Tiksplit docs

Tiksplit builds coin launches on pump.fun on Solana mainnet. The coin trades through pump.fun's bonding curve and, after graduation, its pool. New coins allocate 20% of their creator fees to Tiksplit and 80% to the escrow account for the chosen TikTok creator.

The split uses pump.fun’s native fee sharing. TikTok recipients use Tiksplit's configured escrow program because pump.fun does not provide a native TikTok sign-in or TikTok claim account. Claim verification and escrow are separate from pump.fun's trading programs.

1. 1Connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. On a phone, use your wallet's in-app browser.
2. 2Keep SOL available for your launch or trade, Solana network fees and account rent.
3. 3Read the fee breakdown and verify all recipients before signing. Mainnet transactions spend real SOL.

1. 1Open Launch and enter the coin's name, ticker, image and any description or links.
2. 2Choose one TikTok handle to receive 80% of this coin's creator fees. Check its spelling before signing.
3. 3Review the fixed 20% platform / 80% creator fee split before signing.
4. 4Review the launch fee (0.01 SOL), account rent and network fees in your wallet. Launch does not buy tokens. After the fee split is confirmed, open the coin page to review a live quote and buy.
5. 5Sign the launch transactions and wait for the app to confirm that the fee-sharing configuration is finalized.

Adding a handle does not verify its owner or imply that the creator endorses the coin. Check the exact spelling; a TikTok handle is not a permanent account identifier.

Buy and sell on the coin page or on pump.fun. Quotes come from the current bonding curve or pool. Review the amount, fees and slippage before signing; market conditions can change while a transaction is submitted.

Graduation moves trading to pump.fun's pool. The coin's finalized creator-fee allocation stays in place, while pump.fun's applicable trading fees can change with the market and stage.

These percentages apply to creator fees, not to the full trade amount. New coins allocate 20% to Tiksplit and 80% to the selected TikTok creator. pump.fun's protocol fees are separate and can vary by market and stage; review the current transaction quote before signing.

pump.fun initially accrues creator fees in its vault. Distribution sends the allocated portions to the configured shareholders; it does not happen as a separate wallet payout on every trade. The creator portion remains in its escrow account until a valid wallet claim.

The launch fee is separate from trading fees. Transactions, account creation, distribution and claims can also require SOL for network fees and rent.

Older coins retain their original finalized split, including a historical 10% platform share or launcher reward when present. Their split cannot be migrated to the new 20% / 80% allocation; each coin page shows its actual on-chain shares.

1. 1Open Claim, enter your TikTok handle and connect the wallet you want to use for creator claims.
2. 2Sign an on-chain verification request. It records your handle, wallet and a random 128-bit nonce. Copy the entire proof code generated by the app, which binds all three.
3. 3Publish a public video from that TikTok account with the full code in its caption or visibly in the video. Keep the full wallet address in the code; an abbreviated code or nonce alone is insufficient.
4. 4Submit its original tiktok.com/@handle/video/... URL using the same wallet. Its handle must exactly match the request.
5. 5Wait for the admin to open the original video and profile, check the handle and complete wallet-bound code, and sign an on-chain approval.
6. 6With your approved wallet, review and sign the activation transaction. Once the binding succeeds, use that wallet to claim available escrow SOL.

Requests expire after 48 hours. Creating a request needs a small rent deposit plus network fees; the app shows the current RPC quote. You can cancel your request to recover its rent. Approval also closes the proof account and returns its rent to the requesting wallet. Transaction fees are not refunded. The handle, nonce, wallet, video ID and transaction history remain public on Solana after an account closes.

Before a binding exists, verification depends on who controls the handle at the time of verification. Renaming a TikTok account can make its old handle available to someone else. The admin is trusted to review the original public video and profile correctly. A screenshot, another account's video or a scraper's result does not establish ownership. Submission does not guarantee approval or a review time.

A mistaken or dishonest admin approval can authorize an incorrect wallet. The admin role cannot withdraw the creator share: the approved owner must activate the binding and sign claims. If the escrow program can be upgraded, its upgrade authority is also trusted to preserve its rules.

TikTok Login Kit is an optional future verification route requiring separate app approval and configuration. It is not required for the current manual video flow.

Distributing a coin's pending fees and claiming an escrow balance are separate transactions. No creator income or token value is guaranteed.

• Anyone can add a TikTok handle. Its presence is not consent, sponsorship or endorsement.
• The split becomes immutable only after finalization; verify the completed on-chain configuration.
• Claims depend on the escrow program, a correct manual ownership review and your bound wallet. The code has not completed an independent security audit.
• Verification requests and their video codes are public. Closing a request returns its rent but does not erase blockchain history.
• Handle renames and reassignment matter before the first binding. The bound wallet cannot be replaced after a successful binding.
• Coins are speculative and can lose all their value. Only trade what you can afford to lose.