OTC

The checks

First sniff

1. 01Mint authorityNo mint authority. The supply cannot grow.No flag

   Rule: Flags if the mint authority is still set.

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   • Mint on Solscan

   Evidence

   Authority

   none

2. 02Freeze authorityNo freeze authority.No flag

   Rule: Flags if the freeze authority is still set.

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   • Mint on Solscan

   Evidence

   Authority

   none

3. 03Token-2022 extensionsToken-2022 with none of the listed extensions.No flag

   Rule: Flags a mint with an extension that can move, tax, freeze or lock holders' tokens: a permanent delegate, a transfer fee, a transfer hook, a frozen default account state, a close authority, non-transferable or pausable. An extension the dog does not know is noted, never cleared.

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   • Mint on Solscan

   Evidence

   Program

   spl-token-2022

   Extensions found

   none

   Other extensions

   metadataPointer, tokenMetadata

4. 04Top ten holdersNot read: Solana did not answer.Not read

   Rule: Flags if the ten largest holders, leaving out the bonding curve and pools, hold over 30% of supply.

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   Evidence

   Supply

   not read

   Top ten hold

   not read of supply

   The ten holders

   not read

   Left out

   not read

   Source: not read

5. 05Largest holderNot read: Solana did not answer.Not read

   Rule: Flags if the largest holder, same exclusions, holds over 15% of supply.

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   Evidence

   Largest holder

   not read

   Amount

   not read

   Percent of supply

   not read

6. 06Creator's holdingThe creator, 6SJH...YL6L, holds 0% of supply now.No flag

   Rule: Flags if the creator wallet holds over 10% of supply now.

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   • Creator on Solscan

   Evidence

   Creator

   6SJH...YL6L

   Found in

   the curve

   Amount

   0

   Percent of supply

   0.00%

7. 07LiquidityLiquidity across 1 pool is $491,557. A seven-day liquidity history is complete on 2026-10-20.No flag

   Rule: Flags if liquidity is under 5,000 USD, or has fallen over 50% from its 7 day peak in the dog's own samples. A coin still on the bonding curve is noted, not flagged.

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   • Largest pool on DexScreener

   Evidence

   Where it trades

   On a pool

   Pools

   1. pumpswap$491.6K

   Liquidity in all

   $491.6K

   Seven-day history starts

   20 Oct 2026

8. 08AgeThe first pool opened on 2026-08-28, 46 days ago.No flag

   Rule: Noted, not flagged, if the first pool opened under 24 hours ago.

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   • First pool on DexScreener

   Evidence

   First pool opened

   28 Aug 2026, 13:33 UTC

   Pair

   DA4p...uKpt

9. 09Website and socialsThe metadata names a website and the socials X.No flag

   Rule: Flags if the metadata names no website and no social links.

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   • Metadata file
   • Website
   • X

   Evidence

   Metadata file

   https://meta.uxento.io/data/7d415553-cb24-436b-8bc6-64c52acf459c

   Website

   https://otcdesks.cash/

   Socials

   • x: https://x.com/OTCDesks

   DexScreener lists

   A separate source: these do not change the outcome.

   Websites

   • https://otcdesks.cash/

   Socials

   • twitter: https://x.com/otc_labs

Second sniff

1. 10Creator salesNot read: the coin's first transaction is further back than one sniff reads.Not read

   Rule: Flags if the creator sold over 50% of what it held at launch, paid in SOL. Transfers out are listed, not counted.

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   Evidence

   Creator

   not read

   Held at launch

   not read

   Sold

   not read

   Sent elsewhere

   not read

   Percent sold

   not read

   History

   not read

   not read

2. 11Serial deployerNot read: Solana did not answer.Not read

   Rule: Flags if the creator made 5 or more coins inside 7 days, or an earlier coin of theirs has sat on the bonding curve for over 7 days.

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   Evidence

   Creator

   not read

   Coins made

   not read

   Busiest span

   not read

   Left on the curve

   not read

   not read

3. 12Bundled buysNot read: the coin's first transaction is further back than one sniff reads.Not read

   Rule: Flags if wallets that bought in the creation slot hold over 10% of supply combined.

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   Evidence

   Creation slot

   not read

   Buyers

   not read

   Held now, together

   not read

The page sniff

Every page the dog read or left alone, in the order it fetched them.

1. https://otcdesks.cash/OTCread

   the website in the metadata · metadata website

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   The text the dog read

   Over-The-Counter Protocol, earn stocks, pre-ipo, and yield. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Home OTC · Featured product Own an asset that captures protocol revenue. OTC is the everything protocol. It builds whatever is capturing volume, attention and revenue on Solana right now, ships it, and moves on to the next thing when the market does. Every product it runs sends a share of what it earns to desk owners. Products come and go. A desk captures all of them. Desks minted —— Distributed to desks —— Protocol revenue —— Paid to holders —— Coins launched —— Mint a deskSee the desksOpenSeaMagic Eden Minted a desk? It earns from day one, but nothing lands until you activate it. Activate it →
2. https://otcdesks.cash/exploreOTCread

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   Over-The-Counter Protocol, earn stocks, pre-ipo, and yield. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Explore
3. https://otcdesks.cash/launcherOTCread

