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Tills

Launch a coin on Pons and name any site. The site collects 80% of every creator fee.

Launches open when the Tills hub goes live on Robinhood Chain.

Money order

Nº 4663-000142

Poste restante. Held for the website until its owner claims it.

Pay to the website
substack.com
From coin
$COO · Payout Pigeon
Route
Pons curve, coin vault, Across bridge, Stripe payout
Amount, 80% share
$*****79.94

RH 4663  VAULT 0x6fb4…6e9b  USDG

Memo: Creator fees via Tills

Specimen: example amounts.
ROBINHOOD CHAIN4663HELD19 SEP 2026

Receipt

Keep this part

tear along the holes

Pay to

substack.com

Amount

$*****79.94

Nº 4663-000142

Every leg gets a receipt on Robinhood Chain.

BY AIRMAILRECEIPTSENT19 SEP 2026

Name any of these sites on a coin.

Each listing links public proof that the site takes Stripe. None of them signed up, and none has to: a site's share waits at the counter until its owner claims it.

Browse the directory
  • Tills directory597sites on file
  • stripe.com309Stripe customer stories
  • Live check185checkouts found on site
  • TrustMRR88revenues verified

One fee, start to finish, in fourteen seconds.

A trade pays a fee. The coin's vault collects it, Tills splits it, and the website's share travels out to its bank. The clip below shows the whole route before we walk through each stop.

The route of one creator fee, from a Pons trade to a Stripe payoutExample amounts

Follow one fee from the trade to the bank.

Six counters, six postmarks. Each one is a contract call or a payout you can look up.

  1. Trade ticketbuy · sell

    A trade on Pons pays a fee

    Every buy and sell on the coin's curve pays the Pons fee plus the creator tax, in USDG. The creator share waits on the curve.

    Call
    curve.buy(quoteIn, minOut, to)
    Receipt
    CurveBuy(fee, tax)
    PONS CURVE4663TRADEDRH 4663
  2. P.O. boxone vault per coin

    It lands in the coin's own vault

    Each coin gets one vault, set as its creator fee recipient at launch. A sweep moves the fee into the Pons escrow under that vault.

    Call
    curve.sweepFees(0)
    Receipt
    escrow.balanceOfToken(vault, USDG)
    COIN VAULT4663VAULTEDRH 4663
  3. Website80%$TILL20%

    The hub claims and splits it

    Anyone can trigger a claim. The Tills hub books 80% to the named website and 20% to buy and burn $TILL.

    Call
    hub.collect(coinIds)
    Receipt
    Collected(coinId, 80%, 20%)
    TILLS HUB4663SPLIT 80/20RH 4663
  4. Poste restante

    It waits at the counter

    A site that has not claimed yet keeps its share owed in USDG. The owner proves the domain once, with a DNS record.

    Call
    TXT tills-verification=…
    Receipt
    hub.owed(domainHash)
    POSTE RESTANTE4663HELDRH 4663
  5. By airUSDG → USDC

    Across carries it out as USDC

    Once a day, a claimed site's share leaves Robinhood Chain through Across. The bridge fee is quoted before anyone signs.

    Call
    SpokePool.deposit(USDG to USDC)
    Receipt
    Across deposit id
    ACROSS BRIDGE4663AIRMAILEDRH 4663
  6. Payout stubbank or wallet

    The site gets paid

    Stripe pays the bank or Stripe balance, or USDC lands in the site's wallet. Tills writes the payout reference on chain.

    Call
    hub.recordPayout(domain, amount, ref)
    Receipt
    Paid(domain, amount, ref)
    THE WEBSITE4663DELIVEREDRH 4663
Filling in the launch form: the website field decides where the fees goExample amounts

Give your coin a reason to trade.

Pick a site you rate: an indie tool, a newsletter, a charity. Its name goes on the money order, and every trade of your coin pays it.

  • You name a domain, not a wallet.The site needs no account with us before your launch.
  • The fees are dollars.Coins pair with USDG, so fees never swing with the coin's price.
  • Nobody at Tills can reroute them.The vault pays one website. Neither you nor Tills can point its fees anywhere else.
Launch a coin

Run a website? Money may be waiting for it.

Anyone can name your domain on a coin. Look it up to see what it has earned, then add one DNS record to collect it at your bank, your Stripe balance or a USDC wallet.

Tills never asks for your bank details. Stripe collects them on its own hosted form.

Claiming a site: one DNS record, then pick where to be paidExample amounts

The counter, right now.

Live readings from Robinhood Chain. Tills totals start at zero: the hub contract deploys at launch, and nothing below is invented.

Meter register

Tills hub · RH 4663

Fees routed to websitesStarts counting when the hub deploys.
Opens at launch$******0.00
Held at the counterOwed to sites that have not claimed yet.
Held$******0.00
Paid out to sitesThe first payout lands here.
Waiting$******0.00
$TILL bought and burned$0.00 waiting for the next buyback.
Accruing$******0.00

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The newest launches on Robinhood Chain. Any of these creators can point the coin's fees at a website.

20% of every claim buys $TILL and burns itExample amounts

A fifth of every claim buys $TILL and burns it.

The buyback wallet spends its 20% on $TILL on Robinhood Chain and sends every token to the burn address. Each burn shows up in the ledger with its transaction.

Website share
80%
Buy and burn
20%
$TILL contract
Launch soon

Name a website. Launch the coin. Watch the till fill.

Launching costs 0.0005 ETH in Pons fees plus gas. Launches open when the Tills hub goes live on Robinhood Chain.