How ROUTΞD works

What is ROUTΞD

ROUTΞD is a token launchpad that sits on top of Stockereum (Ethereum mainnet). When you launch, you pick an account — an X handle today — and every creator fee the token earns is routed to whoever owns that account. They prove ownership by signing in, and claim the fees to any wallet. No coordination, no custody, no trust in us to pay out.

How it works

Fee flow: trade → Stockereum hook (platform fee to Stockereum; creator share → escrow) → pull() splits the creator share 70/30 (you/ROUTΞD) into the vault → claim() pays your 70% to the wallet you choose.

For launchers

1. Launching on — the venue. Stockereum (Ethereum) is live; Klik and Sender are coming soon.
2. Logo — drag & drop an image or paste a URL. It's yours to choose, not auto-pulled from the account.
3. Name & symbol — your token's identity.
4. Pair — pick Stocks or Crypto, then the asset your token trades against (e.g. ETH, NVDA).
5. Route fees to — the account that earns the fees. X is live; more platforms are coming.
6. Trade fee — 1%, 2% or 3% charged per trade.

Liquidity is locked forever — nobody can pull it, including you. Launching costs a small creation fee (currently 0.001 ETH) plus gas.

For fee recipients

If a token routes to your account, open Claim, sign in with X, choose any wallet, and withdraw. Security you can rely on:

• The withdrawal is authorized by a signature that binds your chosen recipient — a relayer can't redirect it.
• Each authorization uses a one-time nonce, so it can't be replayed.
• You can claim across all your tokens in a single batch.
• No admin — not even ROUTΞD — can move your balance.

The split

Of the creator fee a token earns, 70% goes to the routed account and 30% to the ROUTΞD treasury. The platform share is capped at 50% in the contract code — it can be tuned down but never above the cap, and no admin function can ever move a creator's balance.

Venues, platforms & pairs

Contracts

Ethereum mainnet, verified on Etherscan.

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