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   Over-The-Counter Protocol, earn stocks, pre-ipo, and yield. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Launcher Pick what it pays Your coin trades against this and its holders are paid in it. A single stock, or a basket of up to ten. Launch on PumpMeteora Add image Name0/32 Ticker0/13 Description0/500 X0/120 Your first buy None0.5 SOL1 SOL2 SOL5 SOL SOL Hooks RewardStock, split across holdersKing of the HillBiggest buy every 15 min winsIndexTop coins here, rotating Paired with All175xStocks22Backpack59Crypto94 SOLSolanaAAPLxAppleAMCAMC EntertainmentAMZNxAmazonAVGOxBroadcomBABoeingBABAAlibaba Group HoldingBOTRoboStrategyBRK.BxBerkshire HathawayBULLWebullCOINxCoinbaseCOSTCostco WholesaleCRCLxCircleDELLDell TechnologiesDFDVxDFDVDJTTrump Media & Technology GroupDKNGDraftKingsDNUTKrispy KremeDRAMRoundhill Memory ETFFLWS1-800-FLOWERS.COMGMExGamestopGOOGLxAlphabetGPROGoProGRNDGrindrHIMSHims & Hers HealthHOODxRobinhoodHTZHertz Global HoldingsIBMInternational Business MachinesINTCIntelJNJJohnson & JohnsonKOxCoca-ColaLLYEli Lilly andLMTLockheed MartinLULUlululemon athleticaMCDxMcDonald'sMETAxMetaMGMMGM Resorts InternationalMRNAModernaMRVLMarvell TechnologyMSFTxMicrosoftMSTRxMicroStrategyMUMicron TechnologyNBISNebius Group N.V.NKENikeNVDAxNVIDIAPFEPfizerPLTRxPalantirQUBTQuantum ComputingRBLXRobloxRDDTRedditRIVNRivian AutomotiveSCHHSchwab U.S. REIT ETFSHOPShopifySKHYSK HynixSNAPSnapSNDKSandiskSPCXSpaceXSPHRSphere Entertainment Co.TSLAxTeslaTTWOTake-Two Interactive SoftwareUPSUnited Parcel ServiceVIDAxVida GlobalWENWendy'sGLDxGoldQQQxNasdaqSPYxSP500$WIFdogwifhat67Official 67 CoinAAVEAaveACTAct I : The AI ProphecyAFCArsenal FCALCHAlchemist AIALONalonANSEMBlack BullARBArbitrumauraaurabatonbatonBertBertram The PomeranianbiketysonBIKE TYSONBILLBillions Network TokenBOBOBoboBonkBonkBPBackpackButtcoinButtcoinCARDSCollector CryptCASHCATCash CatCATECateCHILLGUYJust a chill guyCHILLHOUSEChill HouseCHIPUSD.AICLAWclawpump.techCODECCodec FlowCupseyCupseyDOGEDogecoinETHEther (Portal)FartcoinFartcoinfoneapeonfoneGIGAGIGACHADGOATGoatseus Maximusgork@gorkhSOLHelius Staked SOLHYPEHYPEJimothyJimothy The RaccoonJotchuaJotchuaKINSKintaraLINKChainlink TokenLITLighterLMAO!LMAO!MANIFESTManifestingMETMeteoraMICHImichiMONMonadMOODENGMoo DengMORPHOMorphoneetNotInEmploymentEducationTrainingOREOREOTCOTCPEAQpeaqPENGUPudgy PenguinsPercolatorPercolator 55 more — show another 55 Holders are paid The pairWhat it earns, sent straight outA basketUp to 10, one each round Holders are paid SOL itself. Nothing is traded, so there is no route to find and no slippage. BackContinue Launch summary UntitledNo ticker yet Launching on Pump Paired with SOL Trading fee 1% Your first buy None Of every fee Holders, in the pair 67.5% Desks 10% Protocol 12.5% OTC bought and burned 10% A holder needs a token account before the pair can reach them. This opens one, once, and it is theirs — worth about $0.58, refundable to them if they ever close it. Launch
4. https://otcdesks.cash/docsOTCread

