The coin takes a fee. Holders get SOL.
Every coin has a transfer fee, chosen by its creator and fixed at launch. It applies to buys, sells and wallet-to-wallet transfers, even outside ClashPad.
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Pick the coin's fee
At launch, the creator chooses 1%, 3% or 5%. It cannot change later.
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People move the coin
Solana withholds the fee on transfers and trades. Moving it between your own wallets pays the fee too.
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Fees become SOL
The pad sweeps the withheld coin and sells it in small slices on its pool.
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Holders get paid
80% of the reward SOL goes to eligible holders. It arrives in your wallet; there is nothing to claim.
Your coin's activity. Your rewards.
Once collected transfer fees become SOL, here is how the proceeds are shared.
Your share follows your coin balance and Clash Score weight. Rewards arrive in your wallet automatically.
Retained by ClashPad to support the platform and Clash token.
All you need to do is hold the coin in any Solana wallet. Your SOL rewards are sent to that wallet automatically: nothing to stake, lock or claim. Or turn on auto-reinvest on your wallet page to take your payouts in the coin instead, so your stack grows and your yield compounds.
Built-in protection against liquidity pulls.
Every listed coin has permanently locked launch liquidity and no reserved founder or team tokens. Check the mint and pool links on its coin page.
- Launch liquidity permanently locked
- No additional minting
- No wallet freezing
- Transfer fee fixed at launch
- No reserved founder or team tokens
- Name and metadata fixed at launch
Holders — including founders — can still sell and move the price. Locked liquidity does not guarantee returns.
What the pad does keep: it can sweep the withheld transfer fees, which is how coin fees become SOL for holders, and it holds the locked position, so it claims the trading fees that position earns. Neither reaches anything else you hold, and neither can withdraw the liquidity.
What does Clash Score actually do?
Clash Score is your running score across the Clash ecosystem: holding $CLASH, playing games, making predictions, using AskClash for research, and referring friends. It is one score, earned anywhere, and it never resets. Here, it decides how the same fixed SOL pot is divided among a coin's holders.
Clash Project tracks your score. ClashPad uses the score matched to your holding wallet when it works out rewards. No score is still 1x. A higher tier gives your coin balance more weight, but it does not promise a fixed amount: every holder's weight is counted together. It does not let you trade first. These are real thresholds rather than participation marks: only a small slice of the ecosystem's board reaches each one.
This example holds your coin balance steady and puts everyone else at 1x. Real payouts depend on everyone else's balance and tier.
Creators: your own holding of the coin you launched is weighted at least 1.5x, the same as Silver, even with no Clash Score. It is a floor, not a bonus, so a creator whose tier is higher keeps the higher weight, and it applies to that coin only.
See how to earn Clash Score ↗Two fees. Two different jobs.
One funds holder rewards. The other makes the very first pool trades more expensive. Your coin page shows its actual terms.
Chosen at launch and fixed. Applies to transfers, including trades, and funds holder rewards. The token program charges everyone, on or off the pad.
Applies to pool trades, on every route, including bots. Trading fee starts at 50% and falls to 2% over three minutes. It settles at 2% for the rest of the coin’s life.
Pool trading fees and CLASH buybacks
The pool trading fee is separate from your coin's transfer fee. Trading fee starts at 50% and falls to 2% over three minutes. Each coin page shows its own schedule.
Meteora keeps 20% of each coin’s pool fee and the pad claims the other 80% — of whatever the pool is charging at the time. After the opening window that is 1.6% of a trade. In the first seconds, while the pool fee is still 50%, it is 40% of one. Of what the pad claims, 25% goes to the treasury and 75% is set aside to buy $CLASH — once a venue is configured. While a new pool is still charging its opening fee, the pad's claims from it split 50% to $CLASH and 50% to the treasury instead. Coins launched before the pool fee went to 2% keep the 1% fee they opened with, split half and half, because a pool’s fee cannot be changed once it opens. None of it changes holder reward weights.
Receiving rewards is free. ClashPad pays the network fee.
A trading fee raises the cost of buying early. It does not block bots or give Clash Score holders a head start. Each coin page shows that coin’s actual fees. Coins launched before the pool fee went to 2% keep the 1% fee they opened with, because a pool’s fee cannot be changed once it opens.
And what does the creator get?
Asked often enough to belong on this page, so here is all of it.
- Tokens
- Creators get no founder allocation — they buy with their own SOL like anyone else. All 1,000,000,000 coins go into the pool at launch and the liquidity position is locked.
- First buy
- Optional. Its SOL is set aside when the coin is created, and the buy runs inside the same transaction that opens the market, at the opening price and the opening fee, so nobody can buy ahead of it. It appears in the coin’s trade history like any other buy. If the market step has to be rebuilt without it, the set-aside SOL is returned in that step and the page says so.
- Rewards
- Holdings earn under the same rules as everyone else, weighted by the same Clash Score.
- Revenue share
- A share of the fee the pad claims from their coin’s pool.
Launching costs account rent and network fees, with no added ClashPad launch charge. Your wallet shows the cost before approval.
Creators are paid no share of the trading fee today. If that ever changes it will be shown here, and it would apply only to coins launched after the change — every claim is split by the terms its own coin launched under, which is why each coin page shows its own.
One pool from the start.
The coin's supply goes into its pool at launch, and the liquidity position is locked. Graduation is a price milestone, not a move to another pool. The trading range extends well beyond graduation.