FloatPay Docs
The complete guide to launching, coin pages, creator fees, allocations and claims.
What FloatPay does
FloatPay extends the FloatLaunch experience with a verified token directory, a native website for every launch, richer market data and a clear way to record how a creator intends to use or share creator fees.
Real mainnet launches
Transactions are built from FloatLaunch's live configuration, simulated and approved in your wallet.
Verified FloatPay directory
Home and Explore include confirmed FloatPay launches only—never sample coins or unrelated Float tokens.
Native coin pages
Each verified mint has a FloatPay page with its image, links, mint address, market data, fee wallet and allocation.
Live market fallbacks
When external indexing is unavailable, eligible Raydium launch pools provide verified curve valuation and real rolling 24-hour volume.
Launch a token
The create flow checks your inputs, uploads signed metadata, verifies that it is publicly readable, simulates the exact mainnet transaction and asks for one launch approval.
- 1
Connect your wallet
Use Select Wallet and choose a Solana wallet. Keep a small amount of SOL available for the launch, optional first buy and network fees.
- 2
Choose a live pairing
Pairing availability and fee tiers are read from FloatLaunch's current on-chain configuration. If an asset is unavailable, it cannot be selected for a launch.
- 3
Add token details
Enter a name, ticker, image and optional description and social links. Your ticker keeps its exact lowercase, uppercase or mixed-case spelling.
- 4
Choose the on-chain fee wallet
Use your connected wallet or enter another valid Solana address. This is the single authoritative creator fee receiver saved by the launch.
- 5
Optionally record allocations
Add up to ten community recipients or fee uses. Shares must total exactly 100%. These entries describe the allocation shown on the coin page.
- 6
Review signatures
First sign the immutable metadata message. After mainnet simulation succeeds, approve one launch transaction in your wallet.
- 7
Open the verified coin page
Once Solana confirms the launch and FloatPay verifies its on-chain accounts, the token appears on Home, Explore and its own coin page.
Metadata & native coin pages
Your wallet signs a message containing the deterministic mint, token details, image hash and allocation payload. The uploaded metadata is checked again before the launch transaction reaches your wallet.
- New launches use canonical FloatPay's own metadata and image URLs.
- The token website is optional. A creator can provide another website or leave it empty; when coin-page enforcement is active, the launch form marks the FloatPay coin page as required.
- Existing immutable metadata links remain valid. FloatPay accepts their exact mint-specific legacy URLs during verification.
- Uploading metadata alone does not list a coin. The matching FloatLaunch transaction must exist and pass server-side verification.
How creator fees work
Every launch has one on-chain creator fee receiver. This is either the connected wallet or another Solana wallet chosen during creation. The fee tier and pair eligibility come from FloatLaunch's live state rather than fixed values in the interface.
On-chain
Creator fee wallet
The authoritative receiver saved in the verified FloatLaunch account. Only this wallet belongs in the creator-fee claim flow.
FloatPay layer
Recorded allocation
A signed breakdown of community recipients and planned uses. It explains the creator's intended split without changing the on-chain receiver.
Recipients & fee uses
Add up to ten entries with positive shares totaling exactly 100%. The allocation is included in the wallet-signed metadata and shown on the verified coin page.
Community recipient options
X
Record a X handle and intended share. The handle is saved as provided; it is not social-account verification or a payout connection.
GitHub
Record a GitHub handle and intended share. The handle is saved as provided; it is not social-account verification or a payout connection.
Wallet
Record a Solana address as an intended recipient. This entry is separate from the launch's actual fee wallet.
TikTok
Record a TikTok handle and intended share. The handle is saved as provided; it is not social-account verification or a payout connection.
Twitch
Record a Twitch handle and intended share. The handle is saved as provided; it is not social-account verification or a payout connection.
Fee-use options
Buyback & burn
Record the share intended for future token purchases and burns. No purchase or burn is executed by this selection.
Add liquidity
Record the share intended for future liquidity additions. No liquidity transaction is executed by this selection.
Creator fee claims & allocation lookup
The fee center separates real Float creator-fee cycling from recorded community allocations. Connect the wallet selected as the launch's on-chain fee receiver to find your coins and cycle their fees.
1. Read the verified fee accounts
FloatPay reads the token's FloatLaunch account, paired token, Raydium pool and creator fee vault. “Pending creator payout” is the accrued creator amount already available for Float's payout instruction.
2. Collect active-pool fees
When the verified Raydium creator fee vault contains fees, Cycle fees first calls FloatLaunch's collection instruction. The full pool vault is not your creator payout because Float splits it between different destinations.
3. Pay the recorded fee wallet
The payout instruction pays the launch's recorded receiver, not an arbitrary wallet and not the person viewing the page. The connected wallet pays network fees and any required token-account rent. Collection and payout may require two approvals.
