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Anyone can launch a coin for a TikTok or Instagram creator. A share of every trade's fee builds up for that creator on the chain, and only they can claim it, once they prove the account is theirs.
Anyone with a Solana wallet can launch a coin for a public TikTok or Instagram creator. You paste their profile link, pick a name and ticker, and sign one transaction. It costs about 0.020 SOL in Solana network costs. SWIPE charges no launch fee.
SWIPE finds the creator
We read their public profile so the coin points at the right account, even if they change their handle later.
Their treasury is set up
Each creator gets one treasury address. It is set as the creator of every coin's pool launched for them.
The coin goes live
The coin and its pool are created on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve in the same transaction, with SWIPE's fee config.
Launching a coin isn't an endorsement. Until the creator verifies, their page and every coin page say they haven't verified and don't stand behind the coin.
Every buy and sell pays a 1% fee, in SOL. Meteora's program takes its share first. Everything that is left, 0.8% of each trade, goes to the creator. SWIPE takes nothing from trades. The split is written into the coin's on-chain config when it launches and can't be changed afterwards.
| Who | Share of the fee | Share of each trade | On a 1 SOL trade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meteora protocol fee | 20% | 0.2% | 0.0020 SOL |
| The creator | 80% | 0.8% | 0.0080 SOL |
| Total fee | 100% | 1% | 0.0100 SOL |
Each trade pays a 1% fee, in SOL. On a 1 SOL trade that is 0.010 SOL, split like this:
The creator's treasury
Builds up in the pool for the creator to claim.
0.8%
0.0080 SOL per 1 SOL
Meteora protocol fee
Taken by the bonding curve program itself.
0.2%
0.0020 SOL per 1 SOL
On every page we show each figure on its own: the full fee traders paid, Meteora's fee, the creator's share, what can be claimed now, what has been claimed and anything still confirming.
Creators prove an account is theirs with their bio. Nothing to install, no passwords and no access to the account.
Sign in with your wallet
This is the wallet your fees will go to.
Get a one-time code
It looks like SWIPE-7KQ2M8RA. It is tied to you and to that account, works for one hour and can be checked up to 10 times.
Add it to your public bio
Paste it anywhere in your TikTok or Instagram bio and save. The account has to be public while we check.
SWIPE reads the public profile
If the code is there, the account is verified and linked to you. You can delete the code straight away.
If our automatic check can't read a profile, a person at SWIPE can review it instead. We only ever store a one-way hash of your code, never the code itself.
The creator's share never sits with SWIPE. It builds up inside each coin's pool on the chain. A claim moves it from the pool straight to the creator's own wallet in one transaction.
SWIPE reads what is waiting
The amount comes from the pools on the chain, never from a number you or we type in.
Your wallet signs first
You approve the transaction and pay the small network fee. It can only pay your verified wallet.
SWIPE adds the treasury signature
Our server checks the transaction pays you and nothing else, then signs with your treasury's key and sends it.
It's claimed when the chain says so
We only mark a claim as done once the transaction is confirmed on the chain, with the exact amount it paid.
Verified creators can make their own wallet the creator of their pools. After that you claim directly with your wallet and SWIPE's treasury key has no role in those pools any more. Anything already waiting moves with it.
This can't happen while a coin is in the middle of graduating, because Meteora's program blocks it then. Try again once it has moved to its new pool.
Coins start on a bonding curve: the price rises as people buy and falls as they sell. When about 88 SOL has gone in, the curve is complete and the coin moves to a regular Meteora pool with its liquidity locked.
Curve trading fees stop at graduation. Anything the creator hadn't claimed yet stays claimable. Prices can go down as well as up, and you can lose what you put in.
Money and ownership of pools live on the chain. SWIPE keeps the records that connect them to people.
On the chain, for anyone to check
Stored by SWIPE
Ready when you are.