Your karma.
Now it pays.
Launch a coin for a redditor. Route its creator fees. Let the person behind the username claim their share.
Allocated to the redditor.
Good things
have a
destination.
A username is more than a line of text.
Give it a place in the fee flow.
Native pump.fun fee sharing routes creator fees to Upvote.
The ledger separates the recipient, buyback reserve and treasury shares.
Reserved for the person you name. They prove account ownership, then claim with their approved wallet.
Give credit.
Let it come back.
Three steps. One rightful owner.
Name someone.
Enter their Reddit username, token details and your own artwork. The fee line identifies the recipient.
Route the fees.
A coin uses Upvote’s collection wallet as its fee-sharing recipient. Its fees are allocated in the ledger.
Verify & claim.
The recipient proves they own the Reddit account. After human review, they sign with their approved wallet.
Less guesswork.
More receipts.
View every payment ↗Payment history.
Recipient, amount and on-chain transaction. Every recorded payout has a receipt.
View payment records →Every coin has
someone behind it.
Explore coins and the people named in their fee routing.
Prepare a coin ↗Nothing behind the curtain.
The public destination for routed creator fees.
Clear by
design.
Go deeper ↗What is Upvote?
A way to name a redditor as the recipient of a coin’s creator-fee allocation. The fixed split is 65% for that person, 25% for buyback reserves and 10% for treasury.
Does the redditor need to launch the coin?
No. A launcher names the account in the coin’s immutable metadata. Ownership is verified separately when the recipient wants to claim.
How does someone prove it is their account?
They sign with a wallet, post a one-time code from their Reddit account, and submit the proof for human review. An approved wallet is then bound to that identity.
Where can I see actual payments?
The Payments page lists confirmed transfers with Solscan links. Drafts, allocations and illustrative previews are not counted as paid.