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When a token is named after someone on X, its creator fees can be routed to Relay. The person it names signs in with X, sees what has been collected for them, and claims it to a US bank account. They never need a crypto wallet.
Already launched one? Register an existing token to route its creator fees.
They choose an X account by its handle, then launch a new token on pump.fun or Pons, or register one they already created, with creator fees set to a Relay collection address. The routing is checked on chain before the token is listed.
As the token trades, the launchpad accrues creator fees. Relay collects them and credits the recipient once they are final on chain. Fees still waiting in a launchpad vault are shown as uncollected, not as money.
They sign in with X, add US bank details approved with a passkey, and claim. Every cost is shown before a claim is confirmed, and a transfer sent to the bank stays “submitted” until the bank confirms it.
No tokens are routing fees yet
Relay is operator-controlled custody with an account kept for each recipient. It is not a trustless protocol: collected fees sit in addresses Relay controls until a recipient claims them. Relay takes no platform deduction today; each claim lists its network and provider costs before you confirm it.