Paired-token payouts
SOL-paired launches pay WSOL to the receiver's associated token account. Other pairings pay their actual quote token. FloatPay does not silently swap the payout into SOL or USDC.
Graduated pools
An already accrued creator payout can still be paid through FloatPay. Collection from a graduated pool uses a different Float flow and must be completed through FloatLaunch; FloatPay never reuses active-curve instructions for it.
Community lookup
Search by handle, wallet, coin name or ticker, or filter by X, GitHub, Twitch, TikTok, wallet, Buyback & burn and Add liquidity. These results are recorded allocations, not claimable balances.
Discovery & market data
Home, Explore and coin pages share the same confirmed FloatPay registry. Market figures refresh regularly and use indexed markets when available, with protocol-level fallbacks for eligible launch pools.
Market cap
Indexed pricing is preferred. Otherwise, a verified, active Raydium constant-product launch pool can provide a curve-based fully diluted valuation using current reserves, minted supply and SOL/USD. Wrong owners, mismatched mints and migrated pools are rejected.
24-hour volume
When indexed volume is absent, FloatPay sums actual Raydium LaunchLab quote-side trades for the verified pool across a complete rolling 24-hour window and converts them at current SOL/USD. No trades means $0; an incomplete window is not presented as a total.
Unavailable values
A dash means the value could not be verified. FloatPay does not substitute sample prices, partial volume or stale reserves after migration.
Wallet & launch safety
You remain in control of your wallet. Always read the message or transaction in your wallet and confirm that you are on the intended FloatPay domain before approving.
Message signature
Binds the deterministic mint, image hash, token details and allocations to the upload. It is not a token launch by itself.
Launch transaction
Built from live on-chain configuration and simulated before signing. Approval authorizes the real mainnet launch.
Confirmation
The original transaction bytes and signature are tracked through confirmation. An unclear RPC response is not automatically treated as a failed launch.
Your responsibility
Check the fee wallet, website, ticker and first-buy amount. Never share a seed phrase or private key with any site or person.
Troubleshooting
Start with the exact message shown by FloatPay or your wallet. Avoid signing a second launch until the first transaction's status is known.
The wallet dialog does not open
Refresh once, disable conflicting wallet extensions and try again. On mobile, open the site inside your wallet's browser if your usual browser cannot connect.
My image is rejected
Use a real PNG, JPG or WebP file no larger than 5 MB. GIFs are rejected by file type and by inspecting the file bytes, including renamed GIF files.
My ticker is already used
FloatLaunch's ticker registry is case-insensitive. Choose another ticker even if your preferred spelling uses different capitalization.
The metadata check fails
Check your connection and retry. The public metadata must match the signed token name, ticker, mint and image before the wallet is asked to approve the launch.
Simulation fails
Do not repeatedly approve transactions. Reload the live pairings and fee tiers, check your SOL balance and review the exact error shown on the page.
Confirmation is unresolved
Use Check launch status before trying another launch. FloatPay checks the original signature so a confirmed transaction is not mistaken for an expired one.
My coin is not listed
Open its mint-based coin URL and use Check registration. Only a confirmed FloatLaunch account matching FloatPay's signed metadata can enter the directory.
Market data shows a dash
The data source may be temporarily unavailable. FloatPay does not invent a value. Volume is zero only when a complete rolling 24-hour window contains no verified pool trades.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about the protocol, metadata, fees, allocations and market figures.
Is FloatPay a separate token launch protocol?
No. FloatPay builds the launch transaction through FloatLaunch on Solana mainnet and adds verified discovery, native coin pages and creator-defined allocation tools around it.
Does FloatPay custody my wallet or tokens?
No. Your wallet keeps custody and displays every transaction for your approval. FloatPay never receives your seed phrase or private key.
Can I change metadata after launch?
Treat the launch metadata as permanent. Review the name, ticker, image, website and social links before signing and approving the launch.
Why are there two wallet approvals?
The message signature binds the uploaded image and metadata to your wallet and deterministic mint. The transaction signature authorizes the on-chain launch. Neither is an automatic second launch.
Does an X, Twitch, GitHub or TikTok allocation pay that profile automatically?
No. A social handle records a creator-defined allocation; it does not verify account ownership or create a claimable on-chain balance. The launch's single fee wallet remains the actual receiver.
Do Buyback & burn or Add liquidity execute transactions?
No. They record planned fee uses for display. FloatPay does not buy, burn or add liquidity when either option is selected.
What does market cap mean before external indexing?
For an eligible live Raydium launch pool, FloatPay calculates a curve-based fully diluted valuation from verified reserves, minted supply and current SOL/USD. It is an estimate from the current curve, not a guarantee of executable sale value.
Which launches appear on FloatPay?
Only tokens whose FloatLaunch owner, discriminator, creator, mint and canonical metadata URI match the wallet-signed FloatPay upload. Pending uploads and tokens launched elsewhere are excluded.