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   How a launch pays its holders in tokenised stock, how the fees are split, and how a desk works. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Docs The protocol What OTC is The wallets Products, not a product What the token is for Launching What a launch is Where the fees go What holders earn Getting paid Choosing the reward Desks What a desk is Activating one What a round does Selling Integrating Launching from your own app The fields Reference The numbers The accounts What OTC is OTC is the everything protocol. It builds whatever is capturing volume, attention and revenue on Solana right now, ships it, and moves on to the next thing when the market does. Every product it runs turns its fees into yield for the people holding it, and sends a share to the desks, which are the one asset that captures all of it. Every trade on chain pays a fee to somebody. On almost every venue that somebody is the team, and holders get a token and a roadmap. We route it the other way. Fees are claimed automatically and spent on assets that go straight to holders, usually within the hour they were earned. The products that do that today. The launcher. Coins launched here convert their creator fees into tokenised stock for their holders. We claim the fees about once a minute and spend 67.5% of every one buying the coin’s reward asset on the open market, then send it out pro rata. A coin can pay a single stock or rotate through a basket of them. The desks.A desk is an NFT with a vault attached. A share of every product’s revenue, half of what $OTC earns from its own trading, and most of what every new desk pays to mint go into a shared pot. When the pot fills it buys one stock and credits every live desk the same amount. You collect whenever you want, and the stock waits in your vault until you do. Different products, same rule. Revenue arrives, and holders are what it gets spent on. Products come and go; the desks capture all of them. All of it is on chain Every payout is a transaction. So is every buyback and every burn. The running totals sit on the revenue page and the rewards page, and each row links to the transaction behind it, so you can check any figure here yourself. The wallets Every fee this protocol claims passes through one of these, and all of them are public. Nothing below is a claim you have to take on trust — open any of them and the transactions are the record. Wallet Address What it does Launcher rewards 2k5h…pP5y Claims pump fees and buys the stock holders are owed Meteora rewards 4wYG…xhyL The same, for coins launched on Meteora Desk pot KLR4…UnJu Holds the 10% every launch pays, plus half of OTC's own fees, and spends it on stock for desk holders Buyback 5JVy…Cvee Buys OTC off the market and burns it, from every launch and from half of OTC's own fees Protocol FSjV…Jdq6 The share that funds servers, databases and APIs The addresses the program itself runs on — the config, the collection, the rotation — are at the bottom of this page, read live from the chain. Products, not a product Desks and the launcher are what we run today. Neither of them is what OTC is. Nothing on chain stays busy forever. Whatever has volume this month will have less in six, and a protocol built around one product has an expiry date whether it admits it or not. Plenty of them are, and they spend the whole decline saying volume is temporarily soft. So we did not build it that way. OTC is the machine that turns revenue into holder rewards. A product is just whatever is feeding it at the time. When one slows down we build the next one and plug it into the same claim, the same split, and the same wallets. We do not sit and wait for the first one to come back. The desks came first and still run, still buying stock every time the pot fills. The launcher came second and is where the volume is now. Whatever is third works the same way, because that part was built to outlast any single product. That is why the revenue page is the one worth reading. It measures the machine, and the machine is what carries over. What the token is for $OTC is our token. It is not a governance badge and it is not a fee discount. It does three things. Revenue buys it and burns it. A fixed 10% of every creator fee we claim goes to a wallet that buys $OTC on the open market and burns what it buys, every five minutes. The buy and the burn are two separate transactions on purpose, so you can see the purchase on chain instead of it cancelling out against the burn. It is what a desk costs. Minting a desk burns $OTC. No purchase, the tokens are just gone. That has destroyed far more supply than the buybacks have, and it cost us nothing, because the person minting paid for it. Its own trading fees pay the desks. $OTC is a coin that trades, so it earns creator fees like any other, and they are split 50% desk pot · 50% protocol. The pot’s half is spent on stock for desk holders. The other half is protocol revenue. It bought $OTC back and burned it for a while, which was the same job twice: every launched coin already sends 10% of its fees to the buyback and nothing else. All of it is on the revenue page, listed separately. Spending revenue and destroying supply are two different claims and they should not be added together. What a launch is A launch is an ordinary pump.fun coin. We do not run the market, hold the liquidity, or take custody of anything. The coin trades on pump.fun exactly like any other, and you are its creator there. The one thing that differs is set at the moment of creation and can never be changed: the coin’s creator fees are assigned to our reward wallet instead of to you. That assignment is what funds everything below. This cannot be undone pump.fun revokes the admin once the fee split is written, so nobody can point those fees anywhere else afterwards. Not you, and not us. You stay the creator on pump.fun and the coin is credited to you normally. What you give up is the fee stream, and what your holders get for it is below. Where the fees go Every trade on a launched coin pays a creator fee. A worker claims those fees roughly once a minute and splits them in the same transaction that claims them, so nothing sits unsplit. Share Of each fee What happens to it Holders 67.5% Buys tokenised stock for everyone holding the coin Desk pot 10% Paid out to OTC desks on their rounds Buyback 10% Buys OTC off the market and burns it Protocol 12.5% Servers, database, APIs and infrastructure Everything below the holders’ share comes out of the protocol’s side, never out of theirs. The buyback is funded by the protocol taking less. A coin paired against a stock earns that stock rather than SOL, so its holders are paid in the asset the coin already trades against and nothing is swapped for them. The rest of the fee is swapped to SOL once and split four ways in a single transaction, because the desk pot holds lamports and the buyback exists to spend them. Holders open their own accounts A holder cannot receive a token until an account exists to hold it, and the chain charges a deposit to create one. The protocol paid that and it came to 6.2% of every fee ever claimed, against a budget of 2.5%, which emptied the wallet rounds were paid out of. Holders open their own now, from the coin page, at about thirty-seven cents per stock. The account is theirs and the deposit comes back in full if they ever close it. The buyback is bought and burned in two separate transactions, so a burn that fails leaves the OTC in the wallet to be burned next cycle rather than losing the purchase with it. Every buy and every burn is recorded as it happens. What holders earn The holders’ 67.5% accumulates as SOL against the coin. Once it reaches 0.1 SOL a round swaps the whole balance into the coin’s chosen stock and credits every holder their share. The threshold exists because a swap costs a transaction fee and gives up slippage. Below a tenth of a SOL those costs are a real fraction of the trade, so a coin waits rather than paying them repeatedly on small amounts. A coin under the line is not being skipped. Its balance sits and grows until it crosses. Shares are strictly proportional to how much of the coin you hold at the moment the round runs. There is no minimum and no rounding you out. A wallet holding a thousandth of a percent is credited a thousandth of a percent. Who is excluded The bonding curve, the AMM pool and the creator vault are excluded before anything is divided. They hold the coin without being anybody, and a young coin whose curve holds 98% of supply would otherwise send 98% of its rewards into an account that cannot spend them. Credits are cumulative. Nothing expires, nothing is forfeited for not paying attention, and a wallet that never looks accrues exactly as much as one that checks daily. Getting paid Rewards arrive on their own, once. A round buys the coin’s reward stock and sends each holder their share in proportion to what they hold. There is nothing to claim and nothing to sign every round. Solana charges a deposit for every token account, so a stock you have never held needs one opened before it can reach you. You open it from the coin page, once per stock, at about thirty-seven cents. The account is yours, the deposit stays in it, and closing it returns the deposit. A round divides among the holders who can receive it, so activating is worth doing before the next one. One balance per stock, not per coin. Hold ten coins that all pay NKE and the NKE lands in one account. Nobody is skipped for being small Every holder is paid, whatever their share is worth. An earlier version required a share to cover the rent of the account it needed, which meant small positions were not paid late. They were not paid at all, and their share went to everybody else. That rule is gone. Payouts are listed as they happen on the rewards page, one row per transaction, each linking to the transfer on