How it works

Overview

A campaign on Clam is two things at once. It is a record of a pump.fun coin — its name, ticker, artwork and creator wallet — and it is a set of payment instructions: this much SOL goes to this TikTok handle, this much to that X account. The pot is yours to set, the splits are yours to choose, and each share is collected by the handle owner through a link only they were sent.

The social link

Every split is assigned to one social handle when it is created. You type the handle yourself, and it can be anyone — the whole point is that you can reward a TikToker or an X account that has never visited this site. Typing a handle does not give them anything yet; it only says where the share goes.

The handle is written once and never changed. Re-pointing a split after the fact would make every claim already made against it retroactively wrong, so the field is immutable from the moment the split is created.

Proving the handle

There is no site-wide account for recipients. Creating a campaign needs a sign-in, browsing needs nothing, and identity is asked for exactly once: when a creator opens their claim link. They paste the link to their own profile, which goes on the record, and you see it before anything is paid.

Because there is no TikTok or X sign-in here, ownership rests on two things working together: you deliver the claim link privately to the account you meant to reward, and the claimant's profile link is recorded on the split. If the wrong person ever claims, you see it before you send a single lamport.

The pot

The pot is the total SOL you intend to share, and it is not escrowed — it stays in your wallet until the moment each payout is signed. The campaign page shows three figures: the pot, which is the total you committed; allocated, which is the sum of every split you have added; and left, which is what is still unassigned. Clam will not let allocated exceed the pot.

pump.fun does not publish a creator's earnings publicly, so the number is yours to set — usually a slice of the creator rewards you have already collected on the coin.

The claim link

Each split derives its own claim link at creation, and that link is the only key to the split. It shows the creator exactly one thing: their handle, their amount, and a form for their wallet. It cannot list the campaign, it cannot touch another creator's share, and it stops working for changes once the split is claimed or paid.

Lifecycle

1. 01

   Start with your coin

   Paste your pump.fun link or coin address. Clam reads the name, ticker, artwork and creator wallet straight from pump.fun so the campaign looks right without any typing.

2. 02

   Decide the pot

   You choose how much SOL you're sharing. pump.fun doesn't publish a creator's earnings publicly, so the number is yours to set — usually a slice of the rewards you've already claimed.

3. 03

   Add the creators

   For each person, pick the platform — TikTok, X, Instagram, YouTube, Twitch or anything else — enter their handle and their amount. Clam stops you allocating more than the pot.

4. 04

   Send the claim links

   Every split gets its own secret link. Send it in a DM or a comment reply. Anyone without the link can't see the split, and each link works once.

5. 05

   They clam

   The creator opens the link, pastes their profile link on record, and enters the Solana wallet they want paying. No sign-up, no app, no wallet connection on their side.

6. 06

   You settle

   Claimed splits show up in your campaign with a pay button. Approve the transfer in Phantom and Clam stores the transaction so both of you have a receipt. Paying by hand works too — just paste the signature.

Fees

Clam charges nothing. The only cost is the Solana network fee on each transfer — a fraction of a cent, paid from your wallet like any other send.

Payments

Everything settles as an ordinary SOL transfer on Solana mainnet, signed by your own wallet at pay time. There is no program, no escrow and no middleman to resolve — the transaction signature on Solscan is the receipt.

Risks

• Payouts are final. Transactions are signed by your own wallet and are irreversible. Check the wallet address on each claimed split before you pay.
• Claiming rests on the link. Anyone holding a claim link can fill it in. Send links privately, and check the recorded profile link before paying.
• Handles are not verified. Anyone can create a coin with any name and a split with any handle, including one that impersonates a real person. Names are not unique and are not vetted — check the coin's mint address, which is the only identifier that cannot be copied.
• The pot is a commitment, not a custody. Clam never holds funds, so a closed or abandoned campaign simply never pays out. Nothing is ever locked.

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