Reading what a creator earned
Fee accrual is on-chain and public — these endpoints read it back per wallet. The rates are in config, not in these responses.
Balances and history
- GET /launch/fees/:wallet
- Claimable creator fees right now, per pairing asset
- GET /launch/earnings/:wallet
- Earnings history. ?days (default 30)
curl https://api.vectr.bot/launch/fees/0x…Fees accrue in the pairing asset the token was launched against — a token paired with a stock token pays its creator in that stock token, not ETH.
The rates
Fee splits are set on-chain and differ between the curve phase and graduated Uniswap phase. Read them live from GET /config — the fees section carries the current basis points for both phases. The mechanics of accrual and the claimCreatorFees contract call are documented in Integrate → Creator fees.
Claiming
Claiming is a contract call on the token's own curve, not an API endpoint — the agent builds it with build_claim_fees_transaction, or the UI exposes it on the token page. Nothing is claimable by anyone but the creator wallet.
Fees are not a promise of revenue
A creator earns only if the token actually trades. Most tokens launched on any launchpad never reach meaningful volume — treat fee projections as zero until the market says otherwise.