chain. Choosing the reward A launch picks what its holders are paid in: a tokenised equity, a pre-IPO name, or a basket that rotates between several. There is also a curated list, and you can import any mint that passes an automated audit. The audit refuses anything that cannot actually be paid out: Check Why Transfers work at all A non-transferable token can never reach a holder No transfer fee A fee would silently shrink every payout No transfer hook A hook can revert and take the coin's rounds down with it A real market exists Rewards are bought on the open market. No liquidity means no reward Rejections are recorded along with the measured figures, so a token that passes today and rots later leaves a trail rather than a stale verdict. What a desk is A desk is an NFT that owns a vault. The vault fills with tokenised stock over time, and whoever holds the NFT owns whatever is in it. It is the second product here. The launcher is the first. Minting burns — OTC and issues a Metaplex Core NFT with a vault address derived from it. The burn happens inside the mint instruction, before the NFT exists. Solana transactions are all-or-nothing, so there is no version of this where somebody gets a desk without the supply going down. You pay Amount Where it goes Deposit — OTC Burned Surcharge 0.5 SOL 0.45 pot · 0.05 protocol Account rent ~0.023 SOL Your own accounts · refundable The vault is what makes it a desk rather than a picture: it holds real stock, it is owned by the NFT rather than by you, and it travels with the NFT when you sell. Activating one A desk needs an open account for every stock in the rotation before it can be paid in them. Activating opens all of them in one press. Why activation is one button A desk with some accounts open and some not is skipped for the ones it is missing, every round, and looks live the whole time. That is why it is one button rather than one per stock. The rent for those accounts is yours and comes back if you ever close them. What a round does When the pot crosses its threshold, a round converts the whole thing into one stock and credits every live desk equally. The rotation decides which: Crediting is a single number. The program tracks how much of each stock has ever been paid per desk, and your desk tracks where it last collected. What you are owed is the difference. So a round writes one account no matter how many desks exist, and claiming yours does not move anybody else’s. The invariant the pool always holds at least the sum of what every desk has been credited and not yet taken. It is checked on every claim. Selling Selling the desk hands over everything: the NFT, its vault, the stock inside it, and anything credited but not yet collected. There is no exit instruction and no protocol marketplace. The vault is a PDA of the NFT, so ownership follows the NFT wherever it goes. A royalty is set on the collection. It is a marketplace convention rather than something the chain enforces, so it is a behaviour, not a guarantee. Launching from your own app Two launchpads, and they need different amounts of help. A Meteora launch is built here, because its pool config is a fresh keypair this server holds. A pump launch is built entirely in your own code: the pump SDK does it, nothing is signed here, and the only call you make to this API is the one that lists the coin. Pump Nothing on this server decides whether a pump coin earns rewards. Its fee-sharing config does, on chain, and this protocol reads it rather than being told. A coin whose shares point at the reward wallet is paying holders whether or not anybody registered it. 01 Pin the metadata POST /api/ipfs, the same call the Meteora flow uses. Generate the coin’s keypair first if you want the metadata to point at its own page. 02 Create the coin createV2Instruction from @pump-fun/pump-sdk, with creatorset to the launching wallet rather than to us. Attribution on pump follows that field, and a coin credited to this protocol is not the launcher’s coin. 03 Point the fees here createFeeSharingConfig, then updateFeeSharesV2 assigning the whole 10000 bps to the reward wallet in the accounts table. This is the step that makes it a coin on this platform. It is permanent: pump revokes the admin once it runs and no later transaction can change the split. 04 Send it as two transactions All three instructions in one comes to roughly 1,280 bytes against a 1,232 limit and always fails. Create in the first, the two fee-sharing instructions in the second, with the mint keypair co-signing the first. Sign them together so the wallet prompts once. 05 Record it, if you want it listed POST /api/coins. Required: mint, name, symbol, uri, creator, createTx. Add rewardMint and rewardSymbol for the stock it pays, or rewardBasket for an ETF, and pairMint if it trades against something other than SOL. The config is read, not trusted POST /api/coins checks the chain before it lists anything. A mint whose fee shares do not point at the reward wallet is refused with 400. A 409 means the config was not found yet, which is usually a node behind the slot that confirmed the launch rather than a mistake, so it is worth retrying a few times. ETFs are a field, not a different launch A basket coin is launched exactly as above. The difference is rewardBasket, an array of stock mints in the order they pay. The coin rotates through them, one per payout, and the rotation lives on this protocol rather than on chain, so it costs nothing extra at launch. Meteora A Meteora launch here is three requests and two signatures. This site’s launcher makes exactly the same calls in the same order, so anything it can do, so can you. There is no key, no registration and no allow list. What the API will not do is sign for you. It builds the two transactions and partially signs the parts only it holds — the pool config’s keypair, and the launchpad’s identity — and hands them back. The coin’s own key and the creator’s are yours to add, so a response leaving this server can do nothing on its own. 01 Pin the metadata POST /api/ipfs with a multipart/form-data body: file (the image), name, symbol, description, and optionally twitter, telegram and website. It answers with metadataUri. Generate the coin’s keypair before this if you want its metadata to point at its own page. 02 Build the launch POST /api/meteora/launch with JSON. It answers with two base64 transactions, the config address, and a blockhash they are already built against. 03 Sign and send, in order Add the coin’s keypair to the second transaction, have the creator sign both, and send them one after the other. The config has to exist before a pool can be created from it, so they cannot be combined and the second must not be sent until the first has confirmed. 04 Record it, if you want it listed POST /api/coinswith the mint, the signature and what it was paired with. Optional: the coin exists and earns correctly without this, because the config decided that before the first trade. It is what puts the coin on this site’s board and payout feed. // 2. build const res = await fetch("https://otcdesks.cash/api/meteora/launch", { method: "POST", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" }, body: JSON.stringify({ mint: mintKeypair.publicKey.toBase58(), name: "My Coin", symbol: "MINE", uri: metadataUri, creator: wallet.publicKey.toBase58(), quoteMint: "XsbEhLAtcf6HdfpFZ5xEMdqW8nfAvcsP5bdudRLJzJp", // AAPLx mode: "high", // or "low" buy: "0", // optional opening buy, base units of the quote }), }); const plan = await res.json(); // { transactions: [b64, b64], config, blockhash, lastValidBlockHeight, quoteUsd } // 3. sign and send, in order const txs = plan.transactions.map((t) => Transaction.from(Buffer.from(t, "base64")) ); txs[1].partialSign(mintKeypair); // the coin's own key const signed = await wallet.signAllTransactions(txs); for (const tx of signed) { const sig = await connection.sendRawTransaction(tx.serialize()); await confirm(sig, plan.lastValidBlockHeight); // wait before the next } The quote decides everything downstream A coin’s fees arrive as the asset it trades against, and that is what its holders are paid. Pick quoteMint carefully: it is written into a config that cannot be changed afterwards, for that coin, forever. It has to be one of the assets this site offers — checked on the server, not taken from your request. A mint that charges a transfer fee is refused by the bonding curve itself, and one Meteora has not vetted has no token badge to pass. The fields Everything POST /api/meteora/launch takes. Strings unless said otherwise. Field Required What it is mint yes The coin's address. You generate the keypair and keep the secret; this only needs the public key to build against. name yes Up to 32 characters. symbol yes Up to 13 characters. uri yes The pinned metadata, up to 200 characters. Step one returns it. creator yes Who pays and is credited as the pool's creator. Signs both transactions. quoteMint yes What the coin trades against, and therefore what it earns and what its holders are paid. mode no The curve: "low" opens at $3K and graduates at $45K, "high" opens at $20K and graduates at $100K. Anything else, including nothing, builds the low one. buy no An opening buy, as a decimal string in base units of the quote. Omit it or send "0" for none. Recording it, if you want the coin on this site, is POST /api/coins. It needs mint, name, symbol, uri, creator and createTx — the signature of the transaction that created the pool — plus pairMint, pairSymbol, rewardMint, rewardSymbol (all four are the quote, on a Meteora launch), venue: "meteora" and meteoraConfig, the config address the build returned. Nothing is taken on trust: the route reads the transaction off the chain and checks it. A 409means the signature has not been indexed yet, so wait a second and send it again — every other status is final. And what comes back from the build: transactions
5. https://otcdesks.cash/rewardsOTCread

