Every rule, written down
The fee, the split, how callers are paid, what the token may never do, and every reason a swap can fail to credit.
What CALLPAID is
CALLPAID is a Chrome extension that runs only on x.com. Hover any $TICKER or contract address in the timeline and a panel opens over the post: price, market cap, liquidity, volume, a chart, safety tags and a quick-buy deck. Tap a tile, sign in your own wallet, done. The account that posted the call receives 40% of the platform fee, settled on-chain.
It is a non-custodial interface to third-party exchange routers on Robinhood Chain (and other EVM chains) and Solana. It never holds keys or funds, cannot move assets, and cannot trade on your behalf.
Nothing here is financial advice. Heat stages, shield tags and scores are automated signals from public market data. They are often wrong, can be late, and are never a recommendation.
The fee and the split
A flat 0.69% (69 basis points) is attached to every swap through the router's integrator or referral mechanism, inside the same transaction. There is no second payment. The fee is shown on the confirmation face before you sign.
- Caller
- 40% · 27.6 bps · post author, settled daily
- Treasury
- 30% · 20.7 bps · operations, development, settlement gas
- Buyback
- 20% · 13.8 bps · weekly, receipts published
- Weekly pool
- 10% · 6.9 bps · top traders and callers, paid in $CALLPAID
Swaps with no caller (an address pasted from elsewhere, a swap from your own post, a swap rejected by the anti-gaming rules) send the 40% to the weekly pool. Tier discounts are taken from the treasury and buyback shares proportionally. The caller share never changes.
fee = amount × 0.0069 caller = fee × 0.40 // fixed, every tier treasury = fee × 0.30 buyback = fee × 0.20 pool = fee × 0.10 // tier 3 buyer (0.39%): caller 27.6 bps · treasury 6.9 · buyback 4.5
How a caller gets paid
- ▸A call is any post on X that contains a contract address or a cashtag. The author of the post is the caller.
- ▸When a reader taps a buy from that post, the extension sends the post id with the swap signal. The ledger resolves the author and credits 40% of the fee.
- ▸Balances accrue with no sign-up. Callers are told by a reply on the post or a message from the payout bot.
- ▸To claim: connect a wallet at app.callpaid.tech/claim, sign a message, receive a 6-character code, post it from the handle (a reply on your own post, or in your bio). The server reads the public post, matches the code, binds handle to wallet.
- ▸Settlement is daily and on-chain: USDG on Robinhood Chain, USDC on Solana. Minimum payout $5; smaller balances carry over. Each settlement transaction is linked on the caller's public page.
- ▸Balances unclaimed for 90 days roll into the weekly pool.
- One active wallet per handle
- re-linkable with a 7-day cooldown
- Credit checkbox
- buyers can untick 'credit @handle' before signing; the 40% then goes to the pool
- Caller page
- calls, buyers, readers' average PnL, total paid, marks, receipts
The 'bought from this post' badge
Under any post with at least one verified CALLPAID swap, the extension paints a badge: number of buyers, their average entry, the current PnL versus that entry, and what the caller was paid. Only on-chain-verified swaps count. Posts with zero buyers show nothing.
The badge turns red when the post's buyers are underwater. That is deliberate. A caller's public record includes the calls that went wrong.
Happening Now and shield tags
Every 60 seconds the server sweeps tokens seen in recent CALLPAID activity plus public trending feeds and computes a pressure score from buy/sell ratio, volume against liquidity, price moves over 5m/1h/6h, holder growth and pair age. The score maps to a stage: quiet, warm, running, sending. The stage is painted on the cashtag in the timeline before you hover.
- new
- pair younger than 24h
- thin
- liquidity below the safety floor for its market cap
- unlocked
- liquidity not locked or burned
- impostor
- ticker collides with a larger token; the picker shows candidates
- one-sided
- buys with almost no sells, or the reverse
- heating / cooling
- pressure rising or falling across lanes
- dumped
- large holder exits detected
- churn
- same wallets cycling in and out
- micro / instant
- tiny trades dominate, or the pair is minutes old
Tags come from third-party screeners plus our own arithmetic. A clean screen is not a promise of safety.
