Point your token's fee wallet at the RWA address. Pons Fork claims the creator fees and pays your holders in real tokenized stocks — GME, AAPL, TSLA and more — split exactly how you choose. It's Cashback, but your community gets equities instead of ETH. Every step is a public transaction.
◆ pay holders in real-world assetsSet your token's fee wallet to the RWA Cashback address — at launch or any time after:
Pons Fork claims your token's fees automatically. When there's enough, it swaps them into the stocks you picked.
Connect your deployer wallet and pick which RWA to pay in — one stock, or a mix (e.g. GME/AAPL/TSLA at 10% each). Holders receive them pro-rata. Change it any time.
Robinhood-issued tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. Pick any mix — your holders get paid in exactly these.
Connect the wallet you launched your tokens with. We'll find your pons deploys, show the fees accrued, and let you set which stocks your holders get paid in.
Your allocation is written on-chain: a 0-ETH transaction from your deployer wallet to the RWA address with your percentage split in its data (RWA|<token>|gme:40,tsla:60). No accounts, no backend — anyone can verify it. The engine only accepts allocations signed by the token's original deployer, and percentages must total exactly 100. If you deployed this coin, connect that dev wallet.