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   Over-The-Counter Protocol, earn stocks, pre-ipo, and yield. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Rewards Rewards Every coin launched here pays its holders. Fees are claimed from pump and the holders' share goes out pro-rata. Most coins pay in a reward stock the launcher picked. Some are launched paired against another asset, a token or a tokenised stock, and those pay in whatever they trade against. Paid to holders DistributionsOne per transaction, not per holder Paying coinsHave distributed at least once Holder payoutsWallets paid, counted per coin Top distributions Ranked by total paid Loading… Recent distributions Newest first Loading…
6. https://otcdesks.cash/revenueOTCread

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   Over-The-Counter Protocol, earn stocks, pre-ipo, and yield. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Revenue Revenue Revenue comes from every product OTC runs. Coins launched through the site assign their creator fees to the protocol, which claims them automatically and splits them in the same transaction: most becomes the reward stock and goes out to holders, a share buys OTC on the open market and burns it, a share goes to the desk pot, and a share is kept. Desks pay a surcharge at mint and burn their deposit outright, which is why far more supply has been destroyed than the buybacks alone account for. The exact split is in the docs. Total revenue $0.00 0.00 SOL claimed To holders $0.00 0.00 SOL spent on stock OTC burned $0.00 0 OTC destroyed Protocol $0.00 0.00 SOL retained OTC burned, all time Tokens destroyed by buybacks, added up. A count, not a valuation. BurnsRevenue 1D7DAll Not enough history yet. Day by day SOL spent buying OTC each day. Everything bought is burned, so this is also what was destroyed. Average 0.00 SOL across 0 days Nothing yet. Live activity 0 buys · 0 burns Loading… Every row is a transaction. Click one to read it on chain. Supply destroyed By buybacks 0 OTC By desk deposits 0 OTC0 desks Total 0 OTC$0.00 Only the first is funded by revenue. A desk mint burns its deposit outright. The buyback engine SOL deployed 0.00 SOL OTC bought 0 Swaps 00 burns Bought and burned in separate transactions, so the purchase is visible on chain. Traded volume 24 hours $0.00 7 days $0.00 All time $0.00 Fees are a share of this, so it is the ceiling on everything above.
7. https://otcdesks.cash/desksOTCread