$CALLPAID: tiers, sinks, what it never does
- Walk-in · hold 0
- fee 0.69%
- Caller · hold 1,000,000 (0.1%)
- fee 0.59%, tier badge, priority claim verification
- Operator · hold 5,000,000 (0.5%)
- fee 0.49%, unlimited presets, alerts, caller analytics
- Desk · hold 25,000,000 (2.5%)
- fee 0.39%, callers wall, instant settlement, first access
- ▸The token never changes a caller's payout.
- ▸The token never changes heat stages or shield tags.
- ▸The token never buys a better price or priority routing.
- ▸The token earns nothing by being held. Tiers are read from balance at swap time.
Sinks: 20% of every fee buys back weekly with published receipts; rail boosts (50k tokens per 24h), badge analytics (25k per month) and other project-side fees are paid in tokens and burned; the weekly pool pays top traders and callers in tokens; unclaimed caller balances roll into the pool after 90 days.
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Team allocation
- 0 — fair launch, 100% to the curve
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain (EVM, chainId 4663)
- Launch
- Robinhood Chain launchpad, bonding curve to DEX, LP locked
- Rule
- the extension is live and callers have been paid before the curve opens
Anti-gaming rules
The caller cut is real money, so every rule below is deterministic, logged, and visible on the caller's page as the reason a swap did not credit.
- Buyer wallet equals the caller's wallet
- no caller credit
- Buyer wallet ever linked to the same handle
- no caller credit
- Wallet younger than 24 hours
- no caller credit, points only
- Swap under $10
- no caller credit
- Buy then sell the same token within 5 minutes
- no credit, flagged as wash
- More than 3 credited swaps per buyer per caller per day
- extra swaps earn points only
- Post created after the swap, or CA edited in later
- no credit; first-seen wins
- Wallet ring funding each other from one origin
- credits frozen, manual review, public note
- Settlement
- T+24h, reversible on wash
Privacy and security
- ▸No accounts, no email, no password. Settings and swap history live in your browser's extension storage.
- ▸The content script runs only on x.com and twitter.com. It reads the page to find addresses and tickers, and never stores or transmits your posts, messages or timeline.
- ▸What reaches the ledger: an anonymous install id, and for swaps you make, your public wallet address, the chain, the transaction hash and the post id. No keys, ever.
- ▸Market data requests go from your browser to public data providers directly; they see the token address, not your identity.
- ▸The settlement signer is isolated from the web tier with a capped daily float. Treasury addresses are published on the receipts page.
- ▸The extension bundle contains no remote code and no secrets. Every release is dependency-audited.
Chains and routers
- Robinhood Chain (4663)
- primary · memes and tokenized stocks (EQUITY panel) · fee via integrator parameter
- Solana
- at launch · fee via referral account
- Base, Ethereum, BSC
- read at launch, swaps enabled by remote config
- Wallets
- MetaMask, Rabby, Phantom, Backpack via the in-panel picker
Fees accrue in the routers' collectors per chain, are swept daily, converted to the chain's stable asset and split in the ledger. The split is credited to callers at signal time, so earnings show instantly; the on-chain settlement follows the sweep.
FAQ
- Can CALLPAID take my funds?
- No. Every transaction is built by a third-party router and signed in your wallet. There is no code path that can move assets.
- I posted a CA months ago. Do I get paid for it?
- Only for swaps made through CALLPAID after the extension is live. Balances start at zero, then accrue.
- What if two people posted the same CA?
- The post the buyer hovered from is the one credited. A reader who hovers on your post pays you.
- Can I opt out of crediting a caller?
- Yes, untick the credit box before signing. The 40% then goes to the weekly pool.
- Why 0.69%?
- Because the category leader charges it. The only comparison left is who gets the money.
- Is the token required?
- No. Everything works at tier 0. Holding lowers your fee.