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trading fees.

Token creators on Pons can point their earnings at any wallet. Check what's waiting for yours and claim it — no sign-ups, your keys stay yours.

or connect your wallet to fill it in automatically

Questions people ask

Why would a wallet I own have fees waiting?

When someone launches a token on Pons (a launchpad on Robinhood Chain), they can point the token's trading fees at any wallet — a friend, a cause, a public figure, a charity. Every trade of that token then earns the chosen wallet a small cut. This page finds those earnings and walks you through collecting them.

What do I need to claim?

A wallet app (like MetaMask or Rabby) holding the address the fees were sent to, and a tiny amount of ETH on Robinhood Chain to pay network fees — a claim costs well under a cent. Nothing else: no account, no permissions beyond signing the claim itself.

What is WETH? What is SPCX?

Some fees arrive as WETH — "wrapped" ETH, worth exactly the same as ETH. We give you a one-click step that converts it into plain ETH. Fees from newer tokens can arrive as tokenized stocks like SPCX or NVDA — those are tradeable tokens on Robinhood Chain; you can hold them or swap them.

Is this safe? Do you touch my money?

No. This site never asks for your keys and can't move anything on its own. Every step is a transaction your wallet shows you first and you approve — and each one only tells the official Pons contracts "pay out what I'm owed, to me."

My token isn't showing up

Paste the token's contract address after checking your wallet — a link appears under your results — and we'll look it up directly.