   found on https://otcdesks.cash/ · same-site link

   read 13 Oct 2026, 18:16 UTChash ece0117a578d

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   Over-The-Counter Protocol, earn stocks, pre-ipo, and yield. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Desks Minted—— Live desks—— OTC burned—— Buys next—— Paid to desks—— AllYoursBurnsHistory
8. https://otcdesks.cash/mintOTCread

   found on https://otcdesks.cash/ · same-site link

   read 13 Oct 2026, 18:16 UTChash b4de8a7f6ee2

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   Over-The-Counter Protocol, earn stocks, pre-ipo, and yield. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Mint Mint a desk A desk is an NFT with a vault only it can own. Minting burns the deposit and issues one; activating it opens an account for each stock in the rotation, and from then on every round credits it an equal share of whatever the pot bought. Sell the NFT and the whole book goes with it. You send OTC—— SOL—— You receive Desk #—The next serial. Earns across — stocks. Plus 0.023 SOL for account rent, refunded when the accounts are closed. Connect a wallet to continue. Your desks Connect a wallet to view your desks. How it works 1Mint The deposit is burned and an NFT is issued with a vault derived from it. Transferring the NFT transfers everything that vault holds. 2Activate The desk opens one token account per stock in the rotation. Until they exist there is nowhere to deliver to. 3Earn Each round buys the next stock and credits every active desk an equal share, delivered into its own accounts. Nothing to claim.
9. https://otcdesks.cash/termsTerms of Service — OTCread

