Cash out

Your creator fees, to your bank

Turn your creator fees into cash: to Solana as USDC, then a sale through MoonPay. No crypto wallet needed if they were sent to your GitHub account.

Creator fees pay the developer, or whoever the developer named to receive them. Cash out is step 2 on Claim: it turns them into cash in two moves: to Solana as USDC, then a sale through MoonPay. Bluu never holds the money.

Sent to your GitHub account

Sign in with GitHub and choose “Cash out” on your chain's card. Your fees are claimed into your own Bluu wallet, moved, and MoonPay opens with the amount filled in. No crypto wallet needed. See collect creator fees without a crypto wallet.

Already in your own wallet

Claimed with your own wallet? The same two moves, each signed by that wallet.

From Arc (USDC). Circle's CCTP moves it, fast. You sign on Arc only; Circle mints the USDC on Solana for you. Circle's fees come out of what arrives, and the page shows them before you confirm. Usually under 2 minutes.
From Robinhood Chain (ETH). LI.FI finds the fastest route that swaps your ETH and bridges it to USDC on Solana in one transaction, usually through an intent bridge such as Relay. The quote shows the fees and the least you will receive.
Already on Solana. Nothing to move. Go straight to selling.

Selling

“Sell for cash” opens MoonPay with your amount and Solana address filled in. MoonPay checks your identity, shows where to send the USDC (or SOL), and pays out to your bank or card. If a sale cannot complete, MoonPay refunds to that Solana address.

Where this stops

Circle, LI.FI and the bridges it uses, and MoonPay are third parties. They do the moving and the selling, on their own terms.
Each one charges a fee or a spread. The figures shown before you confirm are their quotes, not Bluu's.
MoonPay decides who it serves: identity checks, countries, payout methods and minimums (about 20 USDC) are its own.
On testnet, cash out works from Arc and Solana only. From Robinhood Chain it opens on mainnet, because LI.FI does not run on Robinhood's testnet.
Until Bluu's MoonPay account is verified, selling runs in MoonPay's test mode and no real money moves.
A transfer cannot be undone once sent. Check the address before you confirm.

Already in your own wallet

Claimed with your own wallet? The same two moves, each signed by that wallet.

From Arc (USDC). Circle's CCTP moves it, fast. You sign on Arc only; Circle mints the USDC on Solana for you. Circle's fees come out of what arrives, and the page shows them before you confirm. Usually under 2 minutes.

From Robinhood Chain (ETH). LI.FI finds the fastest route that swaps your ETH and bridges it to USDC on Solana in one transaction, usually through an intent bridge such as Relay. The quote shows the fees and the least you will receive.

Already on Solana. Nothing to move. Go straight to selling.

Selling

Where this stops

Circle, LI.FI and the bridges it uses, and MoonPay are third parties. They do the moving and the selling, on their own terms.
Each one charges a fee or a spread. The figures shown before you confirm are their quotes, not Bluu's.
MoonPay decides who it serves: identity checks, countries, payout methods and minimums (about 20 USDC) are its own.
On testnet, cash out works from Arc and Solana only. From Robinhood Chain it opens on mainnet, because LI.FI does not run on Robinhood's testnet.
Until Bluu's MoonPay account is verified, selling runs in MoonPay's test mode and no real money moves.
A transfer cannot be undone once sent. Check the address before you confirm.