You sign your own launch and fee-share transactions. You are responsible for the coin you create and for the handle you name. The named person does not have to agree beforehand, and receiving a payout does not make them a promoter of the coin.

Collected creator fees are allocated 70% to the named recipient, 20% to buybacks, execution costs, and burns, and 10% to the secret frog stash. The secret frog stash is allocated to a designated separate Solana wallet for Froink’s development, infrastructure, and operating costs. Its wallet, transfer status, and finalized paid total are shown on the $FROINK ledger. Allocations await transfer until payouts are enabled and sufficient funds are available; amounts are paid only after the transfer finalizes. The 10% fee is calculated on collected creator fees, not on trading volume or on the recipient’s remaining share. Recipient and secret frog stash allocations round down to whole lamports; any rounding remainder stays in the buyback allocation. Existing recorded fee allocations retain their original split. Balances are denominated in SOL and assigned to the X account ID verified when the recipient is bound. Later username or metadata changes do not redirect existing earnings.

Each newly collected recipient fee accrual is claimable for seven days. At every deadline, 90% of its unclaimed remainder moves to holder rewards and 10% carries into another seven-day window. New accruals have independent deadlines. Existing balances credited before this model retain their original non-expiring terms. Claiming requires X sign-in and a signed approval from the destination Solana wallet. The minimum claim is 0.001 SOL. Froink pays the transfer network fee. Transfers awaiting reconciliation stay reserved; failed finalized transfers restore funds under their original deadlines.

Trading fees follow pump.fun’s current fee schedule. The protocol token is the exception to the recipient split: 10% of its collected creator fees is allocated to the separate secret frog stash wallet and the remaining 90% stays in the treasury; none enters recipient or buyback pools. Expired-fee reward purchases distribute 80% of received FROINK to eligible holders of the originating coin and 20% to eligible FROINK holders, using saved snapshots at distribution start. Treasury, burn and program-owned accounts are excluded. Reward purchase costs, transfer fees and token-account rent come from the expired-fee pool. Integer rounding conserves token base units. Purchases and distributions may wait for sufficient funds or pause while a market or transaction is unavailable.