   found on https://otcdesks.cash/ · same-site link

   read 13 Oct 2026, 18:16 UTChash 3952765676ab

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   The agreement between you and the operators of OTC: what the protocol does, which wallets we control, and what none of it promises you. NewIndex coins are live. Yours pays its holders the biggest coins on this site, and the list rewrites itself. OTC HomeExploreLauncherRewardsRevenueDesksMint Information DocsTermsotc_labs Collapse sidebar OTC/Terms Terms of Service Last updated 12 September 2026 These terms are an agreement between you and the operators of OTC (“OTC”, “we”, “us”). They cover everything you do here: browsing, connecting a wallet, launching a coin, trading, minting or holding a desk, and receiving anything the protocol pays out. If you do not agree with them, do not use the platform. They are in plain language deliberately. The headings are part of the terms rather than decoration, and the parts most likely to cost you money are not buried. Contents 1What OTC is 2We are not your adviser 3Trading is yours, and it is final 4Where our wallets are involved 5Fees 6Rewards and what they are not 7Buybacks and our own trading 8Tokenised equity is not equity 9Desks 10Listings, and what we can do about them 11Your content 12What you cannot do 13Eligibility 14Risks 15Disclaimers and limits on our liability 16Indemnity 17Changes to these terms 18The rest 11.What OTC is OTC is a protocol on Solana that turns trading fees into assets for the people holding its products. Two run today. A launcher, where a coin’s trading fees are claimed and spent on tokenised equity for the people holding that coin. And desks, which are NFTs that receive a share of protocol revenue in the same assets. More will follow, and these terms are written to cover them. Where a section describes a product by name it describes that product; where it describes how the protocol claims fees, holds them, and pays them out, it applies to anything the protocol does on the same model, including products launched after the date at the top of this page. Coins launched here are created on third-party venues — pump.fun and Meteora — and trade in their pools, in most cases against tokenised equity issued by third parties. We do not operate those venues, issue those assets, or control either. Most of what happens is on chain and signed by your own wallet. Some of it is not, and section 4 says exactly which parts, because that distinction is the one that matters if something goes wrong. 22.We are not your adviser Nothing here is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold anything. Not the listings, the charts, the market caps, the reward figures, or anything we or anyone else writes on the site. We are not your broker, adviser, or fiduciary, and using the platform does not make us one. 33.Trading is yours, and it is final When you buy or sell, the transaction is built in your browser, signed by your wallet, and submitted to Solana. We never hold your keys. A confirmed transaction cannot be reversed by anyone, including us. We cannot recover funds sent to a wrong address, signed into a phishing site, or lost to a compromised wallet or extension. Check every transaction before approving it. Your keys and seed phrase are entirely your responsibility. 44.Where our wallets are involved Several flows pass through wallets we operate, and we would rather name them than have you discover them. All of these addresses are published on the docs page and you can watch every transaction they make. Fee claiming Coins launched here are configured so their creator fees are paid to a wallet we operate. We claim those fees, split them, and spend the holders’ share on the coin’s chosen asset. Between the claim and the payout, that money sits in our wallet. Payouts The asset bought for holders is sent from our wallet to theirs. We pay the rent to open the token account a holder needs to receive it; that account belongs to them from the moment it exists. Buybacks and treasury We convert accrued revenue between assets, buy and burn OTC, and hold assets including OTC itself and tokens launched on the platform. None of this makes us a bank, exchange, custodian, or deposit-taker. We do not hold an account balance for you, there is nothing to withdraw, and outside these flows your assets never touch our wallets. 55.Fees A coin launched here charges a creator fee on every trade. When it is claimed we split it: 67.5% buys the coin’s chosen asset for its holders, and the rest funds the desk pot, the buyback, and the protocol. Holders open their own accounts to receive what they are paid, and the deposit that keeps those accounts open stays theirs. The current split is published in the docs and shown in the launcher before you launch. We can change the split for future claims at any time. Fee rates set on chain at a coin’s creation are permanent and cannot be changed by us or by the creator. 66.Rewards and what they are not Three things on this platform pay out today: coins pay their holders in tokenised equity, desks receive a share of revenue, and OTC holders receive SOL. Read this section carefully, because it defines what they are and are not — and it applies in the same way to anything the protocol pays out in future, whatever it is called and whatever it pays in. They are mechanical features of how the software works. They are not an investment product, a dividend in the corporate sense, a revenue share, a yield product, or a security. Holding any of these assets gives you no contractual right to any payment, any amount, or any schedule. Figures on this site describing what has been paid are historical. They are not a promise, a projection, or a basis for expecting anything in future. Payouts can be delayed, reduced, or stopped at any time, and have been. They depend on third-party pricing and routing that can fail, on liquidity that may not exist, and on software that has had and will have bugs. Assets bought for holders have been delayed in reaching them. Eligibility rules, thresholds, schedules and exclusions can change, and certain wallets — including ones we operate and supply that cannot be sold — are excluded from distributions. A reward that has been bought but cannot be delivered is held, not owed to you indefinitely. Delivery can fail or never become possible for ordinary reasons: a holder below the minimum holding, a holder with no account for the asset, a coin whose balance never reaches the distribution threshold, or a coin nobody trades. Where an amount has been undeliverable for three days or more, we may sweep it and liquidate it, and the proceeds belong to the protocol in full. The holders' share described elsewhere in these terms does not apply to swept amounts, because the condition for paying it was never met. The same applies to fees that reach our wallets from coins that were not launched here. Anyone can direct a coin's fees at an address, and some do. Those fees are not a reward programme, create no claim by that coin's holders against us, and are collected and kept by the protocol in full. The programs themselves can be changed or discontinued for the future at any time. If you are buying any asset here because you expect to profit from our efforts in running this, do not buy it. 77.Buybacks and our own trading Wallets we operate transact on the platform in the ordinary course: converting fee revenue between assets, executing payouts, buying and burning OTC, and managing treasury. We may hold OTC and coins launched here, including at the same time as we operate the mechanisms that affect them. Buybacks described on this site are historical. They are not a commitment to future purchases, can be started, stopped, or changed without notice, and may support OTC’s market price above where it would otherwise be. OTC does not represent a right to revenue, buybacks, or any distribution. 