A riso-printed card for every @ on crypto twitter
Moneyforyour@
Mint a card for any X handle. Yours, a friend's, a dev you owe. The card is a Solana address, so fees, tips and sends land on it and wait there until the owner claims.
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Print an @
Type any X username, pick an ink, pay the fee. The mint is a memo on Solana. No database, no permission, no wallet address to ask for.
Point money at it
The card is a plain Solana address. Set it as your creator fee wallet, your fee share, or just send to it. Everything lands in one place.
The owner claims
Sign in with X, link a wallet, sweep. Money that arrived before they showed up is waiting. Cards follow the account, not the spelling.
Rails
Any rail that pays a wallet pays the card.
No integrations to wait for. A card is a Solana address with a name on it. Point your fees at it today.
- Livepump.fun creator feesSet the card as your creator wallet
- LiveBags fee shareRoute your share to the card address
- LiveTips and sendsAnyone pays the @ in SOL or USDC
- LiveAnything that pays a walletReferrals, royalties, airdrops
- SoonX MoneyDollar sends by handle
- SoonFOMO tipsTips from the trading app
All of it lands here
For them
Print it for someone else.
You do not need their permission or their wallet. Print the @, send what you owe, tweet them the link. The money sits on the card until they sign in with X and claim it. If they never do, it sits there.
- 1Pay a dev for a fix before they ask.
- 2Route a fee share to a co-founder who is not on chain yet.
- 3Tip a poster. Only they can ever claim it.
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Tiers
The sticker levels up with what lands.
Lifetime inflow in dollars, read from the chain. Nobody can buy a sticker.
Every card starts as paper hands.
Fifty dollars has landed.
A thousand in. Gold sticker.
Ten thousand. Diamond hands.
Inks
Six inks. Zero gradients.
Pick one at mint. It is written into the memo, so the chain remembers your colour too.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Can I print a card for someone else?+
Yes. Any handle, no permission. Only the person who can sign in to that X account can claim what is on it.
Where does the money actually sit?+
On a Solana address that belongs to the handle. The key for that address is derived from a server secret and the handle, and it signs exactly one kind of transaction: the sweep to the wallet the owner linked after signing in with X.
What does minting write on chain?+
One transaction: the mint fee to the treasury and a memo that reads xcards:v1:mint:<handle>:<ink>. That memo is the registry. The first valid one per handle wins, and anyone can verify it on any explorer.
What if the owner changes their username?+
Claims are tied to the X account id, not the spelling. A renamed account can still claim the card printed under the old name.
Which tokens land on a card?+
SOL and USDC are shown and swept. Anything else sent to the address is still there; it just is not on the card face yet.
Is there a fee on money that lands?+
No. The only fee is the mint. Network fees for the sweep come out of the SOL on the card.
Can I un-mint?+
No. A memo is forever. You can leave a card empty.