How it works.

Overview

TokrBot turns a TikTok video into a token. Someone comments a name and a ticker tagging @tokrbot, a token is minted on Solana with a frame of the video as its logo, and 80% of every trading fee goes to the person who made the video.

A token's birth

A token only exists if someone tags the bot in a comment like this:

• Pick TokrBot from the suggestion list while typing @tokr. If you type the whole handle and send without picking it, the tag stays plain text, TikTok never notifies the bot, and nothing is minted.
• Missing the name or the ticker? Nothing happens and nobody is charged.
• The bot finds the video's creator from its public link, the same one anyone gets by tapping share.
• The token has 1,000,000,000 units on a pump.fun bonding curve. A frame of the video becomes the logo.
• One video, one token. A second tag on the same video does nothing.
• The mint fee and gas are paid by us, never by the creator.

The 80/20 split

Every buy and sell on pump.fun pays a creator fee of about 0.30% of the trade while the token is on the bonding curve.

The 20% is used to buy back $TOKR, the TokrBot token, on the open market. The house wallet sends that 20% to the $TOKR dev wallet, which buys $TOKR with it. Every transfer is listed on Proofs, and every buy shows up on the dev wallet like any other trade. Minting costs and gas come out of the house wallet's own funds, not out of the creator's 80%.

The commenter who tagged the bot gets nothing from the fee. The creator may not know the token exists yet. Until they show up, their share accrues on-chain and is listed under their @ on the Proofs page.

Claim flow

1. Search your @ on Creator Fees. You see the tokens made from your videos, and what each earned.
2. Connect a wallet and sign a message. The signature proves the wallet is yours, and you get a short code tied to that wallet. Your private key never leaves the wallet.
3. Paste the code in your TikTok bio. The bot reads your public profile and marks you verified. Remove it after.
4. Request the payout. Your 80% is sent to your wallet as an on-chain transfer, usually within a minute.
5. Check the receipt. The transaction shows on Proofs with a direct explorer link.

Verification

The only way to prove an account is yours is a code in the profile bio.

• The code is tied to your @ and to the wallet you connected. Same wallet, same code, so leaving and coming back is fine.
• We only read your public profile. It gives no access to your account.
• Screenshots, emails and DMs don't count. Anyone could fake those.

Spam limits

Every mint costs money, so there are guardrails:

Tickers can't repeat, accounts can be blocked, and any creator can ask to be left out entirely.

What you can verify yourself

• Each token's contract and the transaction that created it.
• The fee each token generated: we add up what each trade paid into the creator fee vault, so every number traces back to a transaction.
• Every buy and sell.
• Every creator payout: the amount and the transaction that sent it.

The Proofs page lists it all with explorer links. The raw data is at /api/auditoria if you'd rather check with your own tools.

What still needs trust

• The fee passes through a house wallet. It is collected there and forwarded automatically to the creator's wallet, but the wallet holds it in between.
• Buybacks go through the dev wallet. Every 10 minutes, once the 20% adds up to at least 0.01 SOL, the house wallet sends it to the dev wallet, which buys $TOKR. The transfer is automatic and never touches the 80% owed to creators; the buy is made by hand, so its timing is ours. Both are public on-chain.
• One device reads mentions. If the phone running the reader goes down, new comments wait until it's back.

We plan to improve all three. Today it works like this, and you should know before buying anything.

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