Creator fees, shared with holders

At launch, the creator picks a share of their creator fee for holders: 0% · 25% · 50% · 100%. The choice is recorded on-chain and can't be changed afterwards. With a share above 0%, the coin's creator fees are paid to an on-chain program that splits them between holders and the creator; the holders' part stays in the program until it is paid to holders.

Only the creator's fee — never URGE's fee, Raydium's fee, or anyone's coins. While the coin trades on URGE, the creator fee is 0.35% of each trade. After the coin moves to Raydium, Raydium keeps part of the creator fee first (currently 5%), and the share applies to what remains.

The percentage is of creator fees, not of trading volume. With a 25% share, holders receive 25% of the creator fee — about 0.0875% of each trade's value while the coin trades on URGE — not 25% of the trade.

Wallets holding at least 0.001% of the coin's supply. Not eligible: pool and locked-liquidity accounts and other program-owned accounts, the creator's launch wallet, and URGE's operational wallets.

Each day (UTC) has its own amount: the holders' part of the creator fees earned that day. It is split by coins held × time held during that day, counting only time at or above the minimum. Selling or sending coins stops earning on them from that moment; what you already earned stays yours. Each wallet's amount rounds down to the lamport, and the remainder carries to the next day. A coin's first day starts at its launch.

A day is calculated after it ends, once its fees are collected and the coin's holder record is complete. Nothing is split on partial data, so a day can wait. Calculated days are published in an allocation file anyone can check, and each published allocation waits a review period of at least 24 hours — during which a wrong one can be stopped — before it can be paid. Payments are then sent to your wallet automatically; there is nothing to claim.

Rewards are paid in SOL only — the asset creator fees are charged in.

A first payment from a coin is at least 0.002 SOL; later payments are at least 0.0001 SOL. A wallet holding no SOL needs at least 0.00089088 SOL in one payment (a Solana account rule). Smaller amounts keep adding up — they are never forfeited and never expire. URGE pays the delivery costs; payments wait if they are paused or if URGE's delivery budget is low.

Your wallet page shows your latest daily rewards across coins, what is not yet paid, and earlier days — including coins you have since sold. Each coin's page shows its share, your rewards on that coin, and its full public rewards record.

Rewards depend on trading. A day with no trading fees — or one where you didn't hold an eligible amount — earns nothing. A creator's share is not a return and does not promise any amount.