Disclosures
Last updated October 2, 2026. What the service is, what it is not, and the risks of using it.
This service is not affiliated with or endorsed by PayPal, PayPay, Venmo, Wise, Stripe, Robinhood, pons.family or Kraken. Provider names describe intended settlement integrations and do not establish a partnership.
Production payments require approved and funded provider accounts. PayPay currently supports simulation only. Bank and debit routes depend on the provider’s supported country, currency and recipient capabilities. Credit cards are not offered as a general payout destination.
The contract owner controls withdrawal of both ETH pools and emergency recovery of ETH and ERC-20 tokens. Emergency withdrawals can reduce funds allocated for recipients. Fiat settlement also relies on the operator’s funded accounts and off-ramp.
Tokens may lose all value. External pons contracts control trading, graduation, liquidity and their own administration. The contract exposes no function to transfer the creator fee route, but cannot prevent changes made by the underlying protocol’s authorized administration.
Wallet addresses, token activity, settlement method IDs and opaque recipient references are public on chain. Recipient account details are held in an encrypted operator vault; bank and card details remain with the provider. Public aliases do not reveal an email address or account number.
Interactive examples, sandbox results and sample activity are labelled. They are not evidence of real funds received. Provider confirmation and on-chain transactions are separate records.
Give your token
a destination.
One alias
One fixed route
Every harvest
2% tax
Charged on every trade on top of the 1% pons fee, and paid to the contract. The recipient earns 2.16% of volume.
