Claiming fees

When a token trades, its 70% creator pool accrues to the recipients set at launch. How you claim depends on how you were added.

What the Claim page shows

The Claim surface lists every token that routes fees to you — whether you were added as a wallet or by your X handle — each with your own share and a Claim button. A Collect all button at the top sweeps everything claimable in one go.

Amounts shown are only your share: the 30% protocol cut and any co-recipients’ shares are already removed, so the number is exactly what lands in your wallet. Each token displays your basis-point share of its creator pool and the amount you can claim, in that token’s quote asset.

One claim settles a whole asset

Fees settle per quote asset on-chain (all your ETH-quoted tokens together, all your USDG-quoted tokens together), so claiming one token also settles your other tokens in that same asset. Collect all simply does this for every asset at once.

Fees only become claimable once a token’s LP fees are collected from the pool into the escrow. That collection is permissionless — anyone can trigger it from a token’s page (“Collect fees”), and the protocol does it as part of routine operation — so you never depend on someone else to unlock your share.

Claiming is rolling out

The escrow that holds these balances — FeeSplitterEscrow — is deployed and verified on Robinhood Chain mainnet (4663), and the in-app Claim + X-link flow described below is implemented. It activates for everyone as the protocol’s linker service finishes going live.

If you’re a wallet recipient

Your fees accrue to your address as the token trades. Open the Claim surface, connect that wallet, and withdraw your balance. Payouts are in the token’s quote asset (ETH or USDG). Claiming is pull-based — you withdraw when you want; nothing is pushed to you automatically.

If you were tagged by your X handle

You can be added to a split by your X handle before you’ve ever connected a wallet. Until you link one, your share is held in a claimable escrow keyed to your handle.

To claim:

1. Open Claim and sign in with X (via Privy) to prove you control the handle.
2. Connect a wallet — an existing one, or the embedded wallet from social login. Once your X account and a wallet are both on your Privy profile, Hoodl binds the handle to that wallet on-chain automatically — no extra signature or step.
3. Claim everything that accrued in your name; future fees then flow to your linked wallet directly.

Why an escrow?

There is no trustless way to bind an X handle to a wallet on-chain, so — like every production system that does this — Hoodl uses X sign-in to verify control of a handle before releasing funds. Your share is safe in escrow the entire time; linking just tells the contract where to send it. See Creator fee routing for the trust model.

Unclaimed fees

Unclaimed escrow balances stay in escrow and remain claimable — they aren’t swept away if you take a while to show up. The protocol multisig has narrowly-scoped dispute tools (for example, correcting a handle that was linked in error), and a reclaim mechanism exists but is disabled by default; if a reclaim policy is ever enabled, its terms will be published here first.

Getting paid in

All fee payouts are in the token’s quote asset — ETH or USDG, whichever the token launched with. The protocol swaps the memecoin side of collected fees into the quote asset before it reaches you, so you’re never left holding an illiquid position you have to sell yourself.