STAQ Open app

Launch a coin for @

Name any @ on X, GitHub, Twitch, YouTube or Farcaster. Launch the coin on Pons. 100% of its creator fees land in their wallet from the first trade. They don't need a wallet. They don't need STAQ. Or launch it for a cause: any of 2,700+ charities, its share locked in the coin's own contract. Want to skip the coin? Just stack them ETH, USDG or a stock.

Launch for @ → Just stack someone Got a STAQ? Claim it
The STAQ money stack
$STAQCA soon launching on Pons 0 $STAQ bought back · 0.0000 ETH from launch fees Launch fee: 0.0005 ETH to Pons + 0.00025 ETH to STAQ (half). Paid by the launcher, never from creator fees. It buys $STAQ.

Three moves.
That's the whole app.

No addresses to copy. No asking them for a wallet. No waiting for them to set anything up. The fees start flowing before they even know.

1

Name the @

Any account on X, GitHub, Twitch, YouTube or Farcaster. A celebrity, your friend, your barber. We find their wallet, or make one exist on the spot. Or pick a charity instead: any of 2,700+ on Donate.gg.

2

Launch the coin

On Pons, any approved pair, any name and ticker. 100% of the creator fees are written to their wallet at launch. Not yours, not ours. For a cause, the charity's share, 50 to 100%, is written in the same way. Launch fee: 0.0005 ETH to Pons plus 0.00025 ETH to STAQ, which buys $STAQ.

3

They log in with X, GitHub, Twitch, YouTube or Farcaster

Whenever. Tomorrow, next year. The fees have been piling up for their wallet since block one. They log in with X, GitHub, Twitch, YouTube or Farcaster and claim; nothing ever passed through STAQ.

STAQ CHARITY

Launch a coin for a cause. Pick any of 2,700+ charities and the share of your creator fees it gets, 50 to 100%. The share is locked in the coin's own contract; STAQ sweeps the fees, bridges them to Base and donates through Donate.gg, which pays the charity in dollars. Every step is a public transaction.

Launch for a cause → Charity coins
Donated on-chain
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via Donate.gg, on Base
Charity coins
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launched through STAQ
Charities to choose from
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from Donate.gg's catalog
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TradeEvery trade on Pons pays a creator fee to the coin's own distributor contract.
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SweepSTAQ's treasury sweeps it on a timer and pays the gas: the charity's share is locked aside, the rest goes to the @.
3
BridgeThe charity's share crosses to Base through Across. Bridge fees above 2% are refused by the contract.
4
DonateThe payer hands it to Donate.gg's relay under the charity's config. Donate.gg pays the charity in dollars.
✓ Nobody can change the charity or its share: no owner, no admin key, no upgrade. ✓ Nothing passes through STAQ's wallet; the treasury only pays gas for calls anyone can make. ✓ STAQ's only charge is the flat 0.00025 ETH launch fee, which buys back and burns $STAQ.
Every contract, public: verified on Blockscout, open any address and read the source

Or just stack them.

No coin, no ceremony. Send ETH, USDG or a tokenized stock straight to any @ on X, GitHub, Twitch, YouTube or Farcaster. It lands in their wallet the second the transaction confirms. Final, no refunds, no expiry.

Stack someone →
Clay bills
ETH · USDG · 50+ stocks
any @ on X

Can STAQ take the money?

No. Not us, not a hacked STAQ, not a rogue employee. Here is exactly why, without the lawyer voice.

  • 01
    Coin fees never pass through us.The fee recipient is written into the token on Pons at launch: their wallet, from block one. Pons pays the creator fees straight there. STAQ set the recipient once, at launch, and neither we nor anyone else can change it or touch the money on the way. Charity coins point at their own distributor contract instead: it holds the charity's share until it is swept, bridged to Base and donated through Donate.gg, and neither the share nor the charity can be changed by anyone.
  • 02
    We 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, GitHub, Twitch, YouTube or Farcaster account can use it. STAQ never sees a key and cannot sign, freeze or move anything.
  • 03
    Stacks hold nothing either.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.
  • 04
    Everything 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. The contracts are open source too: github.com/staqcash/staq, with tests, and every live address is verified on Blockscout with bytecode that rebuilds from that source.
  • 05
    The only thing STAQ charges is a fixed launch fee.0.00025 ETH per launch, paid by the launcher, never out of anyone's creator fees. It lands in the project wallet and buys $STAQ. Every payment is a public event on the router.

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Every launch and every stack is public. Who did what for whom, forever.

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