Economics & launch
SER rewards
How the 90% creator-fee share becomes a reward pool, reward cadence, who gets paid, and how sers are paid: to a linked Solana payout wallet in SOL on Solana, by onchain claim in ETH on Robinhood Chain.
Last updated Oct 6, 2026
- Postabout the coin
- ScoreSER Score
- Allocationyour share of the pool
- Payoutto your saved wallet
- Solana: allocated, sending not live yet
- Robinhood Chain: you claim onchain
Solanapump.fun
SOL- Paid in
- The pair token, SOL by default
- Paid to
- Your Solana payout wallet
- How
- Operator-signed transfers, not live yet
Robinhood Chainpons
ETH- Paid in
- ETH, delivered as WETH
- Paid to
- Your Robinhood Chain wallet
- How
- You claim onchain from the Rewards page
Where the pool comes from and who it is for
Coins launched through SER put their creator fees through SER’s 90/10 split. 90% funds that coin’s reward pool; the other 10% goes to SER for $SER buyback & burn. SER takes no other cut. The split is the same on both launchpads; where the pool lives, what it is paid in and how you receive it depends on the chain. Creator fee economics.
Rewards are for sers — the people who post about a coin. The coin’s creator fees fund the sers’ reward pool: SER pays the sers who post about the coin. Launchers don’t sign up. Only sers sign up. Sers sign up by signing in on the Become a ser page.
On Solana (pump.fun)
SOL- Paid in the coin’s pair token — SOL by default.
- Paid to the Solana payout wallet you linked on your dashboard.
- How: operator-signed transfers. Payouts are not live yet.
On Robinhood Chain (pons)
ETH- Paid in ETH (delivered as WETH), plus any other asset the token’s fee router receives.
- Paid to your account’s Robinhood Chain wallet: the one you signed in with, or the one you linked on your dashboard.
- How: you claim onchain with a Merkle proof, from the Rewards page.
Reward pools on pump.fun (Solana)
- There is no SER contract on Solana. The 90% share is set through pump.fun’s own fee sharing at launch and goes to the reward wallet for sers.
- Each coin has its own pool per reward asset, built from the distributions SER indexes from Solana.
- Creator fees and rewards are in the coin’s pair token — SOL by default. Amounts of different assets are never added together.
- Rewards are allocated to sers who saved a Solana address on the Become a ser page. No wallet connection required.
- Solana payouts are not live yet. An allocation is not a payment, and nothing here promises when payouts start.
Reward pools on pons (Robinhood Chain)
- A token’s creator-side pons fees go to its SER fee router, which sends 90% of every claim to the SER reward vault.
- Each SER-enabled token has its own pool, built from the reward allocations its router records onchain.
- A pool can hold ETH (delivered as WETH), the pair token and launch tokens that pons vests to the router.
- Pools fill as fees are claimed from pons. Claims depend on pons fee sweeps, so they can lag trading.
- 15 minutes
- 30 minutes
- 1 hour
- 6 hours
- 12 hours
- 24 hours
How the cadence works
At launch the launcher picks how often the coin’s pool is allocated: every 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, 12 hours or 24 hours. It is a launch setting and can’t be changed afterwards. At each tick, what the pool received since the last allocation is distributed. The cadence works the same on both chains.
- Qualified sersPeople who posted about the coin
- By SER Score shareAfter fairness and eligibility rules
- Server decides, chain settlesYour browser never computes amounts
Eligibility, fairness and how amounts are computed
Each allocation goes to the coin’s qualified sers, distributed by SER Score share after fairness and eligibility rules. Eligibility covers things like a linked wallet and X account, qualified posts about the coin in the window, and any holding requirement — and, for a coin on Solana, a saved Solana address. Your epoch fairness status can reduce or remove your share — see the published fairness table.
What SER Score rewards is described in how SER Score works. Its exact parameters are confidential so they can’t be gamed.
The server decides, the chain settles
Your browser never computes reward amounts. Allocations are computed server-side with exact integer arithmetic and add up to the pool to the last unit — lamports on Solana, wei on Robinhood Chain.
Solanapump.fun
SOL- You do
- Save your Solana address
- Then
- Nothing to claim
- Cost
- You pay nothing
Robinhood Chainpons
ETH- You do
- Open the Rewards page
- Then
- Claim with your proof
- Cost
- The claim’s gas, in ETH
Step by step, with a SOL and an ETH example
On Solana (pump.fun)
SOL- Sign in on the Become a ser page, link a social account and save your Solana address. No wallet connection required.
- Each reward window becomes an epoch for the coin, in its reward asset, with your share in it.
- An epoch is published after a review delay. Only published epochs are paid.
- Rewards are allocated to sers who saved a Solana address, but payouts are not live yet: an allocation is not a payment.
Worked example
A window of a SOL-paired coin allocates 0.2 SOL to you. Your dashboard and the Rewards page show 0.2 SOL as allocated. It stays allocated — not paid — until payouts are live.
You pay nothing to receive a payout. Only a wallet you proved is ever paid; if you unlink or change it, the allocation waits.
On Robinhood Chain (pons)
ETH- Pools that are due at the same tick are combined into one Merkle root, published onchain to the SER reward distributor.
- Open the Rewards page, connect your wallet and claim with your proof.
- Funds always go to the account in your allocation, and each allocation can be claimed once.
Worked example
An epoch allocates 0.02 ETH to you. The Rewards page shows 0.02 ETH as claimable; you send one claim transaction, pay its gas in ETH, and receive the 0.02 ETH as WETH.
Each epoch has a claim deadline. Unclaimed amounts can be swept after it.
More: epochs and Merkle claims.
Timing and pending fees
On Solana (pump.fun)
SOL- Creator fees sit in pump.fun’s vault until a distribution pays them out. Anyone can trigger one; SER’s keeper does on a schedule.
- A new epoch waits for its review delay before it is published.
- If pump.fun’s admin reassigns the coin’s creator or resets its fee split, new fees stop reaching the reward wallet. SER pauses the coin’s rewards and says so on its page.
On Robinhood Chain (pons)
ETH- Fees show as pending until pons sweeps them into its escrow and the router claims them.
- If the pons owner overrides a token’s creator-fee recipient, new fees stop reaching its SER router; the token page discloses a pending override.
On either chain, a pool with nothing received since the last tick simply has nothing to allocate.
Campaigns and $SER
- Campaign budgets are separate: on Robinhood Chain, projects deposit them into a campaign escrow before a campaign starts.
- $SER is not live. No $SER rewards are being distributed.