting a wallet to claim its fees.
Can I send fees to any address?
The intended flow starts with any valid email address. Token creation, verification and payouts are being developed.