Frequently asked questions
What is FeeRelay?
A Solana program and web app that splits creator fees from a token project across 1 to 8 wallets by fixed percentages. Every share, distribution and withdrawal is recorded on-chain and can be checked by anyone.
Does FeeRelay take a cut?
No. The program has no protocol-fee parameter: 100% of what reaches a project's vault is credited to its recipients. You pay only Solana network fees and the one-time rent deposits for the project account and vault.
Is this yield or passive income?
No. FeeRelay only routes fees that a token's trading actually generates. If nobody trades, there are no fees. Nothing here is investment advice or a promise of returns.
Does holding FRLY give me a share of creator fees?
No. Creator fee entitlements belong only to the recipient wallets named in each project's on-chain split. FRLY token ownership and fee claims are completely separate.
Who can withdraw a balance?
Only the recipient wallet itself, by signing a withdraw transaction. Neither the project creator, FeeRelay's servers, nor the protocol admin can withdraw on a recipient's behalf.
Can the project creator change the split later?
Yes, until they lock it. Before any change takes effect, fees already in the vault are distributed under the old split, and a recipient with an unclaimed balance cannot be removed. Locking is permanent.
Does it work with pump.fun?
The design supports routing pump.fun creator fees to a project vault, but that integration has not yet been validated end-to-end on devnet, so live launch is disabled. You can still create projects and route fees to the vault manually. See Docs → pump.fun integration.
What happens to rounding remainders?
Each distribution floor-divides by basis points. The few leftover lamports are recorded as dust and added to the next distribution, so nothing is lost or kept.
Has FeeRelay been audited?
Not yet. The program has unit tests and an internal review only. Do not use it with significant funds until an independent audit is published on the Security page.
What can the protocol admin do?
Pause new projects/distributions and, separately, pause withdrawals in an emergency. The admin cannot move funds, change splits, or withdraw. The admin should be a multisig.
What does it cost?
Solana network fees, plus refundable-in-principle rent: about 0.0043 SOL for the project account and 0.00089 SOL to keep the vault open. This version has no close instruction, so rent stays with the accounts.
Which network is live?
Devnet. Mainnet deployment waits on an independent audit, a multisig admin, and a validated fee integration.