Your creator fees
Collect creator fees without a crypto wallet
Named to receive a token's creator fees? Sign in with GitHub, get a Bluu wallet of your own, and claim them for free, then send them on or cash them out.
A developer can send a token's creator fees to someone else's GitHub account (see where creator fees go). That person does not need a crypto wallet. On Claim, they sign in with GitHub to see what they are owed, then choose how to withdraw it.
One sign-in, a wallet of your own
Signing in with GitHub creates a Bluu wallet for you, on Robinhood Chain and Arc and on Solana. It is non-custodial: Privy, the wallet provider, keeps the keys so that only you can use them, and Bluu never holds them. You can export the private key from “Your Bluu wallet” at any time and use it in any other wallet.
The same sign-in proves the account is yours. Bluu's independent attestors each ask GitHub whose account it is, and the claim is paid once the required number agree.
Two ways to withdraw
- Send to a wallet. Your fees are claimed into your Bluu wallet, then sent to an address you enter, on the same chain.
- Cash out. Your fees are claimed, moved to your Bluu wallet on Solana as USDC, and MoonPay opens to sell them to your bank or card. Fees on Solana are sold as SOL. See cash out.
One progress list shows each step with a link to the transaction. If you stop midway, the money waits in your Bluu wallet and the page picks up from there: “You have this ready: send it to a wallet or cash it out.”
Claims are free
Bluu submits your claim and pays its network fee, so an empty wallet can still collect. This cannot send your money anywhere else: the attestors sign for your account and your wallet, and the contract and Solana program pay only that wallet. To keep it sustainable there is a smallest amount Bluu pays the fee for, a few free claims per account a day, and a daily budget. Past any of those, you can still claim and pay the small fee from your Bluu wallet.
Already have a wallet?
Choose “Claim with it instead” to connect MetaMask, Phantom or any browser wallet and claim to it, as before. Developers whose fees go to their own wallet connect it on the same page, claim, then choose how to withdraw in step 2.
Where this stops
- Your first claim on each chain binds the wallet it goes to for good. Claim to your Bluu wallet and later fees go there too; you can always transfer them on.
- Whoever controls the GitHub account controls the claim. Keep your account secure.
- Moving after the claim costs a network fee. Arc takes it from your USDC; Robinhood Chain needs a little ETH in your Bluu wallet; on Solana Bluu pays it.
- Cash out from Robinhood Chain opens on mainnet. On testnet, transfer works there; cash out works from Arc and Solana.
- Privy is a third party. Signing in is subject to its terms, and your Bluu wallet works through its service.
- A transfer cannot be undone. Check the address before you confirm.