How it works

Open, trade, clear. The contract holds the money the whole way, and the split is fixed when the coin is launched.

01
Open a drawer
Pick an X handle, name the coin, launch it. The handle is written into the coin at launch and no one can point it somewhere else afterwards.
02
Every fill drops a dime
A buy or a sell pays 2.2%. 1% of it goes to the handle's drawer inside the same transaction, so there is no batch job to trust.
03
The dime clears
While a coin is on its curve, dimes sit as pending until they are swept into the drawer. Once swept, the tape marks them cleared.
04
The handle takes it
The owner connects a wallet, Usedime verifies them on the server, and one transaction moves the cleared balance. We never hold it.

USEDIMEproof

01Drawer opened · @handleNo. 000001

02Trade $250.00+$2.50

03Swept into the drawerCleared

04Cashed out0x7f…3c1

Dropped+$2.50

CLEARED

The bench, cuttingone $250 fill, start to finish

One drawer per handlenobody signs up

Open a coin with reflections on and 0.5% of every trade is paid across everyone holding it, on chain, as each trade settles.

Coins start on a bonding curve. At $8,090 raised the curve completes, liquidity moves to Uniswap, and dimes keep dropping after that.

Launch five coins for the same person and all five pay one drawer. The drawer exists from the first launch and never closes.

The owner does not need an account here. Their drawer fills in public and waits. Signing in only decides where the money goes when they take it.

Where the 2.2% goes

1%the dime, to the handle’s drawer

0.5%to holders, when reflections are on

0.2%to Usedime

1%base fee of Pons, the launchpad underneath

The split is written into the coin at launch. Nobody can change it afterwards, including us.

One $250 fill, split the way it is written into the coin at launch

Four hops from the person who pressed buy to the person the coin was opened for.

Written the moment a trade settles, spendable once it has been swept.

One handle, one coin, a dime on every trade.