88.Tokenised equity is not equity Coins here are paired with, and their holders are paid in, tokenised assets issued by third parties. That describes the market and the payout asset, and nothing else. A coin paired against a tokenised stock is not stock and is not a derivative of stock. It is not collateralised by, redeemable for, or a claim on any share or company. It does not track and does not promise to track any price. It confers no ownership, dividend, voting, or other right against anyone. We do not issue, custody, redeem, or guarantee any of these assets, and we are not affiliated with any exchange, listed company, broker-dealer, or issuer. A coin’s name, ticker, or image is chosen by whoever launched it and means nothing about what it legally is. The underlying assets carry issuer, custody, redemption, and de-pegging risks entirely outside our control, and if the issuer freezes an account or an asset stops trading, payouts in it stop. 99.Desks A desk is an NFT. Minting one costs a deposit, which is spent rather than held for you — it is not refundable and there is nothing to redeem it against. A desk receives a share of protocol revenue in the assets in rotation at the time, subject to everything in section 6. A desk must have an open token account for each asset in the rotation before it can be paid in that asset, and opening those accounts costs rent that the holder pays. The rotation can change. A desk that has not opened an account for a newly added asset is skipped for it until it does. Desks can be sold on secondary markets we do not operate. Everything a desk has accumulated transfers with the NFT. 1010.Listings, and what we can do about them Anyone can launch here. We do not vet, audit, or endorse coins, creators, or anything they claim, and a listing is not evidence that something is genuine or safe. Scams, impersonation and rug pulls are known risks of permissionless launch platforms. Verify independently. We reserve the right to hide or remove any listing, restrict any coin’s access to platform features including payouts, and refuse any launch, at our discretion — particularly for suspected fraud, impersonation, manipulation, or legal risk. Hiding a listing removes nothing from the blockchain. 1111.Your content When you launch a coin you supply its name, ticker, image, description and links. You grant us a worldwide, royalty-free licence to display, reproduce and distribute that content in operating and promoting the platform. You promise you hold the rights to it, and that it does not impersonate any person or organisation or infringe anyone’s trademark, copyright or other rights. 1212.What you cannot do Do not use OTC to break the law. Do not manipulate markets, including wash trading and launching coins designed to deceive buyers. Do not attack, probe, or attempt to exploit the platform, its workers, or its integrations. Do not use it to evade sanctions or launder money. We can restrict or terminate access for any of this without warning you first. 1313.Eligibility You may use OTC only if you are of legal age where you live and only where doing so is lawful. You may not use it if you are located in, incorporated in, or resident in a jurisdiction subject to comprehensive sanctions, or if you appear on a sanctions or restricted-party list. We may restrict access from any jurisdiction at any time. Whether any of this is lawful for you — including whether a coin, a desk, or a tokenised asset is treated as a security or a derivative where you live — depends on where you are, and knowing that is your responsibility. 1414.Risks Coins launched here, especially new ones, can be extremely volatile and illiquid. Prices can go to zero quickly, without warning and without recovery. Thin liquidity means small trades can move prices violently. Only risk what you can afford to lose entirely. The platform depends on infrastructure we do not control: Solana, pump.fun, Meteora, Jupiter, RPC and pricing providers, and the issuers of every asset it pays out in. Any of them can have bugs, exploits, outages, or errors, and so can we. Prices, charts and figures shown here can be delayed or wrong. Do not trade on them as though they were guaranteed accurate. 1515.Disclaimers and limits on our liability The platform and everything on it is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind, express, implied or statutory, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and accuracy. To the fullest extent the law allows, we accept no liability arising from the platform or anything launched, traded, or paid out on it — including lost funds, lost profits, lost data, and indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages — however caused, even if we were told it was possible. Some jurisdictions do not allow some of these exclusions, so parts of this may not apply to you. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded, including for fraud or wilful misconduct, or limits a consumer right the law says cannot be waived. 1616.Indemnity If we are sued or fined because of your coin, your content, your trading, or your breach of these terms or the law, you will defend us and cover the losses and reasonable legal costs. “Us” includes our entity, operators, employees and contributors. 1717.Changes to these terms When these change we will update the date at the top, and for material changes we will post a notice on the site. Changes apply from when they are posted and are not retroactive. If you keep using the platform after a change takes effect, the new terms apply to you. If you do not agree with one, stop using the platform. 1818.The rest If part of these terms is unenforceable, the rest stands. Not enforcing a term is not waiving it. You cannot assign these terms; we can, to a successor of the platform. Sections 4 to 9, 15 and 16 survive termination. These terms are the whole agreement between us about the platform. Everything this protocol does is on chain and can be checked. The wallets are listed in the docs, the fee split is in the docs, and every payout is a transaction you can open.
10. https://solscan.io/account/4wYGg1KxUroz6Aitgmca64c5wqZW5q1cULCTRJ8dxhyLskippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

11. https://solscan.io/account/KLR44uzdKQoev7k8YWrS3EX6KetD4Lp6cVmxy7qUnJuskippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

12. https://solscan.io/account/5JVyW4kxLAFvPwp8rxc2BiGpJztbkDyFbZBTKEnKCveeskippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

13. https://solscan.io/account/FSjVufNSHPxeSo2XCVUGYv7kfGeeBQ8g1YFWpkPuJdq6skippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

14. https://solscan.io/account/2k5hrzuykwyTbUe8L7UriYAQhr5hijNLgBvEB4B9pP5yskippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

15. https://solscan.io/account/BZcvtxDy4WihU24k3pezzajuiqYtTUHPfH7b5m26BucRskippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

16. https://solscan.io/account/9b5VLbpXedgXcjWyboXqHMbDgeHJtb5PBsy6TE18REU4skippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

17. https://solscan.io/account/CoREENxT6tW1HoK8ypY1SxRMZTcVPm7R94rH4PZNhX7dskippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

18. https://solscan.io/account/AjMx5My4YUDHMiCtLpTAtgkiUJgrpJnQqd5AcQnddHQWskippedNot read: a market page.

    found on https://otcdesks.cash/docs · external link

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