Someone launched a coin
in your name.

Find your handle, prove it is yours, and point it at a wallet. Nobody has to approve the claim; the escrow just opens.

Three steps

Takes about a minute. Nothing leaves the escrow until the last one.

1
Prove the account is yours
Sign in with the platform, or post a one-time code where only the account owner could put it. Nothing is stored beyond the fact that it checked out.
2
Name the wallet
The wallet you connect is the only address the escrow will ever pay. It is bound at the moment you start, so a code that leaks cannot redirect the money.
3
Take the balance
One transaction moves everything that has accrued. Later fees keep arriving on their own — this is not a claim you have to repeat.

Common questions

Who launched it?: Anyone can. The launcher pays the network fee to create the coin and cannot withdraw a lamport from your escrow.
Do I owe anything?: No. Claiming costs only the Solana network fee, and that comes out of the amount you are claiming.
What if I never claim?: Nothing is lost. Fees keep accruing under your name until you claim them.

Coins can be launched for X, Reddit, Instagram or TikTok accounts, and 90% of every creator fee is held for the creator named on the coin.