Backline

Verify on-chain

Every coin launched on Backline names one wallet, the keeper, as its creator fee recipient on pons. This page reads the chain right now. Nothing here asks you to take our word for it.

What it does
creator fee recipient of every coin; sweeps each curve, claims the pons escrow every two minutes from $1, keeps 0.005 ETH for gas and forwards the rest to the safe wallet. Its key is on the server.
Keeper balance, now
0.000000 ETH ($0.00)
In the pons escrow for the keeper, now
0.000000 ETH ($0.00)
Safe wallet
not configured yet
What it does
receives the forwards and the launch fees; pays the Kickstarter pledges by card after conversion; funds refunds. Its key is never on the server.
Safe balance, now
not read
Split
95% of every claim is pledge money, 5% is the platform's. Per coin, per claim, on the coin's ledger.
Who can move a coin's fees
only the current creator fee recipient (transferCreatorFeeRecipient on the pons factory). The launcher cannot. pons' owner can propose a change with a 3-day timelock (setCreatorFeeRecipient), which is public.

Check any coin in one minute

  1. On the coin's page, copy its token address.
  2. On the explorer, open the pons factory above, read getLaunchedToken(token): creatorFeeRecipient must equal the keeper wallet.
  3. The coin's bonding curve emits FeesSwept(protocolAmount, buybackAmount, creatorAmount) on every sweep. The coin's ledger lists the same events with the same amounts.
  4. The escrow emits Claimed(keeper, amount) on every claim; below are the ones we recorded. Follow the keeper and safe wallets on the explorer: every forward is a plain transfer.

Keeper ledger

No claim or forward yet.

What the chain guarantees

  • A coin's creator fees can only be claimed by the keeper wallet, and only to the keeper wallet.
  • The launcher cannot redirect them. A coin is listed here only after the chain confirms its recipient.
  • 0 listed coins, all naming the keeper.

What relies on us

  • Turning ETH into a Kickstarter pledge. Kickstarter only takes cards, so that step cannot be on-chain; each pledge and its reward tier are shown on the coin's page.
  • Funding a refund distributor from the safe wallet when a vote has no quorum. That transfer is public and the amount is fixed by the ledger.

The rules, in plain language