1
Type their @
Any account on X. Famous, your friend, your barber. We find their wallet, or make one exist the moment you press send.
Send money to @
Type an @ from X. Pick ETH, USDG or a stock. Send. They don't need a wallet. They don't need STAQ. It's theirs the second it lands.
Three moves.
That's the whole app.
No addresses to copy. No "did I paste the right 0x". No waiting for them to set anything up.
2
Pick the money
ETH, USDG, or a tokenized stock: AAPL, TSLA, NVDA, GLD, 50+ tickers on Robinhood Chain. Add a note if you want.
3
They log in with X
Whenever. Tomorrow, next year. The money has been theirs since block one. No refunds, no expiry, no strings.
Launch a coin for @anyone.
Launch on Pons and point 100% of the creator fees at any @. Fees pile up in their wallet from the first trade. You never touch them. Neither do we.
Launch for @ →
100% fees → @them
from block one
Can STAQ take the money?
No. Not us, not a hacked STAQ, not a rogue employee. Here is exactly why, without the lawyer voice.
- 01We have no access to any wallet. Ever.Every @ gets a wallet made by Privy, the wallet infrastructure behind hundreds of major apps. Key shares live in secure hardware; only the person who signs in with that X account can use it. STAQ never sees a key and cannot sign, freeze or move anything.
- 02The contract holds nothing.StaqSend forwards ETH in the same transaction and moves tokens sender → recipient directly. No owner, no admin, no upgrades, no pause button. Source verified on Blockscout, anyone can read it.
- 03Coin fees never pass through us.Pons pays creator fees straight into their wallet. They claim from Pons, not from STAQ.
- 04Everything is public.Every stack is an on-chain event with the sender, the recipient and the amount. No hidden balances, no server-side ledger you have to trust. Check any line on the explorer.