How it works.
No sugarcoating.

Overview

TokrBot turns a TikTok video into a token. Someone comments a name and a ticker tagging @tokrbot on any video; a token is minted on Solana with the video's own frame as its logo; and every trade of that token pays a fee that belongs to the person who made the video - not the commenter, and not us.

Three parts make it work: a reader that watches @tokrbot's mentions on TikTok, a launcher that mints the token through pump.fun's public program on Solana (mainnet-beta), and a payout service that sends each creator their fee on-chain once they prove the account and link a wallet. Nothing about the money is off the record: every token and every payout is public and checkable.

A token's birth

A token only exists if someone tags the bot in a TikTok comment.

• The comment needs the format @tokrbot NAME $TICKER. Without a name or a ticker, nothing happens and nobody is charged.
• The bot figures out whose video it is from the video's public address - the same one anyone gets when they tap share. No private data is touched.
• The token is minted with 1,000,000,000 units on a price curve, on the same standard as every other pump.fun token. The video's frame becomes the logo, cropped square.
• One video yields one token. Two people tagging the bot on the same video don't create two - the second is a no-op.
• Minting costs money (a launch fee plus gas). That cost is on us, not the creator.

The creator reward

Every buy and sell on pump.fun pays a creator reward (about 0.30% of the trade while the token is on the bonding curve). It does not belong to whoever tagged the bot.

It belongs to whoever made the video. That person didn't ask for anything, may not know the token exists, and may never show up. Until they do, the fee accumulates on-chain and appears on the home page and the Audit page under their @.

When they show up, they claim it (see the claim flow). The fee passes through a house wallet on the way - the one thing here that comes down to trusting us, spelled out under what comes down to trust.

Claim flow

Five steps for the creator:

1. On I'm the creator, enter your TikTok @. You'll see the tokens made from your videos, what each has earned, and a verification code.
2. Put that code in your TikTok profile bio. The bot reads your public profile and marks the account verified. You can remove the code right after.
3. Connect a wallet and sign a message to link it. The signature proves the wallet is yours. No private key or seed ever leaves your wallet, and we never ask for one.
4. Request the payout. The service sends your accrued fee to your linked wallet as an on-chain transfer, usually within a minute.
5. The transaction shows up on the Audit page, with the amount and a link straight to the explorer. That's your receipt.

Verification

There's one way to prove an account is yours: a code in the profile bio.

• The code is fixed per @ (derived from your @ with a server secret). Close the page halfway and come back - it's the same code.
• The check reads your public profile only. Take the code out of the bio as soon as the account shows as verified.
• It gives no access to anything on your account and changes nothing on your profile beyond the text you pasted yourself.
• Screenshots, emails and DMs don't count. It's not distrust of you - anyone could send all three claiming to be you.

Spam limits

Minting costs money, so without guardrails the system would be a machine for burning cash. The limits in force:

Tickers can't repeat, accounts can be blocked, and a creator who doesn't want tokens made from their videos can ask to be left out entirely.

What you can verify yourself

None of this depends on our word. It's all on Solana:

• Each token's contract and the exact transaction that created it, with date and time.
• How much fee each token has generated, read straight from its curve contract.
• Every buy and sell, one by one.
• Every payout to a creator: the amount and the transaction that sent it to their wallet.

The Audit page puts it all in one place with links into the explorer, and the same data is served raw at /api/auditoria so you can check it with your own tools instead of trusting the page.

What comes down to trusting the team

This part usually gets buried in projects like this. Here it isn't.

• The fee passes through a house wallet. It's collected there and forwarded to the creator's linked wallet automatically, as an on-chain transfer you can see on the Audit page. The payout isn't a manual favor anymore, but the wallet does custody the fee between collection and payout.
• One wallet holds it before payout. The fee from every token lands at the same address before going out.
• The trigger runs on one device. A phone reads TikTok mentions. If it goes down, new mentions don't become tokens until it's back up.

None of this is impossible to improve, and improving it is on the plan. But today it's like this, and you deserve to know before buying anything.

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